The Wippa-led pro-teen social media ban group was selling a 'United Nations General Assembly Sponsorship' for $150,000 in the lead-up to the Australian government-hosted event. The post ‘This is
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Anthony Albanese said the ban was to 'let kids be kids'. So far, that's proving true, with many breaking the rules and mocking his authority. The post Teens are having
When small nations resist America, democracy becomes a game of pressure. read now...
We shouldn't stop politicians from bringing their families on some taxpayer-funded travel. But there are some other rules we should change. The post Don’t beat up on politicians’ families —
Plus the Aldi cash-bag scandal lives on. The post News Corp gets ‘Meri’, Albo has a bridge to sell, and Barnaby Joyce fumbles his Xmas card appeared first on Crikey.
Labor is handing millions of taxpayer funds to private equity firms with no rationale beyond propping up manufacturing. Along with its new raid on super, it shows a disregard for
News Corp pretends it's above activism — but as the teen social media ban shows, that's only when the company disagrees with the politics. The post The teen social
David Clode/Unsplash, CC BYAhead of the United Nations climate summit in Belém last month, Brazil’s President Lula da Silva urged world leaders to agree to roadmaps away from fossil fuels and deforestation and pledge the resources to meet these goals. After failing to secure consensus, COP president Andre Corrêa do
British politics has rotted so badly you now need a cheese knife to understand it. read now...
Kathryn Campbell attended an Army dinner over the weekend just passed, which included the Chief of Army Lieutenant General Simon Stuart AO DSC as a guest, while she is still under investigation for […]
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Australia has recorded its highest number of Indigenous deaths in custody since 1979-80. The shameful statistic shows how little progress has been made since the 1991 royal commission. The post
Services Australia has pushed back on the Australian National Audit Office’s privacy inquiry, saying the auditor cannot compel companies to disclose which agency-issued credentials have been exposed through breaches in the corporate sector. It’s a bit more than a small problem for major business groups seeking to blame the Albanese
The Wippa-led pro-teen social media ban group was selling a 'United Nations General Assembly Sponsorship' for $150,000 in the lead-up to the Australian government-hosted event. The post ‘This is
Anthony Albanese said the ban was to 'let kids be kids'. So far, that's proving true, with many breaking the rules and mocking his authority. The post Teens are having
When small nations resist America, democracy becomes a game of pressure. read now...
We shouldn't stop politicians from bringing their families on some taxpayer-funded travel. But there are some other rules we should change. The post Don’t beat up on politicians’ families —
Plus the Aldi cash-bag scandal lives on. The post News Corp gets ‘Meri’, Albo has a bridge to sell, and Barnaby Joyce fumbles his Xmas card appeared first on Crikey.
Labor is handing millions of taxpayer funds to private equity firms with no rationale beyond propping up manufacturing. Along with its new raid on super, it shows a disregard for
News Corp pretends it's above activism — but as the teen social media ban shows, that's only when the company disagrees with the politics. The post The teen social
David Clode/Unsplash, CC BYAhead of the United Nations climate summit in Belém last month, Brazil’s President Lula da Silva urged world leaders to agree to roadmaps away from fossil fuels and deforestation and pledge the resources to meet these goals. After failing to secure consensus, COP president Andre Corrêa do
British politics has rotted so badly you now need a cheese knife to understand it. read now...
Kathryn Campbell attended an Army dinner over the weekend just passed, which included the Chief of Army Lieutenant General Simon Stuart AO DSC as a guest, while she is still under investigation for […]
The post Robodebt crook Kathryn Campbell has dinner with Chief of the Army while still under investigation by the NACC appeared first on Kangaroo Court ...
Australia has recorded its highest number of Indigenous deaths in custody since 1979-80. The shameful statistic shows how little progress has been made since the 1991 royal commission. The post
Services Australia has pushed back on the Australian National Audit Office’s privacy inquiry, saying the auditor cannot compel companies to disclose which agency-issued credentials have been exposed through breaches in the corporate sector. It’s a bit more than a small problem for major business groups seeking to blame the Albanese