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The Albanese Government’s rewarding of the rapes, slaughter and kidnapping committed by Hamas on October 7 by recognising a Palestinian state shames all Australians, Family First said today. “What is it Anthony Albanese is recognising? Is it a state led by people who now believe Israel has a right to exist? Is it led by … Continued
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Senator Welcomes Palestinian Recognition Western Australia’s only independent Senator, Fatima Payman, has welcomed the government’s decision to finally recognise a Palestinian state, saying it is an important step toward peace in the Middle East. “Credit must be given where credit is due, and I would like to congratulate Labor for recognising Palestine and … Continued
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Why are we pumping the brakes on EVs before they have barely hit the road? Rewiring Australia has slammed the proposal to fast-track a road-user tax for electric vehicle users, with 90% of new cars sold every day still being petrol vehicles. Plans for a road-user tax for electric vehicle drivers are reportedly … Continued
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The Speaker of the House of Representatives, the Honourable Milton Dick MP is taking Parliament on the road, delivering his Parliament in Schools program and Australian Parliament House (APH) National Flag Roadshow in South Australian schools this week in partnership with local Federal Members. Students will receive a classroom education session, followed by a practical … Continued
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ACOSS is calling on the Reserve Bank of Australia to cut interest rates tomorrow and over the remainder of this year to prevent rises in unemployment and deliver relief to people with the least. “Inflation is now firmly within the RBA’s target range so there is no justification for maintaining interest rates at punishingly high … Continued
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Remondis Australia Pty Ltd has been fined $42,000 for two offences by the NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA), in response to persistent odour issues at its Lake Macquarie Organics Resource Recovery Facility near Awaba. In June 2025, the EPA received over 70 odour complaints linked to the facility following heavy storms in May that dumped … Continued
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UNDER EMBARGO UNTIL 11 August 2025 New research from Diversity Council Australia (DCA) has spotlighted a powerful but hidden barrier holding Australians back at work: their social class. Early findings from DCA’s highly anticipated Class Inclusion at Work report (to be released in October) have revealed a persistent ‘class ceiling’ limiting career opportunities for workers … Continued
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One in four workers in West Australia were underpaid their super in 2022-23, representing a loss in retirement savings of $676 million in a year, new research shows. The latest analysis of new ATO data by the Super Members Council (SMC) finds more than 370,000 West Australian workers were shortchanged by an average of $1,790 … Continued
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A detailed new report on the British nuclear submarine experience should ring alarm bells across Australia. The report has been written for Friends of the Earth Australia by British scientist Tim Deere-Jones, who has a B.Sc. degree in Maritime Studies and has operated a Marine Pollution Research Consultancy since the 1980s. Mr. Deere-Jones said: … Continued
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Strong Results Reflect Rising Demand, Business Growth, and Strategic Investments Amid Saudi Arabia’s Accelerating Energy Transition RIYADH, SA / ACCESS Newswire / August 10, 2025 / Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) continued to deliver robust financial and operational performance in the second quarter and first half of 2025.Revenue for Q2 grew by 24% to reach SAR … Continued
