Lies, damned lies, and pollies talking about housing
The housing debate is on again and as ill-informed as ever. But which politicians are telling the most lies about housing?
Hospital cancels education event fearing pro-Palestine bias
Last week, Perth Children’s Hospital cancelled a scheduled ‘Grand Round’ because of “perceptions of pro-Palestinian bias”. What’s the scam?
Marles schtum, but US congressman suggests Perth is going nuclear
There is a real possibility nuclear weapons will be carried onboard US submarines to be based at HMAS Stirling.
The Whyalla Steelworks subsidy folly comes to an end. For now.
Sanjeev Gupta’s ill-fated takeover of Whyalla Steelworks has come to its expected end, with 600 jobs lost.
No safe space for trees but SA Motor Sports Board safe from scrutiny
While no trees are safe from SA Premier Peter “the wrecker” Malinauskas, his minions protect the Motor Sports Board.
Ethical fail. The Guardian claims exclusivity on Palantir reveal
The Guardian published an article today about how tech company Palantir has access to NDIS data. What’s the scam?
Free Kick. AFL, Transurban boss does Israel gig, breaches human rights rules
“I’ll come back to you ASAP” they said. But chairman of toll road juggernaut and AFL commissioner Craig Drummond has not been forthcoming.
Lies, damned lies, and pollies talking about housing
The housing debate is on again and as ill-informed as ever. But which politicians are telling the most lies about housing?
You’ve got mail? The slow demise of the humble post office
As revenue slowly declines, Australia Post is closing post offices and replacing them with unattended kiosks.
Intergenerational Report: forecasts from false assumptions downplay the risks
The latest Intergenerational Report an opportunity missed to highlight real risks and uncertainties we face as Earth keeps getting warmer.
Hospital cancels education event fearing pro-Palestine bias
Last week, Perth Children’s Hospital cancelled a scheduled ‘Grand Round’ because of “perceptions of pro-Palestinian bias”. What’s the scam?
I-CANnot. Is the computer algo replacing the clinician up to the task?
The algorithm the government plans to use to determine disability funding has yet to be validated or approved by the TGA.
Palestine. One year on from recognition, what have Albo and Penny done?
Today is "International Day of Peace" and the anniversary of Australia formally recognising Palestine. What has happened since? Shamikh Barda asks. PM Anthony Albanese is at the UN today, promoting Australia's bid for a seat on the Security Council, claiming it will...
WhiteHawk down. Has Giuseppe Porcelli finally snagged his very own ASX company?
Colourful Italian entrepreneur Giuseppe Porcelli has realised his dream, a company on the ASX, but will it be a dream for shareholders?
Democracy’s despair. New donation laws to entrench Uniparty power
Trust in our democratic process is in sharp decline, and the Federal Government’s new donation laws are unlikely to change that.
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