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After the Dalai Lama made misogynist comments in an interview, the internet has cancelled him entirely. With Buddhism now destroyed, I ponder what our next stop will be?
Australia is set for yet another robo-debt ordeal, as the system is now purportedly auditing the childcare rebates, which could leave families with massive debt notices.
Twenty economists grouped to offer a forecast of our economy. Their news is not good.
NBN Co has announced that they’re considering charging us more for video streaming. They’ve also kept negotiations confidential, which, as a taxpayer-funded network, they certainly cannot do.
Ben from MaxMyProfits knows the value of the right coaching program. He also knows that only a willingness to change will see your business move forward.
Today, our politicians gleefully accepted a rise in their salary. However, the number of days they actually sat in parliament is the second fewest since 1901.
After flaming a local doctor with a negative Google review, the NSW Supreme Court has ordered a Sydney woman to pay that doctor half a million dollars in damages.
The NSW police’s strip search crusade is not only breaking their own protocols, but they’re also breaking the law.
After a year-long investigation, a panel has found that instances of forcible organ transplants are far higher than what the Chinese government has previously stated.
Today, an article resurfaced that illustrated Scott Morrison’s plan to send the unemployed out to pick fruit on farms under threat. In returning to their go-to victim, it’s fair to assume that their “fair go” platform is for those who don’t actually need it.
Drivers have taken to Facebook to excoriate the police, describing how they were fined over their passenger using a tablet. So, is this legal? And if so, how can you contest such a charge?
According to the musings of one Bloomberg journalist, the humble avocado is now as valuable as Bitcoin. Hass moves everything around me!
Yesterday, the heads of our biggest media organisations banded together to seek greater protections for their journalists. But, what is on the table, and what can we realistically expect?
Despite data showing the opposite, Netflix has repeatedly denied that it leans to the left. Apparently, politics doesn’t enter into it. So why did they give the Obamas a multi-project deal?
The Morrison government is looking to not only crack our encrypted data, but also share it will like-minded nations to purportedly keep us safe.
Pauline Hanson is in a tizzy over tax and the ALP was dragged on Insiders. Again, the conversation regarding an important election issue is hamstrung by the wrong questions being asked.
It’s not just extreme examples like Julian Assange, the right to be heard, and the concept of dissent have been severely wounded.
Fully functioning sexbots are only a decade away, but the concept of the carnal robot has long taken root in our fiction. We should be ashamed of ourselves.
Mellissa Larkin of Peripheral Blue believes in a flexible workplace and leads by example. Could separating some flexibility myths from facts, help improve your business?
To prove that empathy may be truly dead, the PNG government is now turning Manus Island into a corporate tax haven.
This morning, we woke to find that the fanbases of One Direction, Beyonce, Justin Bieber and BTS want comedian Alex Williamson’s head on a pike.
