Written by The Albanese government has dumped its controversial mis- and disinformation bill, conceding there is “no pathway” to getting the proposal passed through the Senate. The communications minister, Michelle Rowland, insisted misinformation and disinformation remained a grave concern for democracy, national security and online safety, but said the government would not proceed with the proposal. It […]
Trump also said he would nominate Russel Vought to lead the Office of Management and Budget, a position Vought held during Trump’s first presidency. Vought was closely involved with Project 2025, a conservative blueprint for Trump’s second term that he tried to distance himself from during the campaign. The announcements Friday evening showed how Trump was […]
Jean Mangaluz – Philstar.com November 22, 2024 | 2:02pm MANILA, Philippines — Filipino youth are the least satisfied with employment, education and healthcare among six Southeast Asian countries, according to a survey. Vero, a communications consultancy operating across Southeast Asia, surveyed 2,700 Gen Z and Millennial respondents in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines and Thailand There were […]
LEGISLATION BONANZA The final two sitting weeks of the year are upon us and there’s a bit to get through. The AAP and Guardian Australia are among those that have had a stab at detailing the dozens of pieces of legislation set to be considered over the next fortnight. As outlined at the end of […]
Though some may question his priorities, when it comes the birth of his fifth child and doing publicity for his blockbuster musical “Wicked,” Jon M. Chu can handle two things at the same time. This past Saturday, ahead of the film‘s Los Angeles premiere and amidst multiple guild and press screenings going on around town, […]
Labor’s path to passing its misinformation bill is narrowing, with several key crossbench senators going on the record in the past 24 hours to oppose the legislation. ACT Senator David Pocock and Tammy Tyrrell of Tasmania, both independents, have stated they’ll vote no. “I’ve listened to the experts and people in the ACT and I’ll […]
New York studio Parts and Labor Design and Brad Guidi of Boston real estate company Blue Flag Capital have renovated the Beachside Hotel on Nantucket to reflect the local craft and design scene of the 1960s. Located outside of Boston on Nantucket island, the 45,000 square-foot (4,180 square metres) Beachside Hotel encompasses a motel-style property […]
Two industry sources, speaking anonymously to detail confidential discussions, said draft versions of the government’s upcoming Economic Growth Statement had included provisions to lift this cap, potentially paving the way for more facilities. Residents, the Geelong Chamber of Commerce, and the City of Greater Geelong have raised concerns the facility at Lara in Melbourne’s west, […]
Since Donald Trump’s reelection as US president, Australian leaders have spent considerable airtime assuring voters there’s nothing to worry about. Headlines were dominated this morning by Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ speech to the Australian Institute of International Affairs, claiming Australia is well-placed to handle any potential economic consequences of the next Trump administration. Of course Trump […]
The Tony Blair Institute (TBI) has examined AI’s impact on the workforce. The report outlines AI’s potential to reshape work environments, boost productivity, and create opportunities—while warning of potential challenges ahead. “Technology has a long history of profoundly reshaping the world of work,” the report begins. From the agricultural revolution to the digital age, each […]