ASX-listed insurer Suncorp Group wants to see tenancy laws across the country updated, so the rising cohort of renters can have an alternative to stumping up for a costly bond at […]
The Tokyo Medical Practitioners Association has filed a lawsuit challenging a Ministry of Health order that will require people to use a national identification card instead of health insurance cards to access medical care. The national identification card can be used in the […]
On December 22nd, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) released its latest preliminary death statistics for 2022. It only covered deaths up to the end of September.
This is what they said:
On 9 February 2023, the Senate referred the Fair Work Amendment (Prohibiting COVID-19 Vaccine Discrimination) Bill 2023 to the Committee for inquiry and report by 21 June 2023.
The Bill was sponsored by Senators Canavan, Rennick and Antic.
Tribunals of Conscience and Crimes Against Humanity
Over the past century and more, various private Tribunals of Conscience have focused the moral judgment […]
We have less than 10 years to solve the United Nations’ […]
The Commonwealth Bank and ANZ Banking Group are among Australian banks that are actively seeking use cases for the new wave of […]
Government services minister Bill Shorten has flagged a possible major re-architecture of myGov, potentially modelled on – or even using components of – the e-government systems of Estonia.
In a speech yesterday, Shorten said […]
Services Australia said it has “actioned” several security-related vulnerabilities found in an identity exchange it operates for the government’s digital identity system, including one rated ‘high risk’.
The vulnerabilities were uncovered in periodic security […]
