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Why isn’t the media challenging the $60 trillion Net Zero cult?

Why isn’t the media challenging the $60 trillion Net Zero cult?

Those who believe renewable energy will save the planet generally have very little understanding about what the apocalypse is meant to look like … or the engineering reality of the proposed solution. This is not a criticism. Climate Change is a political movement. The renewable transition is a collection

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Inaction by the Australian Goverment leaves PNG refugee children going hungry

Inaction by the Australian Goverment leaves PNG refugee children going hungry

Refugee Action Coalition Media Release Inaction by the Australian government is leaving refugee families destitute. Despite promises from the PNG Immigration minister that the problem would be fixed, refugees still have no food vouchers, income, or access to medical help.  Families have run out of food for their children; refugees

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We’re in an El Niño – so why has Australia been so wet?

We’re in an El Niño – so why has Australia been so wet?

ShutterstockAfter three La Niña summers many of us would have been expecting much hotter and drier conditions this spring and summer after the arrival of El Niño. Instead, in many parts of eastern Australia it’s rained and rained over the last few weeks. El Niño hasn’t gone

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Report: Global threat intelligence report

Report: Global threat intelligence report

Being an industry that stores a lot of sensitive information, the security community and decision makers in the Australian Public Sector must be up-to-date with the latest trends in cybersecurity and the threats that may prevent them from keeping their databases safe and sound in the future. This issue of

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Inaction by the Australian Goverment leaves PNG refugee children going hungry

CFMEU mourns loss of Labor MP Peta Murphy

CFMEU Media Release The Construction, Forestry, Maritime Employees Union (CFMEU) has paid tribute to Labor MP Peta Murphy who has died, aged 50. Ms Murphy died at home on Monday after a brave battle with breast cancer. CFMEU National Secretary Zach Smith said the Member for Dunkley had been a

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The Left’s Feral Menagerie Howls for Hamas

The Left’s Feral Menagerie Howls for Hamas

As far as political litmus tests go, we have been spoilt for choice over the last decade.  The modern ‘progressive’ Left went off like a frog in a sock over Brexit and then had a splenetic meltdown over Trump, these two pro-working-class, pro-capitalist, democratic-populist earthquakes upsetting the Left’s elitist,

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Vandalism Offences in Australia

Vandalism Offences in Australia

Whether it comes in the form of graffiti or destroying or damaging property, vandalism is common in this day and age, especially in urban areas such as Sydney and other major Australian cities. But it’s important to be aware that while such behaviour may be associated...

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Morning News Bulletin 5 December 2023

Morning News Bulletin 5 December 2023

Listen to Australian and world news, and follow trending topics with TRANSCRIPTAustralia and France announce a new bilateral military agreementPalestinians continue to arrive at overcrowded centres following Israeli orders to evacuateAnd in football, the Matildas prepare for their second friendly match against Canada.Foreign Minister Penny Wong and her French counterpart

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UK announces rise in salary threshold for foreign workers’ visas

UK announces rise in salary threshold for foreign workers’ visas

Interior Minister James Cleverly says gov’t will raise minimum salary threshold for foreign skilled workers to 38,700 pounds ($48,800).The British government has announced a package of measures to cut net migration to the United Kingdom, including plans to raise the minimum salary required for foreign workers to be eligible

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Morning News Bulletin 5 December 2023

Morning News Bulletin 5 December 2023

Listen to Australian and world news, and follow trending topics with TRANSCRIPTAustralia and France announce a new bilateral military agreementPalestinians continue to arrive at overcrowded centres following Israeli orders to evacuateAnd in football, the Matildas prepare for their second friendly match against Canada.Foreign Minister Penny Wong and her French counterpart

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UK announces rise in salary threshold for foreign workers’ visas

UK announces rise in salary threshold for foreign workers’ visas

Interior Minister James Cleverly says gov’t will raise minimum salary threshold for foreign skilled workers to 38,700 pounds ($48,800).The British government has announced a package of measures to cut net migration to the United Kingdom, including plans to raise the minimum salary required for foreign workers to be eligible

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Morning News Bulletin 5 December 2023

