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24 April 2017 |
The New York Times
PORT-
AU-PRINCE, Haiti — When President Trump and his (male) aides sit at a conference table deciding to cut off money to women’s health programs abroad, they call it a “pro-life” move.
Yet here in Haiti, I’ll tell you the result: Impoverished women suffer ghastly injuries and excruciating deaths. Washington’s new women’s health policies should be called “pro-death.”
24 April 2017 |
SMH
"So
rry about this, it's obviously a huge deal for CFP [Commonwealth Bank's financial planning unit]. They have sweated over EVERY word in the media release, believe me ..."
Rather than being an email from a CBA PR about a press release it was about to issue, it is an email from an ASIC executive, relating to an enforceable undertaking after finding gross misconduct in its financial planning division, thanks to a tip-off from CBA whistleblower Jeff Morris.
24 April 2017 |
SMH
As 
military tensions on the Korean Peninsula escalated further on Sunday, defence experts said Pyongyang could have the ability to strike Australia with an inter-continental ballistic missile [ICBM] within three years – but it cannot hit the mainland yet.
18 April 2017 |
AFR
The numb
er of student loan debtors owing over $100,000 under the federal government's Higher Education Loan Program (HELP) is over five times higher than five years ago, according to the latest official figures.
18 April 2017 |
The Australian
Ove
r nearly a decade, the corporate regulator regularly bowed to demands from big banks and financial players — NAB, CBA, Westpac, Macquarie and AMP — to water down the language used in press releases dealing with industry wrongdoing.
18 April 2017 |
Guardian Australia
Brita
in is set for its second general election in two years, after Theresa May made a surprise announcement that she wants to hold a snap election on 8 June.
18 April 2017 |
The Independent
Donald Tru
mp's properties have reportedly cashed in on nearly $500,000 of the money set aside for the President’s 2020 re-election campaign.
18 April 2017 |
AFR
Prime M
inister's Malcolm Turnbull plan to abolish 457 visas has predictably attracted much attention. But when he announced he would replace the skilled visa with a new skilled visa, the 'abolition' started to smack of a political stunt.
18 April 2017 |
SMH
The Tur
nbull government has cracked down on foreign worker visas and adopted an "Australians first" approach to skilled migration, scrapping the controversial 457 visa program and announcing a much stricter replacement.
Two new temporary skills shortage visas will impose tougher English language tests and stricter labour market testing, and require at least two years of work experience and a mandatory police check.
17 April 2017 |
The Wall Street Journal
D
onna Morgan is dreaming about shrimp and okra, deviled eggs with onions, and porgy.
It has been a long day at work, and the 51-year-old Manhattan health aide is yearning for the taste of home.
Instead, she likely will pick up some fast food and return to the Lower East Side homeless shelter where she has lived since October.
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