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Cancel culture has made it to the ancient Greeks. The post Tips and Murmurs: Pericles is cancelled … a doc is docked … job of the year appeared first on

The NSW government’s icare scandal is not going away, with questions for Treasurer Dominic Perrottet remaining unanswered. The post Conflict of Interest: More conflicts emerge in icare scandal appeared first

The Victorian premier faced a grilling from state MPs over his handling of the pandemic. But a number of questions remain unanswered. The post Andrews fronts inquiry, ducks on

The NDIS regulatory body is overwhelmed and ineffective, with thousands of complaints going ignored. The post Overwhelmed disability watchdog routinely dismisses abuse and neglect appeared first on Crikey.

The return of The Masked Singer last night brought some fun (and better ratings) to the Ten Network last night. The post The Masked Singer brings some fun to Ten

New arrests of Hong Kong media figures and political activists prove that China is wasting no time in its great purge. The post China’s Hong Kong media crackdown reveals truth

ASIC has confirmed it is no longer investigating Brenner over her role in the allegations arising out of the banking royal commission. But her part in the ultimate demise of

Southerners won’t be allowed into the NT any time soon, plus more of the latest COVID-19 news. The post NT borders stay shut, high school hotspots, and the key to

Outsourcing is crucial to the aged care sector — but the regulator prefers to let private providers ensure that outsourced services are up to scratch. The post Outsourcing in aged

Even in WA, with its tough border restrictions, older readers fear they will succumb to COVID-19. The post Missing Voices: WA’s hard border is a only a stay of execution

The pandemic is giving us a chance to think about how we prepare for the next disaster. Will we take it? The post Melbourne’s lockdown brings the people together despite

The way the big four banks respond to the recession will define their reputations for years to come. The post Notice to banks #1: compassion, context and communication are