The Guardian • Issue #2016 • July 25, 2022
Issue #2016
Fund public health
Hospitals and their staff are at breaking point as the wave of BA.4/BA.5 COVID-19 sub-strains and flu send hospitalisations to breaking point. GPs across Australia...
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Climate action looming as first Parliamentary sitting approaches
Parliament is meeting at the end of this month for the first time since the 2022 Federal Election with promises of significant reforms, including climate...
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Issue #2016
Beware the “Asian NATO”
From 28-30th June, NATO leaders met in Madrid, producing a new Strategic Concept and declaring that Russia and China are the key threats to western...
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RAFFWU’s Better Read Than Dead EBA approved by Fair Work
On Tuesday, 5th July, the Fair Work Commission approved what the Retail and Fast Food Workers Union (RAFFWU) has called “the best enterprise agreement in...
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DINGO
At its Jobs and Skills Summit in September, the federal government will respond to staff shortages in nursing and aged care with a plan to...
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Leaked files reveal the extent of Uber’s aggressive government influence
Documents, text messages and emails leaked from ridesharing giant Uber have revealed the extent of the company’s influence on politicians, journalists and corporate executives. In...
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Telstra buys Digicel Pacific and tax payers foot the bill
The multinational telecommunications company Digicel, has recently (14th July, 2022) completed the sale of its Pacific subsidiary to Telstra. While there has been much huffing...
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Remembering 26th July 1953 in 2022 – the spark of the Cuban Revolution continues
26th July 1953, Fidel Castro Ruz, a sharp and upcoming lawyer led an attack of 150 on the Moncada Army Barracks in the eastern Cuban...
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The real threat of the United States’ 800 foreign bases
Under the heading “Australia Faces Massive Existential Threat from China,” Christopher Joye writes that: “The spectre of Chinese nuclear submarines, destroyers, fighters and bombers based...
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Issue #2016
Why Western predictions on China were mostly wrong in past decade
When commenting on China, some in the West only see a country constantly at the cusp of crisis, ranging from predictions of a “China hard...
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