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The Guardian • Tamsin Rose, Josh Taylor • June 23, 2023 • theguardian.com
NSW push to stop climate protesters livestreaming on Facebook labelled ‘profoundly anti-democratic’
Premier Chris Minns claims climate activists such as Blockade Australia are endangering lives by streaming protest actions
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The Guardian • Fleur Connick • June 23, 2023 • theguardian.com
‘Completely unacceptable’: dust from Newcrest Cadia goldmine 11 times the regulatory limit
The NSW Environment Protection Authority says it will ‘not shy away’ from suspending the mine’s licence if it does not comply
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The Sydney Morning Herald • David Crowe • June 23, 2023 • smh.com.au
Parliament told of $16m in fees to consulting firm that gained meetings with Stuart Robert
The funding offers the first public evidence about the scale of the payments to Synergy 360 by one of its clients.
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David Crowe@CroweDM
We did not know of these fees before.
$16 million over five years.
theage.com.au/politics/feder…
June 23, 2023
The Guardian • Amanda Meade • June 23, 2023 • theguardian.com
Nick Cater blames Probyn’s sacking on ‘poisonous’ equity – but didn’t get the News Corp memo | Weekly Beast
The Australian’s columnist criticises ABC as political leaders also share thoughts on cuts at public broadcaster. Plus: Shannon Noll’s chicken zinger
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Australian Financial Review • Tom McIlroy • June 22, 2023 • afr.com
Labor bows to pressure on multinational tax disclosure
Amended legislation introduced to parliament on Thursday has wound back the plan significantly.
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Richard Denniss@RDNS_TAI
I’m confused…i didnt even know that multi-national companies even got a vote…yet they can put more pressure on a government than millions of australian voters…maybe thats why foreign gas companies pay so little tax? #auspol afr.com/politics/feder…
June 23, 2023
The Sydney Morning Herald • David Crowe • June 23, 2023 • smh.com.au
Albanese will feel the heat in winter of discontent
There are at least five policy challenges that will deepen the chill this winter, and voters will be looking to the government for solutions.
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ABC News • Daniel Fitzgerald • June 23, 2023 • abc.net.au
NT government electricity provider plans to buy and on-sell Beetaloo gas
The Northern Territory government-owned electricity provider plans to buy and on-sell fracked gas from the Beetaloo Basin as issues continue with supply from Eni's Blacktip gas field.
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Wisden (Cricket Properties Ltd) • Yaseen Rana • June 22, 2023 • wisden.com
Ollie Robinson: We Were Surprised By How Unwilling Australia Were To Go Toe-To-Toe With Us
Ollie Robinson, in his first Wisden.com column, shares his views on the Edgbaston Test and becoming public enemy number one Down Under
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The Hill • Brett Samuels, rrahman • June 23, 2023 • thehill.com
Modi pushes back on human rights criticisms in rare press conference
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday brushed aside a question about human rights abuses and democratic backsliding in his country. Modi took a question from a Wall Street Journal reporte…
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Australian Financial Review • Edmund Tadros, Kylar Loussikian • June 23, 2023 • afr.com
PwC explores sale of tainted government business to Allegro Funds
The firm has resorted to the drastic move because of the damage the tax leaks scandal has caused to its consulting business.
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The Sydney Morning Herald • Ross Gittins • June 23, 2023 • smh.com.au
Enjoy the wonderful world of full employment – while you can
For most of the past 35 years, we’ve had low inflation, but only now have we achieved full employment – and only by happy accident.
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Ross Gittins@1RossGittins
Full Employment - what took us 50 years to find could easily be lost bit.ly/3NHqhlS #ausecon #ausbiz #auspol #VCEco #HSCeco
June 23, 2023
The Guardian • Caitlin Cassidy • June 21, 2023 • theguardian.com
University of Melbourne vice-chancellor calls for free university education
Duncan Maskell says idea that education is only of private benefit to individuals, not public benefit to society must be reversed
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Michael West • June 23, 2023 • michaelwest.com.au
Capitulation Complete: Government caves in to multinational tax avoiders
The government has caved in on its country-by-country transparency reforms to combat multinational tax avoidance. The capitulation is complete
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Michael West • June 23, 2023 • michaelwest.com.au
Senate report is out: is the "multi-year cover-up" "game over for PwC", or not?
The Senate has quickly handed down its report into the PwC scandal. Is it "game over for PwC". What's the scam?
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the Guardian • https://www.theguardian.com/profile/samjones,https://www.theguardian.com/profile/fran-lawther,https://www.theguardian.com/profile/leonie-chao-fong,ht… • June 23, 2023 • theguardian.com
Titanic sub latest updates: US navy detected likely implosion of Titan submersible hours after it began mission – live
Anomaly ‘consistent with an implosion’ was detected near where craft was operating when it lost communications
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The Guardian • Sarah Collard • June 23, 2023 • theguardian.com
‘Incredibly noticeable’: alcohol bans have cut family violence and crime in Alice Springs, advocates say
Northern Territory police statistics show a drop in domestic violence callouts, property offences and other antisocial behaviour
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The Guardian • Christopher Knaus • June 22, 2023 • theguardian.com
Two journalists received legal threats from Bravus after travelling to Carmichael coal site, parliament told
Matthew Abbott says he and another reporter were invited to meet Wangan and Jagalingou cultural custodians at the site where Bravus, formerly Adani, is mining
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The Guardian • Eden Gillespie • June 23, 2023 • theguardian.com
Queensland corruption watchdog accused of undermining attempts to stamp out police investigating police
Exclusive: The CCC has advocated for an integrity model that would only investigate the most serious complaints against officers
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ABC News • Nassim Khadem • June 23, 2023 • abc.net.au
'Secrecy around tax': Multinationals fight off laws to boost tax transparency despite PwC leaks scandal
For those who are hopeful that the aftermath of the PwC scandal will usher in a new era of tax transparency, there's a reason to pause. Laws that were supposed to take hold on July 1 to increase transparency have just been killed off by business lobbies, writes Nassim Khadem.
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The Sydney Morning Herald • Natassia Chrysanthos • June 22, 2023 • smh.com.au
‘They’re scared’: Crossbenchers raise concerns about 60-day medicine scripts
A popular budget measure to double the length of common medicine scripts is facing an unexpected hurdle, with crossbench senators joining the Coalition in pushing the government to go back to the negotiating table with pharmacists.
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