Uber Eats Accused of Exploitation In The Age Of The Gig Economy
Uber Eats is being sued for unfair dismissal after worker Amita Gupta was sacked for being…
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Could Australia and Timor-Leste Ever Be Good Neighbours?
This Friday will mark the 20 year anniversary of East Timorese independence from Indonesia, an achievement…
UK to End EU Freedom of Movement
Following Boris Johnson’s entry into office last month, the British Prime Minister has announced this week…
Ministerial Direction to AFP & Press Freedom Inquiry
Following AFP raids on the ABC and News Corp journalist Annika Smethurst in June, Home Affairs…
How Specially Trained Dogs Are Sniffing Out Vulnerable Koalas
When undertaking new developments and infrastructure, Environmental Impact Assessments must be carried out to determine whether…
What Day is it Today? 7 August 2019
On the 7th of August, we took a look at today’s weird and wonderful holidays, from…
Australian Content Quota to be Imposed on Streaming Giants
The ACCC released its ‘digital platforms inquiry’ last Friday, prompting the Morrison government to announce its…
New Zealand a Step Closer to Ending “Book Famine”
With an estimated 90% of all written works published worldwide not available in formats accessible to…
Iran’s Economic Welfare Threatened by Sanctions
Last week, the United States imposed new sanctions on Iran in response to the nation exceeding…
ABC & News Corp in Court Over AFP Raids
Earlier this month, the AFP raided both the ABC’s Sydney headquarters and News Corp journalist Annika…
High Court Rules Sperm Donor as Legal Parent
This week the High Court handed down a landmark judgement affirming that a sperm donor can…
Adani Gets the Green Light
After nearly nine years in the works, yesterday the Adani mine’s groundwater plan was approved, giving…