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Northern Territory anti-discrimination laws are set to be changed for the first time in three decades as the government looks to expand the list of categories protected under legislation and limit the powers of religious institutions’ when it comes to their hiring decisions. The new bill is backed by members of the LGBT community, though there are some religious …
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On Monday 21st November, scientists and other influential Australians gathered in Canberra for the Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science dinner. Among the winners was Scientia Professor Trevor McDougall, at the University of New South Wales, who received the Prime Minister’s Prize for Science, for his research in physical oceanography. He was presented with …
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NASA’s Orion capsule successfully reached the Moon yesterday, conducting a low pass before burning its engines to reach a wide orbit. This unmanned mission is part of the agency’s Artemis program, if successful the next step is a manned orbital mission, with a manned landing planned for 2025. In a BBC Interview the day before, …
The anti-discrimination laws in the Northern Territory are set to be changed as the government aiming to expand the list of categories protected under legislation. The new reform is expected to pass when parliament sits this week, with LGBTQI+ groups saying the legislation includes important protections and leaders of several religious groups raising concerns over …
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The Russians know better then anyone that winter is an enemy of an invading army. The cold and snow slows supplies and destroys moral. In the second world war the cruel Russian winter decimated the German army, but now the shoe is on the foot, the Russian Armed Forces now have to deal with an …
The Fair Work Commission has ordered tugboat giant Svitzer to scrap its plan to lockout tugboat workers indefinitely, over concerns that the halt in operations might damage the Australian economy. The proposed industrial action was just another act in a three year port war between Svitzer Australia and the Maritime Union. The two parties have …
Countries have adopted a hard-fought final agreement at the COP27 climate summit that sets up a fund to help poor countries being battered by natural disasters. The summit delegates agreed to this overarching climate deal yesterday at the closing plenary session, though they did fail to come up with a carbon emission reduction target. Image: …
Medibank Private is facing a potential class action lawsuit claiming it failed to protect sensitive customer data. The private health insurance company was hit by a major data breach, which say the personal health information of all its current and past customers being stolen by hackers. Maurice Blackburn Lawyers, has begun an investigation into Medibank …