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What is going on with Australia Post deliveries?
WEBNov 6, 2021 · Consumers have reported growing dissatisfaction with Australia Post services. On August 31, when Australia Post announced its latest financial results, things looked pretty rosy. Revenue had soared 10.3 per cent in the past year to a record $8.27 billion, with more than $100 million in profits. The controversy over the dismissal of …
Quiz - The Saturday Paper
WEBRead more on this topic at The Saturday Paper. Test your general knowledge with our weekly quiz. By Cindy MacDonald.
The flawed logic behind the sovereign citizen movement
WEBFeb 19, 2022 · The flawed logic behind the sovereign citizen movement | The Saturday Paper. February 19 — 25, 2022 | No. 387. As an increasing number of Australians invoke their rights as sovereign citizens, a law academic tries to piece together the logic of the movement. The flawed logic behind the sovereign citizen movement.
Inside Bernard Collaery’s trial | The Saturday Paper
WEBDec 4, 2021 · Subscribe to The Saturday Paper. for less than $2.20 a week. SUBSCRIBE NOW. Get the news you need. to your inbox. Secret evidence, secret hearings and secret judgements. Each step in the prosecution of Bernard Collaery comes with another layer of opacity. If it were not so serious, the accumulation …
Marcia Langton: ‘Whatever the outcome, reconciliation is dead’
WEBOctober 14 – 20, 2023 | No. 471. The referendum campaign has cemented racism into the body politic, and the ‘baseless’ rejection of ‘Yes’ will create a bleak future for Australia and those who stood with First Nations people. By. Marcia Langton: ‘Whatever the outcome, reconciliation is dead’. A voter casts an early ballot at a ...
A serious flaw in the robodebt response | The Saturday Paper
WEBNov 18, 2023 · The Albanese government has been caught deliberately dropping a critical recommendation from the robodebt royal commission so it could engineer a “positive” response to the final report and avoid scrutiny over a refusal to pursue greater transparency in government. Exclusive: Private companies halting welfare payments.
Coalition stacking Liberals across the boards
WEBApril 9 – 15, 2022 | No. 394. In the days before the caretaker period, the Morrison government has made 19 appointments to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal, many of whom have links to the Liberal Party. By. Attorney-General Michaelia Cash during senate estimates in Canberra this week. After cutting funding to the overwhelmed Administrative ...
Exclusive: PM planned not to deliver abuse apology
WEBFeb 12, 2022 · Scott Morrison after his statement of acknowledgement of harassment in parliament this week. Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s apology to abuse victims in Parliament House this week was not supposed to happen. The best of our daily news podcast, 7am. Selection once a fortnight. Tasmania searches for solutions to house vulnerable women.
Love and Virtue | The Saturday Paper
WEBOct 9, 2021 · One of the most startling things about Love and Virtue, Diana Reid’s debut novel, is its unabashed and often brutal interest in class, something that passes unacknowledged in so much of our cultural and political discourse.This is almost inevitable, given that the novel is set mostly within a residential college at Sydney University – and Michaela, its protagonist, is one of only a handful ...
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