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Australia’s scientific community has called on the Morrison Government to aim for net zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
Food apps slapped with safety warning
NSW authorities have slammed major food delivery platforms for ignoring worker safety.
Long hours linked to heart risk
Working long hours appears to increase the chances of a second heart attack.
Trustee slammed over fees
The Queensland Public Trustee has been criticised for its high fees and charges, but denies profiting from clients.
CHRIS aids COVID response
Developers say that a high-tech ICU monitoring tool saved lives in Victoria’s COVID-19 second wave.
COVIDSafe costs continue
The Federal Government has revealed that its COVIDSafe app costs at least $100,000 a month to operate.
MP stays after harassment claim
Queensland MP Andrew Laming is giving up his parliamentary roles, but not his position, after bullying and harassing women.
Nine suffers cyber attack
Channel Nine’s live broadcasts were disrupted by a cyber attack over the weekend.
PM pushes female change
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has shifted problem ministers around to create the appearance that action has been taken.
Scrapped support to hurt poorest
Australia’s Treasury estimates up to 150,000 jobs may be lost this week as government wage support ends.
Business schools changing focus
Business schools are responding to the increasing lack of Chinese markets.
JobKeeper grift going unchecked
The Morrison Government has decided not to pursue companies that kept JobKeeper payments despite massive profits.
Super funds slam Wilson probe
Experts warn House Economics Committee chair Tim Wilson is using the role for political campaigning purposes.
Super health fund suggested
Liberal MPs have proposed using a superannuation increase to fund aged care.
Womens' wellbeing linked to school
A new study shows higher education levels are linked to higher levels of wellbeing for Australian women.
Assault claim aired in NSW
Nationals MP Michael Johnsen has resigned as parliamentary secretary after a rape allegation was aired in parliament.
Councillors report gender abuse
Researchers are investigating gender abuse and harassment in Victorian councils.
DVA still processing slowly
Despite spending $82 million dollars on contract hires last year, Veterans Affairs has failed to reduce processing times for claims.
First People lead green response
Traditional Owners and scientists are meeting to form a First People’s-led response to climate change.
ICAC slams ex-council figures
The NSW corruption watchdog has found former council staff and councillors have engaged in serious corrupt conduct.