Grab a Magnifying Glass, You have to solve your own Burglary!
ACT Police have revealed a new system when reporting home break-ins, where the home owner is required to report the crime online, saving the police from visiting the home. Shadow…
Committee supports move to decriminalise drugs in the ACT
The final report into the bill that would decriminalise personal drug use in the ACT has been released, with the select committee recommending the legislation be passed. ACT Greens Spokesperson…
The final report from the Jenkins Review released
The final report on conduct in parliamentary workplaces has been released, with on in three people reporting sexual harassment. Stephen Cenatiempo asks National Secretary of the Community and Public Service…
Have some companies fared better than others through COVID?
In an article published by The Switzer Report today, it has been revealed that, while most companies have struggled through COVID related lockdowns and restrictions, others have thrived. Peter Switzer…
Raiders prepare for 2023 NRLW bid
The Raiders are strengthening the local competition, as they prepare to become the next NRLW team. CEO of The Raiders, Don Furner, tells Stephen Cenatiempo that the club is prepared…
Telcos given powers to stop scam messages
Telecommunication companies will be given additional powers to block scam messages, under regulatory changes proposed by the government. Minister for Communications, Urban Infrastructure, Cities, and the Art, Paul Fletcher, tells…
What’s going on in the world today?
Everyone's talking about Omicron, and now South Africa are firing up at the West for introducing travel bans. Closer to home, Papua New Guinea have sent troops over to the…
Scott Morrison meddles in Liberal Party pre-selection
Scott Morrison has been having his say on Liberal candidates pre-selection, as the election looms. Policy and Political Consultant, former Howard Government Advisor, and Editor of Spectator Australia's Daily Subscriber…
Peter Dutton reiterates warnings about China
Peter Dutton has warned again of the threat posed by China, saying that it would be “foolish to repeat the mistakes of the 1930s”. Professor of International Security & Intelligence…
Australian spy legislation shake up
Proposed laws to expand and streamline Australia's spying and intelligence operations will allow an agency to spy on Australians for the first time ever. Professor John Blaxland from the Australian…
