Australia’s lack of independent foreign policy is a hangover from a racist history
Morrison talks about defending our sovereignty against China but that has already been ceded for no good reason to America.
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Out of touch with reality New Rules on gender language
It’s the height of hypocrisy for people who claim to be the champions of rights for women to deny the very biological existence of women,”
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New Leaders Watch – Tulsi Gabbard
Tulsi Gabbard rips Brennan, Schiff and Big Tech for attacks on civil liberties, calls them MORE DANGEROUS than Capitol rioters
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In times of Corona, history’s train is speeding up: Reboot humanity!
Gordon Dumoulin July 27, 2020 While most people all over the world are debating the current health, geopolitical, and economic
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‘This will change lives’: $5.3 billion social-housing
After decades of under-investment, the number of households on the social-housing waiting list in Victoria had ballooned to 48,529 as of September 30, the equivalent of more than 100,000 people.
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A Triumph Of Leadership
Written by: John Kelly For the past 5 months or so, I have been engaged in debates on Facebook on the subject
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How to adapt and thrive in times of crisis
New insights on how agility and curiosity are helping organizations weather the storm of 2020 2020 has marked the greatest
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How Great Leaders Support Their Employees Growth
the key to motivation for employees was not necessarily the promise of a bigger paycheck or a title, but rather the fulfillment of a personal dream.
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The challenge of integrity and corruption
John Hewson The case for a truly independent Federal Integrity and Anti-corruption commission is beyond question If, in today’s COVID
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The Sound of Safety
I think sometimes the word ‘safety’ get’s so abused and overstated that it becomes the ‘killjoy’ word. Unless of course you are a ‘zero harm advisor’ and you have totally killed off the word, rendering it useless.
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It All Comes Down to Risk Assessment
Overcoming challenges in risk assessments is the first step toward safe machine operation Marie McBurnett This article appears in two
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Democracy overboard: Rupert Murdoch’s long war on Australian politics
Australia has become the complacent country. Complacent about its future economic competitiveness. Complacent about climate change. Complacent about how to navigate our future in the region given China’s rise, America’s response and a neighbourhood increasingly torn between the two. Complacent too about the gradual erosion of our democracy itself through a growing “pay for play” culture from financial donations to political parties, an increasing assault on the independence of the public service and the abuse of monopolistic media power.
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Looks like PM Scott Morrison was sacked as Managing Director of Tourism Australia in 2006 because of fraud and theft
By Shane Dowling Prime Minister Scott Morrison was sacked as Managing Director of Tourism Australia in 2006 and he has
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Top economists back boosts to JobSeeker and social housing over tax cuts in pre-budget poll
Overwhelmingly, Australia’s leading economists want the budget to boost social housing and the JobSeeker unemployment benefit rather than bring forward
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A scandal and a crisis in British journalism
Journalists should be covering the proceedings day by day, exposing the lengths and depths to which American and British politicians, lawyers and journalists are colluding.
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