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News Corp’s unethical support for the fossil fuel industry is propaganda dressed as news and requires some kind of regulation, writes Dr Victoria Fielding. LAST WEEK, News Corp’s newspapers The Daily Telegraph, Herald Sun, The Courier Mail and The Adelaide Advertiser caused controversy by publishing front page “exclusives” and “special reports” alleging that more gas […]
Senate Inquiry’s critical findings sidelined as Treasurer Jim Chalmers rolls out solo plans on regional bank closures, writes Dale Webster. THE Senate Inquiry into regional bank closures, which delivered its final report in May this year, was an important investigation by anyone’s standards. It ran for more than a year, involved senators from all major […]
The ill-planned shutdown of Australia’s 3G network not only happened with little notice, but has caused a technological nightmare for consumers. James Parker reports. AUSTRALIA IS CURRENTLY in the midst of the most significant change to the telecommunications landscape it has ever experienced in modern history — the shutdown of the 3G Mobile network. Originally […]