“International law is humanity’s last line of defence,” said Navi Pillay calling out government impunity in accepting the Sydney Peace Prize speech last night. Stephanie Tran reports. Former United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Judge Navi Pillay has used her acceptance of the 2025 Sydney Peace Prize to issue
Despite a High Court ruling declaring the indefinite detention of refugees unlawful, the Federal Government has started sending refugees back to Nauru indefinitely. Janet Pelly reports. In November 2023, the High Court of Australia ruled indefinite immigration detention unlawful (NZYQ). It was a unanimous landmark decision, overturning the 4-3 Al-Kateb
Targeted himself by the Israel lobby for antisemitism, Professor John Keane analyses the nature of Zionist revenge. Ever since October 7th 2023, on several continents, courts of law have been weaponised as never before by groups wanting to silence the public critics of Israel’s genocidal crimes against the Palestinians.
The Australian birthrate has fallen to its lowest level on record, with young families having fewer kids and having them later. Joshua Barnett reports. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, the national fertility rate dropped to 1.48 births per woman in 2024, down from 1.50 the year before, well
There are always two sides to sustainability. One is the excitement and exhilaration of great ideas and inspiring people. And then there’s the dead weight flops from people who just don’t want to change.
In recent weeks we’ve had both. On the dead weight side of politics is the move from the National Party and possibly the Liberals to get rid of their ...
Joan Michelson, writer for Forbes and host of the Electric Ladies podcast, shared her views on AI and the erosion of climate data thanks to the US government cuts to climate research and science agencies, plus some optimistic views on the political fight back against the US president. Turns out she was on the money after Zohran Mamdani stormed home as ...
Overview:
EY in the news, City of Sydney goes electric, Redfern Indigenous aged care, ARENA; Queensland grid; V2G charging; aviation fuel
6 November: While EY’s Australian company commits to new digs in Canberra its former global sustainability guru Matthew Bell based in the UK has jumped ship to Anthesis, where he will be group chief executive ...
Chris Minns’ police unleashed pepper spray on hundreds of peace protestors yesterday. Today the Premier is the drawcard for an Israel business lobby lunch with ties to the genocide in Gaza. Wendy Bacon reports. NSW Police unleashed hundreds of pepper spraying police on protesters against his government’s sponsorship of a
Being a teenager in the early 1990s, I remember watching the budget movie that became a cult classic, Dazed and Confused. It followed a bunch of teenagers on their last day of high school, and how they were uncertain about their own identities and about the world. There was a lot of partying, and pot. Several of the young actors went on to bigger ...
Lobby groups with deep ties to fossil fuels are “duping” unsuspecting members of the public by falsely claiming to represent “ordinary Australians”, says top expert.
The post Advance “duping” public: Top expert appeared first on The Klaxon.
MARKET PULSE: The property industry is finally “turning a corner in 2025” after chronic skill shortages, high staff turnover and soaring costs impeding business growth, according to the most recent Avdiev Report.Principal Rebecca Sachse said there has been a 15 percentage point increase in the number of businesses performing well compared to six months ...
IN BRIEF: While EY’s Australian company commits to new digs in Canberra its former global sustainability guru Matthew Bell based in the UK has jumped ship to Anthesis, where he will be group chief executive officer.
He succeeds co-founder Stuart McLachlan who started the company in 2013 and since then has amassed around 1400 staff across the ...
“International law is humanity’s last line of defence,” said Navi Pillay calling out government impunity in accepting the Sydney Peace Prize speech last night. Stephanie Tran reports. Former United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Judge Navi Pillay has used her acceptance of the 2025 Sydney Peace Prize to issue
Despite a High Court ruling declaring the indefinite detention of refugees unlawful, the Federal Government has started sending refugees back to Nauru indefinitely. Janet Pelly reports. In November 2023, the High Court of Australia ruled indefinite immigration detention unlawful (NZYQ). It was a unanimous landmark decision, overturning the 4-3 Al-Kateb
Targeted himself by the Israel lobby for antisemitism, Professor John Keane analyses the nature of Zionist revenge. Ever since October 7th 2023, on several continents, courts of law have been weaponised as never before by groups wanting to silence the public critics of Israel’s genocidal crimes against the Palestinians.
The Australian birthrate has fallen to its lowest level on record, with young families having fewer kids and having them later. Joshua Barnett reports. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, the national fertility rate dropped to 1.48 births per woman in 2024, down from 1.50 the year before, well
There are always two sides to sustainability. One is the excitement and exhilaration of great ideas and inspiring people. And then there’s the dead weight flops from people who just don’t want to change.
In recent weeks we’ve had both. On the dead weight side of politics is the move from the National Party and possibly the Liberals to get rid of their ...
Joan Michelson, writer for Forbes and host of the Electric Ladies podcast, shared her views on AI and the erosion of climate data thanks to the US government cuts to climate research and science agencies, plus some optimistic views on the political fight back against the US president. Turns out she was on the money after Zohran Mamdani stormed home as ...
Overview:
EY in the news, City of Sydney goes electric, Redfern Indigenous aged care, ARENA; Queensland grid; V2G charging; aviation fuel
6 November: While EY’s Australian company commits to new digs in Canberra its former global sustainability guru Matthew Bell based in the UK has jumped ship to Anthesis, where he will be group chief executive ...
Chris Minns’ police unleashed pepper spray on hundreds of peace protestors yesterday. Today the Premier is the drawcard for an Israel business lobby lunch with ties to the genocide in Gaza. Wendy Bacon reports. NSW Police unleashed hundreds of pepper spraying police on protesters against his government’s sponsorship of a
Being a teenager in the early 1990s, I remember watching the budget movie that became a cult classic, Dazed and Confused. It followed a bunch of teenagers on their last day of high school, and how they were uncertain about their own identities and about the world. There was a lot of partying, and pot. Several of the young actors went on to bigger ...
Lobby groups with deep ties to fossil fuels are “duping” unsuspecting members of the public by falsely claiming to represent “ordinary Australians”, says top expert.
The post Advance “duping” public: Top expert appeared first on The Klaxon.
MARKET PULSE: The property industry is finally “turning a corner in 2025” after chronic skill shortages, high staff turnover and soaring costs impeding business growth, according to the most recent Avdiev Report.Principal Rebecca Sachse said there has been a 15 percentage point increase in the number of businesses performing well compared to six months ...
IN BRIEF: While EY’s Australian company commits to new digs in Canberra its former global sustainability guru Matthew Bell based in the UK has jumped ship to Anthesis, where he will be group chief executive officer.
He succeeds co-founder Stuart McLachlan who started the company in 2013 and since then has amassed around 1400 staff across the ...