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When it comes to international law, we can talk the talk, but can we walk the walk? (opens the original)
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Australia is once again pushing for a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council, alongside Finland and Mongolia, because "a safer world is one governed by rules, not power and force alone". While Australia consistently talks the talk on supporting the international rules-based order, it only walks the walk occasionally. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese made the pitch for the Security Council with a simple vision: " We listen with respect, we partner as equals and we protect what matters most.
Social media is part of the issue, but the problem is sexist views already exist (opens the original)
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It's not all men, but it's almost always men. A series of sexual assault cases perpetrated by teenage boys have rocked the country in recent weeks, prompting a national discussion about how to tackle rising misogyny fuelled by toxic manosphere content. But it has also revealed that misogynistic attitudes are just as likely to be found in the national parliament as they are in any Australian school or workplace. In the space of a few weeks, three 17-year-old boys were charged with the alleged gan
I tried to beat the freezing cold this winter. What I got was deeply unpleasant (opens the original)
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Canberra gets pretty freezing in winter, which is why lots of people (including me) plan holidays to warmer places then. But those jetting off to a European or Asian summer holiday this year were in for a rude shock. Extreme heat, fuelled by climate change, is sucking the joy out of summer for everyone, everywhere. Summer used to be a time for Australians getting out into nature, heading to the beach, going camping, hiking or fishing, but extreme temperatures and weather are increasingly making
Forget the age of enlightenment. This is the age of 'enshittification' (opens the original)
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Does it ever seem to you like you're paying the same amount for a service, but the service you're getting is worse? Jetstar recently announced it will begin charging fees for passengers who use overhead cabin baggage. You're probably seeing ads on the streaming platform you subscribe to, when there used to be none. Self-checkouts have largely replaced people at Coles and Woolies. And does it feel to you like we're being forced to subscribe to absolutely everything now? I get enraged that I am no
Productivity has grown, so why have wages not kept up? (opens the original)
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Productivity growth is supposed to be the key to boosting wages and living standards in the economy. However, just as housing price growth decoupled from wage growth in recent decades, new research shows that real wages have not kept up with productivity growth. Firstly, it's important to understand productivity. Productivity is getting more output from the same number of inputs, or the same output from a reduced number of inputs. For example, if workers are producing thingamajigs a new innovati
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