The most recent report from the Economist Intelligence Unit (IEU) has caused many a sharp intake of breath for many, writes Dr William Briggs. read now...Striking workers at the Pampas factory in West Footscray, Melbourne, are standing strong three weeks into an indefinite strike.
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I uploaded a new set of artworks to have greeting cards ready on my Redbubble shop. You can still get them before the 25, worldwide delivery (and I get 20% off the sale 😁 so thank you for your support!):
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by Alan Hutchison · Published on his Matches in the dark website on 27th September 2018 · Updated 20th November 2020 Margaret Thatcher, Nigel Farage and Tony Blair. What do …
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Nearly 100 world-leading cities met last month at a climate summit to further solutions that make it easier for people to eat more plant-based options and waste less food. read now...
The findings of IPAN's landmark "people's inquiry", examining Australia's defence policy and involvement in U.S.-led wars, have been presented in Parliament. read now...Six months on from the election, Labor’s modest agenda and political timidity means we are yet to see the change many hoped for.
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Labor’s climate strategy revolves around obfuscation and excuses for a massive expansion of fossil fuel production in Australia.
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Victoria’s election delivered humiliation for the Liberals and ended with Labor’s Daniel Andrews comfortably re-elected for the third time.
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Last month tug boat operator Svitzer dramatically escalated its attack on its workforce, moving to lock them out indefinitely at 17 ports around the country.
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The nurses’ union in WA says it has avoided deregistration, after a threat from the IRC following its strike in defiance of Commission orders.
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