Making Kamerica Great Again!
Proud Boys, Donald J. Trump, J.D. Vance Political sexual assault of Kamala Harris By Tess Lawrence Two-timing man-baby, the wannabe two time president Donald J. […]
Define the problem
Arguably the Albanese Government is routinely tied up trying to explain their way out of a dilemma of their own creation. A recent example is […]
Killing Bazaars: The Land Forces Expo Down Under
Between September 11 and 13, the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) will play host to a bazaar of networking and deal making as part […]
Shock Poll: Albanese Nearly As Unpopular As… Peter Dutton!
Yep, apparently it’s all bad news for Labor with their leader, Anthony Albanese only leading the preferred PM stakes by a mere 45 to 37… […]
Considered policy needed to ensure GenAI works for all workers
RMIT University expert Dr Emmanuelle Walkowiak was among the academics who appeared at yesterday’s public hearing for the Inquiry into the Digital Transformation of Workplaces. […]
Chuck ‘em in jail!
Election fever is hitting Queensland, and Law and Order is high on the agenda. And the problems Indigenous kids present are front and centre. And […]
ANZ blows up ‘legally binding’ Suncorp deal over Katoomba branch
By Dale Webster ANZ chief executive Shayne Elliott made frequent mentions of “reputational risk” while giving evidence to the house standing committee investigating the […]
CSIRO and Murdoch University launch bioplastics innovation hub to end plastic waste
CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, and Murdoch University have launched The Bioplastics Innovation Hub, an $8 million collaboration that will work with industry partners to […]
A Garden of Stone
By James Moore “They say, Our deaths are not ours: they are yours: they will mean what you make them. They say, Whether our lives […]
A Return to Form: Expediting US Arms to Israel
Despite much grandstanding in the Biden administration about halting specific arms shipments to Israel over feigned concerns about how they might be used (inflicting death […]
Tunnel workers can breathe away
All Australian workers who work with silica dust, not just those working engineered stone, will be protected by new laws that come into effect today […]
Protecting the Widow Maker: The US Marines Exonerate the Osprey
The tiltrotor V-22 Osprey has a plagued, bloodied history. But blighted as it is, the aircraft remains a cherished feature of the US Marines, regarded […]
The Paradox Of Politics Or Why I Hate Everybody…
Actually, I don’t hate everybody. Let me be quite clear about this: I don’t hate actual people but I do hate their stupidity. Particularly, when […]
Politicians Are Failing Employees In The International Education Sector
Independent Tertiary Education Council Australia (ITECA) Media Release Australia’s independent Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) that deliver high-quality training to international students face an existential threat […]
Australian Government responds to IV fluid shortages: an RMIT supply chain expert comments
This week the Australian Government announced measures to secure intravenous (IV) fluid products amid a global supply shortage. An RMIT expert comments on supply chain […]