Yesterday I spoke to support an amendment to the Workplace Health and Safety Bill that made it illegal to discriminate against someone on their Covid-19 vaccination status.
Yet again the amendment failed to get up because Labor and the Greens voted against it.
What’s astonishing about this […]
Woolworths is expanding the rollout of its self-checkouts using cameras and artificial intelligence in stores across Australia.
The self-checkouts use camera vision and artificial intelligence to detect when items aren’t scanned correctly.
If a product is not scanned a short video is replayed for the customer on the […]
In February, the UCP announced it would allocate $9.7 million to Grande Prairie over two years to help cover transitional costs if the council voted for the municipal police force.
Grande Prairie city […]
It can be difficult to keep up with the CDC’s ever-changing COVID-19 booster recommendations, but what is consistent is that the number and frequency of boosters are continually increasing and data supporting these […]
As a medical student and researcher, I staunchly supported the efforts of the public health authorities when it came to COVID-19. I believed that the authorities responded to the largest public health crisis of our lives with compassion, diligence, and scientific expertise. I was with them when they called for lockdowns, vaccines, and […]
The 100 000 leaked WhatsApp messages sent during Matt Hancock’s time as England’s health secretary give an insight into the UK government’s operations at the height of the covid pandemic, reports Jacqui Wise
The cache of messages between […]
New data showing a plunge in volunteer firefighters has prompted fears that Victoria will be […]
The “Twitter Files” have exposed numerous contacts between US government officials and Twitter and requests for suppression of accounts or content: notably, in the context of alleged Covid-19 “disinformation.” But what they have not revealed is that there was in fact a formal government […]
