The young, autistic, black academic Jason Arday took his own life after intense media bullying. Aleta Moriarty and Michael West report. The race wars have taken a life. Whose career could survive an establishment press onslaught of 188 articles in 9 days, 249 articles in 22 days? Whose life? An
Have you resisted drinking the AI cool aid? Or is it really coming for you, your job, and your chickens? Monte Dwyer sallies forth on AI. Professor Geoffrey Hinton, the man considered to be the godfather of AI, reckons if you want to know what it’s like to live under
“The AUKUS Inquiry reports on 30 October. Its demand is simple. A real parliamentary inquiry. A published threat assessment.” Andrew Brown. Australians passed a hat around to scrutinise a $368 billion defence deal. The largest procurement in our history, and the only formal examination of it is a crowdfunded citizens’
Just when you thought it was safe to stick your head above the parapet there’s a small army of people doing the same.
Well at least we hope there’s more support for David Chandler’s idea for how to ramp up housing supply, that he aired this week.
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And we presume that Andrew Bragg the senator from ...
Spinifex is an opinion column. If you would like to contribute, contact us to ask for a detailed brief.
NSW has spent the past few years reshaping the policy and regulatory landscape around housing. Transport-oriented development, low- and mid-rise reforms, the Housing Delivery Authority and changes to building regulation have all been part of a ...
Spinifex is an opinion column. If you would like to contribute, contact us to ask for a detailed brief.
When I think of existing buildings – made up of materials that have been extracted, processed and assembled with enormous effort – being demolished and sent to landfill, it literally breaks my heart.
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The Federal Government's News Bargaining Incentive presents an important opportunity, but one that must not be squandered, writes Claire Stuchbery.
The post News Bargaining Incentive must deliver for all communities appeared first on The Klaxon.
The Albanese and Minns bailout of Rio Tinto’s aluminium smelter is the 5th large corporate rescue in two years. Aleta Moriarty works it out at $2.5M per job. Today it was announced that a $2.5 billion rescue package, the largest ever for an Australian smelter, built around a subsidised long-term
Former Army lawyer David McBride has been released from prison after serving his full two years and three months non-parole period. Michael West reports. David McBride was released from prison this morning, to the great joy of his family, friends and supporters, after serving the full two years and three
“A toddler was locked up for the first two years of her life. These are the people the ruling in NZYQ protects, not just non-citizens with criminal records. Human rights lawyer Alison Battisson on creeping totalitarianism. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke delayed a key speech to the National Press Club
I feel obliged to share a rather amusing discovery I recently made.
It was a picture of hedge fund legend Ray Dalio celebrating his 77th birthday in Ibiza, dancing until 4am in one of the island's many superclubs. Dalio later posted on X that he had "a blast", a level of enthusiasm usually absent from his discussions of debt cycles.
It is comforting to ...
TRAUMA TOWN PART 4: As my father’s psycho analytical business boomed, the clay soils ripped apart the Federation-era project home Dad bought next to Burns Bay Road near Lane Cove shopping centre for his practice.
His dream was the Mayo Clinic for neurotic people. The domestic arts and crafts vibe was cheap, Torrens title and calming for the families ...
The young, autistic, black academic Jason Arday took his own life after intense media bullying. Aleta Moriarty and Michael West report. The race wars have taken a life. Whose career could survive an establishment press onslaught of 188 articles in 9 days, 249 articles in 22 days? Whose life? An
Have you resisted drinking the AI cool aid? Or is it really coming for you, your job, and your chickens? Monte Dwyer sallies forth on AI. Professor Geoffrey Hinton, the man considered to be the godfather of AI, reckons if you want to know what it’s like to live under
“The AUKUS Inquiry reports on 30 October. Its demand is simple. A real parliamentary inquiry. A published threat assessment.” Andrew Brown. Australians passed a hat around to scrutinise a $368 billion defence deal. The largest procurement in our history, and the only formal examination of it is a crowdfunded citizens’
Just when you thought it was safe to stick your head above the parapet there’s a small army of people doing the same.
Well at least we hope there’s more support for David Chandler’s idea for how to ramp up housing supply, that he aired this week.
Sign up for our free newsletter.
And we presume that Andrew Bragg the senator from ...
Spinifex is an opinion column. If you would like to contribute, contact us to ask for a detailed brief.
NSW has spent the past few years reshaping the policy and regulatory landscape around housing. Transport-oriented development, low- and mid-rise reforms, the Housing Delivery Authority and changes to building regulation have all been part of a ...
Spinifex is an opinion column. If you would like to contribute, contact us to ask for a detailed brief.
When I think of existing buildings – made up of materials that have been extracted, processed and assembled with enormous effort – being demolished and sent to landfill, it literally breaks my heart.
Sign up for our free ...
The Federal Government's News Bargaining Incentive presents an important opportunity, but one that must not be squandered, writes Claire Stuchbery.
The post News Bargaining Incentive must deliver for all communities appeared first on The Klaxon.
The Albanese and Minns bailout of Rio Tinto’s aluminium smelter is the 5th large corporate rescue in two years. Aleta Moriarty works it out at $2.5M per job. Today it was announced that a $2.5 billion rescue package, the largest ever for an Australian smelter, built around a subsidised long-term
Former Army lawyer David McBride has been released from prison after serving his full two years and three months non-parole period. Michael West reports. David McBride was released from prison this morning, to the great joy of his family, friends and supporters, after serving the full two years and three
“A toddler was locked up for the first two years of her life. These are the people the ruling in NZYQ protects, not just non-citizens with criminal records. Human rights lawyer Alison Battisson on creeping totalitarianism. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke delayed a key speech to the National Press Club
I feel obliged to share a rather amusing discovery I recently made.
It was a picture of hedge fund legend Ray Dalio celebrating his 77th birthday in Ibiza, dancing until 4am in one of the island's many superclubs. Dalio later posted on X that he had "a blast", a level of enthusiasm usually absent from his discussions of debt cycles.
It is comforting to ...
TRAUMA TOWN PART 4: As my father’s psycho analytical business boomed, the clay soils ripped apart the Federation-era project home Dad bought next to Burns Bay Road near Lane Cove shopping centre for his practice.
His dream was the Mayo Clinic for neurotic people. The domestic arts and crafts vibe was cheap, Torrens title and calming for the families ...
