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19 June 2023 Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman Bruce Billson interview with Neil Mitchell. 3AW Subject: Payment times Neil Mitchell If you’re a small business and you’re chasing a bill for five or $10,000 that can be a key part of your income. Bruce Billson is the Australian Small Business and … Continued
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Hon. Penpa Tsering, the democratically elected political leader of the Tibetan Government-in-Exile, formally known as the Central Tibetan Administration, is in Sydney to commence an official visit to Australia from 17-25 June 2023. This is his first visit to Australia since becoming the Sikyong, a Tibetan title for President, in 2021. His visit takes place … Continued
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Migraines are the number one cause of disability in Australia. Now the country’s peak bodies are banding together to form Steps4migraine in a hope to bring about change. Coinciding with World Migraine Day on Sunday 18 June, Steps4migraine will see a procession of 1,150 Victorians walking from Parliament Gardens to Victoria Square (opposite … Continued
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Migraines are the number one cause of disability in Australia. Now the country’s peak bodies are banding together to form Steps4migraine in a hope to bring about change. Coinciding with World Migraine Day on Sunday 18 June, Steps4migraine will see a procession of 1,150 Victorians walking from Parliament Gardens to Victoria Square (opposite … Continued
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Available at neighbourhood, suburb, and local government area levels, the publicly available housing indicators provide key insights into housing across Australia’s 21 largest cities. The 24 indicators look at housing precarity, housing and transport costs, rental and mortgage stress levels, access to homelessness services and key worker populations. AUO Director and Associate Professor at RMIT, Melanie … Continued
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Dr Peng Yew Wong, Senior Lecturer, School of Property, Construction and Project Management Topics: RBA, inflation, cash rate hike, housing market “We might have been paying too much attention to RBA’s cash rate decisions and forgetting about other key players in the current crisis: The Federal and state government. “The latest cash rate hike did … Continued
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With submissions closing this week for the Federal Parliament Senate Inquiry into ADHD now is the time for public and professionals to urgently take action to help protect vulnerable children and uphold parental rights. Most ADHD drugs, methylphenidate (Ritalin, Concerta and other brands), dexamfetamine and lisdexamfetamine are Schedule 8 drugs that the Australian Government has … Continued
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Bushfire Survivors for Climate Action have praised environmental justice groups for launching a fresh Federal Court challenge today, arguing that the Environment Minister can and must consider the impacts of climate change in assessing new coal and gas projects. Environmental Justice Australia (EJA) and the Environment Council of Central Queensland (ECoCeQ) are challenging the … Continued
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5 June 2023 The NSW Bar Association welcomes the release by the Hon. T F Bathurst AC KC of his firm view of the result of the Inquiry into the convictions of Kathleen Megan Folbigg that there is reasonable doubt in relation to each of her convictions. The Association also welcomes the swift pardoning of Ms Folbigg … Continued
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5 June 2023 The NSW Bar Association welcomes the release by the Hon. T F Bathurst AC KC of his firm view of the result of the Inquiry into the convictions of Kathleen Megan Folbigg that there is reasonable doubt in relation to each of her convictions. The Association also welcomes the swift pardoning of Ms Folbigg … Continued
