'Unions getting in the way of market dynamics' ie
- Exposing Swissport forcing workers to sleep at the airport in between gruelling split shifts
- Taking Qantas to court for 1700 illegal sackings

Workers will always stand up against corporate bullies like Qantas and Swissport.

'Unions have surged in popularity since the Covid crisis. The UAW had the support of 76 per cent of US adults during last autumn’s strike, according to a CNN poll.' ft.com/content/ffdc75…

New research published in Nature today finds that we are on track for climate damages worth $38 trillion per year by 2050. This is a staggering figure. The damages are projected to be worth 6x more than the mitigation costs of limiting global warming to 2C.

There will be no karaoke tonight I think.

“It’s extremely dangerous to be in that psychological place when you have one of the strongest militaries in the world, and you have destroyed more than sixty per cent of the houses in Gaza, killed more children in four months than in all conflicts all over the world for the past

European defence groups warn over reliance on Chinese cotton used in gunpowder ft.com/content/23807e…

Gaza, Gaza, Gaza. We must be relentless, persevering in letting the world know of Israel's pathologically cruel genocidal conduct in Gaza. Never stop calling it out.

Oxford surgeon Prof Nick Maynard tells CNN’s Wolf Blitzer that he witnessed the most horrific injuries in his entire career, that the targeting of intensive care unit in the Gaza hospital he was volunteering in cut short his stay, that he saw no Hamas fighters, that Israel was

#WeCantSayWeDidntKnow

There can be no other possible explanation for why they won't let you carry on merrily massacring innocent Palestinian civilians...

The most important thing about journalism is not impartiality: it is investigating & exposing the facts, and telling the truth

ABC management's obsession with being 'impartial' results in false equivalency. And it's harming our public broadcaster ABC News theaustralian.com.au/subscribe/news…

Archana did what thousands of others in the fields do to keep working, undistracted by pregnancies or periods: She got a hysterectomy. Debts to her employer mean she must continue cutting cane in the field; this keeps sugar flowing to Coke and Pepsi. nytimes.com/2024/03/24/wor…

The colossal amount of evidence concerning int'l crimes committed by Israel in Gaza just over the past 6months could keep the Int'l Criminal Court busy for the next five decades, especially at the current proceedings pace. Accountability is more needed than ever.

🚨🚨🚨 IT’S DONE!

❗️The ARC Review Response Bill just passed parliament❗️

No more political interference in individual ARC grants!

The ARC will get a Board, who will approve individual grants.

It’s a wonderful day for Australian research!

Cambridge university has temporarily stopped accepting donations from fossil fuel companies in response to mounting pressure after an independent report warned that due diligence failings had created a “high reputational risk”. ft.com/content/801121… via @ft

It is important to explain to students how they can and cannot use generative AI in their courses, rather than banning it outright. Also, well thought through assessment design and a good old centralised exam can address this problem. smh.com.au/national/nsw/h…