. There’s a petition to stop a proposed golf course and resort on the Gold Coast, and it comes with a question. Which infamous American businessman is hoping to build a golf course and resort here now that the deal to build his tower has collapsed? Here’s your first clue. Think luxury towers, golf resorts … Continue reading Gold Coast Golf Resort Proposal: Who’s Behind It?
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Dr Andrew Leigh MP outlines plans for productivity, wages and competition
. Better skills, infrastructure and competition are central to lifting Australia’s productivity, Dr Andrew Leigh MP says. Speaking to Craig Hill on Pub Politics, the Assistant Minister for Productivity, Competition, Charities and Treasury backed investment in education, transport and broadband, alongside restrictions on non-compete clauses that prevent workers changing jobs. Leigh said productivity gains needed … Continue reading Dr Andrew Leigh MP outlines plans for productivity, wages and competition
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. If you value thoughtful conversations about Australian politics, please consider donating whatever you can to keep "Australia Asks" in production. "Australia Asks" is an independent video podcast featuring interviews with state and federal politicians and political commentators. It gives viewers an opportunity to hear directly from people shaping public debate, explore different perspectives and … Continue reading Please Donate to Help Keep “Australia Asks” Asking Questions
You Ask the Questions, The Politicians Answer: Subscribe to “Australia Asks” Video Podcast.
. What would you ask an Australian politician if you had the chance? Australia Asks brings you interviews with federal and state politicians and political commentators, exploring the decisions, policies and personalities shaping our country. The channel gives guests space to explain their views and answer questions that matter to everyday Australians. Alongside interviews, you’ll … Continue reading You Ask the Questions, The Politicians Answer: Subscribe to “Australia Asks” Video Podcast.
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The Two Doctors is the fourth serial of the 22nd season of the British science fiction television series Doctor Who, which was first broadcast in three weekly parts on BBC1 from 16 February to 2 March 1985. The Second Doctor and Jamie McCrimmon land the TARDIS on board Space Station Camera, where they talk to … Continue reading Doctor Who: The Two Doctors
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The Social Model of Disability Affects Us All
The social model of disability is a framework for understanding disability that emphasises the role of society in creating barriers to inclusion and equal participation for individuals with disabilities. It is a contrast to the traditional medical model of disability which focuses on the individual's medical condition as the cause of their limitations. In this … Continue reading The Social Model of Disability Affects Us All
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Alan Tudge sees himself as the victim after Robodebt
There can be little doubt, given the timing, that Alan Tudge has resigned from parliament because of the stress of the Robodebt Royal Commission. While he cites the death of his father and death threats against his teenage daughters, sometimes what is not said speaks volumes about the character of a person. In his resignation … Continue reading Alan Tudge sees himself as the victim after Robodebt