It’s time we face reality. The Albanese government must sacked at the first available opportunity. I know the alternative is a corrupt bollard with a trail of complete losers. But that is a by-the-by for the future. Today we must face the problem we know, and its name is Albo, the worst PM since Federation.
Last week, Justin Fabo at Antipodean Macro presented the following chart showing that Australia is awash with low-skilled workers, with the share of employers reporting recruitment difficulties falling to pre-pandemic levels: Reflecting the above, Fabo has also studied the latest ABS employment data and found that new workers aged between 15 and 24 years old
One wonders how the Australian mainstream media will react to the news that India, the so-called biggest democracy in the world, has thrown out ABC correspondent Avani Dias from the country.
For some reason, that line from Weapons of Choice has stayed with me all these years later. We didn’t get there of course, but I guess we’re on the way.
From Austal’s website yesterday.
In a noteworthy development within the Australian maritime sector, the collaborative Patrol Boat Autonomy Trial (PBAT) project has successfully completed Sea Acceptance Trials (including Endurance Trials) of the remote and autonomously operated vessel, Sentinel.
Goldman with the update. Property risks linger: Declines in property prices accelerated in March, both in the officialNBS 70-city house prices and in third-party provided existing home prices. In the March activity data, housing starts, new property sales, housing completions and property investment continued to show large year-over-year declines (-25.4%, -18.3%, -21.8%, and -10.0%, respectively).
By Maria Millers For many the long-stablished story of the Gallipoli landings and to a lesser extent the Western Front remain the defining moments for our country. Just minted as a new nation in 1901, but still very British, our other achievements were put aside to lay the foundations of our national identity based on…
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By Maria Millers For many the long-stablished story of the Gallipoli landings and to a lesser extent the Western Front remain the defining moments for our country. Just minted as a new nation in 1901, but still very British, our other achievements were put aside to lay the foundations of our national identity based on…
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By a spokesperson for the eSafety Commissioner: Yesterday the Federal Court granted an interim injunction compelling X Corp to hide Class 1 material on X that was the subject of eSafety’s removal notice of 16 April, 2024. In summary, eSafety’s removal notice to X Corp required it to take all reasonable steps to ensure the…
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I just realised that the title could be a little ambiguous. It could mean that I’m confused by strange things as well as Peter Dutton. Or it could mean that I’m confused by strange things, of which the main one is Peter Dutton. Whatever, I suspect that all thinking people will know exactly what I…
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I finished watching the first season last night, and, oh my word, it was good. There seemed to be a few peeps following it so I thought we might like to get together for a drink and chat in the near future. I don’t have a date in mind yet, and I’m going under the knife this Friday for a little melanomapalooza, so this weekend is out. But let me know what you think.
Guarded optimism across Asian stock markets as risk absorbs another weekend of macro volatility and shifts in interest rate speculation as the ECB possibly moves more dovish than the Fed. Earnings season may stall any recovery if the inflationary mood in the US continues with bond markets looking to pull back on yields slightly on
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