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Check out the great work our volunteers accomplished at today's Free Software Directory (FSD) IRC meeting.
Once again, this week the MP for Fadden, Stuart Robert, has been the subject of media allegations of impropriety based on a series of leaked emails. read now...Once upon a time, Tony Lee wrote the Doctor Who comic books for IDW. Most of them anyway, I write one. But then, after mid-way through the Doctor Who/Star
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Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Firewall is being adapted into a BBC Radio 4 audio drama series that's set to premiere on Friday, December 2nd.
In today's BCTV Daily Dispatch: The GOTG Holiday Special, Criminal Minds, Doctor Who, Green Lantern, Elon Musk, Rick and Morty & tons more!
Elizabeth Spiegel shares her thoughts on a new book in which 12 diverse writers reveal another Australia hidden behind, beneath and beside the country we think we know. read now..."Good afternoon. In the last 24 hours we have become aware of one new Scott Morrison ministry, bringing the total number of known ministries to six. All six ... "
I got back from visiting MJD in Melbourne yesterday. I managed to get a flight for not much more then the petrol would have cost. I only had to drive the three …
The Internet Archive set up a Mastodon instance, and I created an account on it. Feels like a fresh new day. @brewsterkahle@mastodon.archive.org Mastodon
What happens when your pet dog has a disagreement with your laptop? You can’t publish this week’s episode last week like you were supposed to! Despite the delay (we’re very sorry, comrades), it’s Wall-E time! And what perfect timing given recent events – Wall-E depicts an idiotic future that only someone like Elon Musk could
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Asbestos is still a danger within our housing and construction industry, with education on its lethality sorely lacking. read now...Momentum is building to fundamentally improve the way we care for and use our coastal waters, ahead of the Australia Institute’s Tasmanian Ocean Summit today.
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Thanks to the efforts of Environmental Justice Australia (EJA) and the Environment Council of Central Queensland (EcoCeQ,), Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek reopened the environmental assessment process for 16 coal mines and two gas projects that had previously been approved. To take part, it was necessary to submit new information not available at the time of […]
Listen now (26 min) | Lately we've seen major reversals of opinion on COVID policy and crypto. Why the change of tune? Also, Australia's seen wage growth of 3.1%, but consumer spending growth of 28%. How's that possible?
... to confuse, inflame, subvert and blame under the guise of "truth". read now...