Ciao Roma, but it’s soggy pasta for the limping kangaroo
The carrier has hiked fares and dropped travel agent commissions, as airport and online booking chaos – including flight delays and cancellations – erodes its reputation.
Albo sends howitzers to Ukraine but still no sighting of ScoMo’s Aussie coal ship
Is Albo auditioning for membership of NATO? His Labor government may be more competent than the Coalition but little has changed on government secrecy, or foreign policy direction, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese even stepping up weapons traffic to Ukraine.
Penny wise, foreign policy foolish: why didn’t Wong go to Madrid?
There’s a lot of tough things that could be said on a visit to Borneo.
Blockade a city and open the door to the right: zealots do Dutton a favour
The Blockade spokespeople assert that no social change has happened without disruption and some inconvenience to the populace. That assertion is open to challenge.
Alan Joyce’s $5000 “gift” really a $5,000 grift. What’s the scam Qantas?
Lavish in their praise of their big advertiser, the media is extolling Qantas chief Alan Joyce for his “$5,000 gift” to the embattled airline’s employees. What’s the scam?
Final seat goes to Afghan refugee as the new Senate is confirmed
The election count is finished and Fatima Payman, an Afhgan refugee who came to Australia on a refugee boat in 1999, is the final candidate to have her Senate seat confirmed.
Qantas on hold – and not just on the phone!
Qantas is trending on Twitter for all the wrong reasons. Passengers stranded, flights cancelled, accusations of price gouging, refunds on hold. What’s the scam?
Gas Led Catastrophe, AEMO and the electricity market mayhem
The electricity market has been suspended, blackouts loom, power prices soar – along with corporate profits – and fingers are being rudely pointed. What’s the scam?
It’s all over: Labor wins Gilmore (they also won the election)
Albanese has 76 supporters to listen to our the floor of the House, and some won’t take lightly to their leader lending too much of an ear to the crossbench.
Ciao Roma, but it’s soggy pasta for the limping kangaroo
The carrier has hiked fares and dropped travel agent commissions, as airport and online booking chaos – including flight delays and cancellations – erodes its reputation.
Whither Medicare? The threat to Labor’s light on the hill
Labor’s high ambitions for the health system are under increasing strain.
Out for the count: ‘Carbon Offsets’ are not actually carbon offsets
Callum Foote examines the dodgy and contradictory reporting frameworks in Australia around carbon offsets. Recently, MWM reported how government departments are double-counting the renewable energy from rooftop solar systems, giving most of the benefit to some of the...
Gas Lies: as super profits ramp up so too does the fossil fuel propaganda war
As fossil fuel corporations reap fabulous profits at the expense of Australian gas and electricity customers, the gas lobby is running a propaganda campaign calling for Australia to power the world, help Ukraine, let “the market” do its thing. The reality is there is no market
Albo sends howitzers to Ukraine but still no sighting of ScoMo’s Aussie coal ship
Is Albo auditioning for membership of NATO? His Labor government may be more competent than the Coalition but little has changed on government secrecy, or foreign policy direction, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese even stepping up weapons traffic to Ukraine.
Penny wise, foreign policy foolish: why didn’t Wong go to Madrid?
There’s a lot of tough things that could be said on a visit to Borneo.
Blockade a city and open the door to the right: zealots do Dutton a favour
The Blockade spokespeople assert that no social change has happened without disruption and some inconvenience to the populace. That assertion is open to challenge.
Alan Joyce’s $5000 “gift” really a $5,000 grift. What’s the scam Qantas?
Lavish in their praise of their big advertiser, the media is extolling Qantas chief Alan Joyce for his “$5,000 gift” to the embattled airline’s employees. What’s the scam?
Final seat goes to Afghan refugee as the new Senate is confirmed
The election count is finished and Fatima Payman, an Afhgan refugee who came to Australia on a refugee boat in 1999, is the final candidate to have her Senate seat confirmed.
Qantas on hold – and not just on the phone!
Qantas is trending on Twitter for all the wrong reasons. Passengers stranded, flights cancelled, accusations of price gouging, refunds on hold. What’s the scam?
Gas Led Catastrophe, AEMO and the electricity market mayhem
The electricity market has been suspended, blackouts loom, power prices soar – along with corporate profits – and fingers are being rudely pointed. What’s the scam?
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