CEO Vanessa Hudson’s strategy of making Qantas a majority low-cost airline has become with the closure of Jetstar Asia subsidiary. The unions are not happy, Michael Sainsbury reports. Vanessa Hudson’s strategic vision is facing pushback from increasingly restive pilot unions as Qantas continues to quietly move mainline routes to Jetstar
What’s the scam with Australian Super and industry super bosses ducking for cover on Israel war crimes investments? Peak bodies ASFA and ACSI are ducking for cover. The scam is that millions of Australians appear to have ‘genocide exposure’ in their superannuation portfolios but the industry bigwigs are pretending it’s
Australia’s largest super fund, Australian Super, is investing members’ money in Israeli companies profiting from the US/Israeli genocide of the Palestinians. Michael West reports. Australia’s largest super fund, Australian Super, is invested in Israeli companies linked to war crimes in Palestine, including a manufacturer of the deadly white phosphorus which
As Labor is negotiating the final details of the new “super tax” with the Greens to ensure it passes the Senate, the shrill calls about the unfairness of it continue. Michael Pascoe sets the record straight. Funny how a committed values-free media campaign can warp perspective. For example, there are
Thousands of jobs are on the chopping block at universities across the country, with many freezing new hires, putting a hold on casual contracts or proposing redundancies, while muzzling students and staff, says Claire Parfitt. The higher education sector is crumbling under the weight of its broken business and governance
The cash-strapped Victorian government has promised a reported $350 million to a multi-billion-dollar US company to construct a pit building and corporate facility expansion in the Albert Park Reserve. Sarah Russell and Joan Logan reports. According to The Age ($), the US owners of Formula One, Liberty Media, will reap an
Australian tourists are shunning Donald Trump’s America as a tourist destination amid draconian US measures against foreigners. The LA riots won’t help. Andrew Gardiner reports. Australians are shunning the US as a travel destination as its new President, Donald Trump, makes America a more dangerous place to live, work and
Independent media is reshaping Australia’s political landscape, challenging traditional narratives and amplifying marginalised voices. As online platforms gain influence, they are shifting public perceptions on issues like China, elections, and political identity. Media researcher Lewis Taylor with the story. Republished under Creative Commons License ...
The price of electricity in Australia could be halved, but the Government is shying away from giving Australians cost-of-living relief, suckered in by the gas cartel’s lies and spin. Rex Patrick reports on what needs to happen. In response to mumblings by Government ministers on adopting a gas reservation scheme,
The latest numbers on Australia’s economy show again that the RBA has got it wrong on interest rates. Michael Pascoe reports. Another day, another set of numbers that say the Reserve Bank doesn’t understand what’s going on with Australia’s economy, and is running late in cutting interest rates. At the
Three months have passed since the National Anti-Corruption Commission promised an “impartial and fair investigation” into Robodebt. Nothing has been heard since, and legal experts question the process. Michelle Fahy and Liz Minter investigate. Anti-corruption experts are alarmed by the National Anti-Corruption Commission’s apparent plans for one of ...
The Albanese government appears to have come good on its election promise to eject Chinese-owned company Landbridge from the Port of Darwin. Marcus Reubenstein reports. While Defence Minister Richard Marles met with his US counterpart, Signal aficionado Pete Hegseth, and both warning of Chinese military buildup, the Chinese-owned Port of
CEO Vanessa Hudson’s strategy of making Qantas a majority low-cost airline has become with the closure of Jetstar Asia subsidiary. The unions are not happy, Michael Sainsbury reports. Vanessa Hudson’s strategic vision is facing pushback from increasingly restive pilot unions as Qantas continues to quietly move mainline routes to Jetstar
What’s the scam with Australian Super and industry super bosses ducking for cover on Israel war crimes investments? Peak bodies ASFA and ACSI are ducking for cover. The scam is that millions of Australians appear to have ‘genocide exposure’ in their superannuation portfolios but the industry bigwigs are pretending it’s
Australia’s largest super fund, Australian Super, is investing members’ money in Israeli companies profiting from the US/Israeli genocide of the Palestinians. Michael West reports. Australia’s largest super fund, Australian Super, is invested in Israeli companies linked to war crimes in Palestine, including a manufacturer of the deadly white phosphorus which
As Labor is negotiating the final details of the new “super tax” with the Greens to ensure it passes the Senate, the shrill calls about the unfairness of it continue. Michael Pascoe sets the record straight. Funny how a committed values-free media campaign can warp perspective. For example, there are
Thousands of jobs are on the chopping block at universities across the country, with many freezing new hires, putting a hold on casual contracts or proposing redundancies, while muzzling students and staff, says Claire Parfitt. The higher education sector is crumbling under the weight of its broken business and governance
The cash-strapped Victorian government has promised a reported $350 million to a multi-billion-dollar US company to construct a pit building and corporate facility expansion in the Albert Park Reserve. Sarah Russell and Joan Logan reports. According to The Age ($), the US owners of Formula One, Liberty Media, will reap an
Australian tourists are shunning Donald Trump’s America as a tourist destination amid draconian US measures against foreigners. The LA riots won’t help. Andrew Gardiner reports. Australians are shunning the US as a travel destination as its new President, Donald Trump, makes America a more dangerous place to live, work and
Independent media is reshaping Australia’s political landscape, challenging traditional narratives and amplifying marginalised voices. As online platforms gain influence, they are shifting public perceptions on issues like China, elections, and political identity. Media researcher Lewis Taylor with the story. Republished under Creative Commons License ...
The price of electricity in Australia could be halved, but the Government is shying away from giving Australians cost-of-living relief, suckered in by the gas cartel’s lies and spin. Rex Patrick reports on what needs to happen. In response to mumblings by Government ministers on adopting a gas reservation scheme,
The latest numbers on Australia’s economy show again that the RBA has got it wrong on interest rates. Michael Pascoe reports. Another day, another set of numbers that say the Reserve Bank doesn’t understand what’s going on with Australia’s economy, and is running late in cutting interest rates. At the
Three months have passed since the National Anti-Corruption Commission promised an “impartial and fair investigation” into Robodebt. Nothing has been heard since, and legal experts question the process. Michelle Fahy and Liz Minter investigate. Anti-corruption experts are alarmed by the National Anti-Corruption Commission’s apparent plans for one of ...
The Albanese government appears to have come good on its election promise to eject Chinese-owned company Landbridge from the Port of Darwin. Marcus Reubenstein reports. While Defence Minister Richard Marles met with his US counterpart, Signal aficionado Pete Hegseth, and both warning of Chinese military buildup, the Chinese-owned Port of
