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Australia ill-prepared for threats, says defence expert

Australia ill-prepared for threats, says defence expert

Australia lacks a comprehensive national preparedness framework that’s fit for purpose against a broad range of threats, says a defence expert. A report released by the Australian Strategic Policy Institute and authored by Marc Ablong says – beyond annually reviewed natural-disaster arrangements – the country “remains poorly prepared, and little government attention is currently paid to understanding or resourcing national preparedness for threa…Read Article

Hugo’s House / Ian Moore Architects

Hugo’s House / Ian Moore Architects

Completed in 2024 in Glebe, Australia. Images by Clinton Weaver. This project involved alterations and additions to one of a row of 6 identical Victorian terrace houses, which have a cross stair between the two...Read Article

Biggest infrastructure project in SA history underway

Biggest infrastructure project in SA history underway

The largest and most complex infrastructure project in South Australian history is underway in Adelaide. Heavy machinery arrived at the Southern Precinct in Clovelly Park last week signalling the start of construction and the commencement of major works on the River Torrens to Darlington project that will create a non-stop South Road. It’s estimated up to 550 workers will be employed at the Southern Precinct during peak construction; ten times t…Read Article

Liverpool City tackles online abuse of councillors

Liverpool City Council has adopted a revised media policy designed to tackle online abuse of councillors and council staff. The move follows a significant increase in negative social media posts including a large number of personal attacks and incidents of cyberbullying. “While Liverpool City Council’s existing media policy provides guidance on media engagement, it requires an urgent review to better reflect contemporary legal frameworks, partic…Glebe · Glebe Read Article

Media's election influence in decline

Traditional media’s influence over election outcomes has markedly declined, says a public policy think tank. In a report analysing the weakening power of newspapers and broadcasters, The Australian Institute cites the 3 May federal election as “proof that the influence of major media companies over voter opinion has declined.” Indeed, while Labor’s share of newspaper endorsements decreased to less than a third during the election campaign, the p…Rupert Murdoch · Glebe Read Article

MSME: Tamil Nadu collating comprehensive MSME database to inform policymaking, address challenges - GAGA INDIA

To support the growth of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Tamil Nadu, the state government is working on a slew of measures to enable better policymaking, more targeted interventions, and ease of doing business for the MSME sector, said Grace Pachuau, Additional Commissioner of Industries and Commerce, Government of Tamil Nadu. Speaking at...Peter Dutton · Tamil Nadu See the Story

Mortgage stress primary driver of declining living standards

Rising mortgage stress is a key factor behind Australia’s decline in living standards, says a public policy think tank. In a research document, the Institute for Public Affairs notes that a typical full-time worker in Australia is paying 46 per cent of their earnings as mortgage repayments – up from 32 per cent in 2022. “A mortgage burden that rises so sharply over this brief time period highlights a sudden rise in financial stress and challeng…Glebe · Glebe Read Article

Qld strengthens public sector corruption watchdog

The Queensland Government has bolstered the powers of the state’s corruption watchdog. Legislative amendments – contained in a bill which passed parliament recently – will empower the Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission to publish reports and make statements at any time concerning investigations into the public sector. Deb Frecklington (qld.gov.au) Attorney-General Deb Frecklington said the reforms would unshackle the commission and incr…Corruption · Glebe Read Article

NSW government supports financial reform of councils

The NSW Government has responded to a parliamentary report that recommends stronger financial support for councils. Established in March 2024 at the request of Minister for Local Government Ron Hoenig, the upper house inquiry sought to examine long-held concerns about the financial challenges impacting councils across the state. Releasing its report in November the standing committee made 17 recommendations, including: a review of rate exemptio…Glebe · Glebe Read Article

Federal government slammed for inaction on waste

A lack of leadership at a federal level has failed to drive change to minimise and recycle waste, finds a Senate inquiry. “Current and historic federal policy framework has failed to achieve its objectives,” says Senator Peter Whish-Wilson – chair of the Environment and Communications References Committee, established last year to explore waste reduction and recycling policies. During the 14-month inquiry – the fourth of its kind in recent years…Senate · Glebe Read Article

Glebe Rowing Club Fears New Fish Market Ferry Stop Could Sink Sport & Exercise In The Bay

The captain of the Glebe Rowing Club has raised serious concerns about the safety of local rowers and paddlers if a new ferry stop near the Sydney Fish Market goes ... The post Glebe Rowing Club Fears New Fish Market Ferry Stop Could Sink Sport & Exercise In The Bay appeared first on City Hub.Glebe · Glebe Read Article

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