Morning News Bulletin 5 December 2023

Listen to Australian and world news, and follow trending topics with TRANSCRIPTAustralia and France announce a new bilateral military agreementPalestinians continue to arrive at overcrowded centres following Israeli orders to evacuateAnd in football, the Matildas prepare for their second friendly match against Canada.Foreign Minister Penny Wong and her French counterpart

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UK announces rise in salary threshold for foreign workers’ visas

UK announces rise in salary threshold for foreign workers’ visas

Interior Minister James Cleverly says gov’t will raise minimum salary threshold for foreign skilled workers to 38,700 pounds ($48,800).The British government has announced a package of measures to cut net migration to the United Kingdom, including plans to raise the minimum salary required for foreign workers to be eligible

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Morning News Bulletin 5 December 2023

Morning News Bulletin 5 December 2023

Listen to Australian and world news, and follow trending topics with TRANSCRIPTAustralia and France announce a new bilateral military agreementPalestinians continue to arrive at overcrowded centres following Israeli orders to evacuateAnd in football, the Matildas prepare for their second friendly match against Canada.Foreign Minister Penny Wong and her French counterpart

read more
Morning News Bulletin 5 December 2023

Morning News Bulletin 5 December 2023

Listen to Australian and world news, and follow trending topics with TRANSCRIPTAustralia and France announce a new bilateral military agreementPalestinians continue to arrive at overcrowded centres following Israeli orders to evacuateAnd in football, the Matildas prepare for their second friendly match against Canada.Foreign Minister Penny Wong and her French counterpart

read more
UK announces rise in salary threshold for foreign workers’ visas

UK announces rise in salary threshold for foreign workers’ visas

Interior Minister James Cleverly says gov’t will raise minimum salary threshold for foreign skilled workers to 38,700 pounds ($48,800).The British government has announced a package of measures to cut net migration to the United Kingdom, including plans to raise the minimum salary required for foreign workers to be eligible

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World News

Morning News Bulletin 5 December 2023

Morning News Bulletin 5 December 2023

Listen to Australian and world news, and follow trending topics with TRANSCRIPTAustralia and France announce a new bilateral military agreementPalestinians continue to arrive at overcrowded centres following Israeli orders to evacuateAnd in football, the Matildas prepare for their second friendly match against Canada.Foreign Minister Penny Wong and her French counterpart

read more
UK announces rise in salary threshold for foreign workers’ visas

UK announces rise in salary threshold for foreign workers’ visas

Interior Minister James Cleverly says gov’t will raise minimum salary threshold for foreign skilled workers to 38,700 pounds ($48,800).The British government has announced a package of measures to cut net migration to the United Kingdom, including plans to raise the minimum salary required for foreign workers to be eligible

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Business & The Economy

Search begins for quantum growth centre operator

Search begins for quantum growth centre operator

The federal government has begun accepting pitches from quantum computing companies to establish the Australian Centre for Quantum Growth, almost six months after the initiative was funded. A grant of up to $18.5 million over four years is now on offer to a consortia of organisations wanting to set

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ACS chief executive Chris Vein set to retire

ACS chief executive Chris Vein set to retire

Australian Computer Society chief executive Chris Vein is set to leave the information technology professionals association at the end of this month after a year-and-a-half in the top job. Mr Vein, who moved from the US to Australian for the role, will retire at the end of December with

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Ex-McKinsey manager named govt’s ‘chief consultant’

Ex-McKinsey manager named govt’s ‘chief consultant’

Private sector consultants turned public servants will lead the Albanese government’s new in-house consultancy, which was swamped with almost 1000 applications for less than 20 roles. The top job of chief consulting officer has gone to Andrew Nipe, a former McKinsey and Bain consultant who spent the last decade

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Home-grown AI is a key building block for our future

Home-grown AI is a key building block for our future

What were the most important achievements of the Morrison government? I asked Microsoft Bing chat. Alongside managing the COVID-19 pandemic, the AI chatbot nominated AUKUS, the trilateral security pact between Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States. The pact aims to bolster deterrence and cooperation in the Indo-Pacific

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