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Lawlessness in the Victorian construction sector caused by the CFMEU saw the cost of the Victorian Labor government’s signature “Big Build” infrastructure program blow out by at least 15%, we learnt a fortnight ago. That translates into $15 billion in taxpayer money that flowed to corrupt CFMEU officials, standover men,
The head of the most powerful and far-reaching crime agency in NSW has been picked to become the Commonwealth’s intelligence agency disciplinarian. It’s a quiet changing of the guard on the eve of the commencement of the royal commission into the antisemitic mass murder shooting of 15 people at
Australia’s federal workplace umpire has warned litigants that weak cases filed in the industrial court, especially those wrongly drafted or advanced with the aid of artificial intelligence, will not only be dismissed but may also attract cost orders against those who bring them. In a speech that sets major boundaries
Donald Trump's fresh 15% tariff on all US imports will send Australia back to the negotiating table, meanwhile the Coalition is seeking to strengthen passport laws to keep out ISIS
Environment and Water Minister Murray Watt says laws that deliver on the recommendations of the Samuel review would update a 25-year-old piece of environmental protection legislation. They add to previous reforms, introducing stronger protections against high-risk tree clearing and new powers for national environmental standards to be made by the
Victoria’s three core integrity agencies last week published a proposal designed to enhance transparency about how they are funded. The joint paper comes in the wake of allegations that criminality within the CFMEU could have cost Victorian taxpayers around $15 billion on major government projects. The Victorian Ombudsman, the Independent
I didn’t mean too, but I almost killed two teenagers on separate occasions.
The first time was during the afternoon, just after school hours. I was coming to the corner of our street when a teenage girl (young woman?) came straight through a give-way sign on my left without stopping or slowing down. She was going at least 25km/h (in my estimation) and ...
When Australia originally decided to repatriate women and children from Syrian camps linked to the Islamic State (ISIS), the government presented it as an exercise in national responsibility that was carefully managed and security led.
However, ISIS was not an ordinary insurgency, it operated a death cult – broadcasting beheadings of Western hostages ...
The new Shadow Treasurer, Tim Wilson, has been more visible in the few days since his appointment than his predecessor Ted O’Brien managed in nine months.
When Malcolm Turnbull warned of ghosts haunting the Liberal Party, I somehow doubt he had the former Shadow Treasurer in mind.
Anyway.
Tim’s visibility is refreshing. He is challenging Jim Chalmers, ...
It’s 2023 and the Western education system is broken, the culmination of a process that has its roots as long ago as the turn of the century.
The elite universities have surrendered to Woke ideology, censorship, political pressure, and layers of bureaucracy that have encrusted them like barnacles on the undersides of an ocean fleet. To get funding, ...
People say love develops more quickly in war – because in a world where anything can happen, what is there to lose? Single and in Kyiv for a while, I decide to swallow my distaste for dating apps and start swiping.
The first thing I notice is how many men are from Turkey and based a thousand miles away. How would this work? I decide to focus on the ...
The mainstream media warmly welcomed Australia’s latest economic data. read now...
Lawlessness in the Victorian construction sector caused by the CFMEU saw the cost of the Victorian Labor government’s signature “Big Build” infrastructure program blow out by at least 15%, we learnt a fortnight ago. That translates into $15 billion in taxpayer money that flowed to corrupt CFMEU officials, standover men,
The head of the most powerful and far-reaching crime agency in NSW has been picked to become the Commonwealth’s intelligence agency disciplinarian. It’s a quiet changing of the guard on the eve of the commencement of the royal commission into the antisemitic mass murder shooting of 15 people at
Australia’s federal workplace umpire has warned litigants that weak cases filed in the industrial court, especially those wrongly drafted or advanced with the aid of artificial intelligence, will not only be dismissed but may also attract cost orders against those who bring them. In a speech that sets major boundaries
Donald Trump's fresh 15% tariff on all US imports will send Australia back to the negotiating table, meanwhile the Coalition is seeking to strengthen passport laws to keep out ISIS
Environment and Water Minister Murray Watt says laws that deliver on the recommendations of the Samuel review would update a 25-year-old piece of environmental protection legislation. They add to previous reforms, introducing stronger protections against high-risk tree clearing and new powers for national environmental standards to be made by the
Victoria’s three core integrity agencies last week published a proposal designed to enhance transparency about how they are funded. The joint paper comes in the wake of allegations that criminality within the CFMEU could have cost Victorian taxpayers around $15 billion on major government projects. The Victorian Ombudsman, the Independent
I didn’t mean too, but I almost killed two teenagers on separate occasions.
The first time was during the afternoon, just after school hours. I was coming to the corner of our street when a teenage girl (young woman?) came straight through a give-way sign on my left without stopping or slowing down. She was going at least 25km/h (in my estimation) and ...
When Australia originally decided to repatriate women and children from Syrian camps linked to the Islamic State (ISIS), the government presented it as an exercise in national responsibility that was carefully managed and security led.
However, ISIS was not an ordinary insurgency, it operated a death cult – broadcasting beheadings of Western hostages ...
The new Shadow Treasurer, Tim Wilson, has been more visible in the few days since his appointment than his predecessor Ted O’Brien managed in nine months.
When Malcolm Turnbull warned of ghosts haunting the Liberal Party, I somehow doubt he had the former Shadow Treasurer in mind.
Anyway.
Tim’s visibility is refreshing. He is challenging Jim Chalmers, ...
It’s 2023 and the Western education system is broken, the culmination of a process that has its roots as long ago as the turn of the century.
The elite universities have surrendered to Woke ideology, censorship, political pressure, and layers of bureaucracy that have encrusted them like barnacles on the undersides of an ocean fleet. To get funding, ...
People say love develops more quickly in war – because in a world where anything can happen, what is there to lose? Single and in Kyiv for a while, I decide to swallow my distaste for dating apps and start swiping.
The first thing I notice is how many men are from Turkey and based a thousand miles away. How would this work? I decide to focus on the ...