Working Class Man
If you want to see Bruce Springsteen play in the US, it may
cost you. Some of the tickets for the Boss’s forthcoming tour are going
for over $4,000 (£3,300) on Ticketmaster AUD $6000
Source: Springsteen tickets are going for a whopping $4,000 – what else are we paying dynamic prices for? | Arwa Mahdawi | The Guardian
A “great reallocation” of spending is needed to achieve a net-zero economy by 2050, modelling by Deloitte Access Economics shows.Some $20 trillion in forecast investments by Australian governments and industry by 2050 needs to be spent differently to get to net-zero greenhouse gas emissions, according to a report released on Thursday.But it is a transformation that Australia can afford, the research commissioned by the National Australia Bank shows.
Climate for ‘great reallocation’: Deloitte – Michael West
With facial recognition becoming increasingly sophisticated, it will soon be possible to monitor an entire population with minimal effort, discouraging people from participating in political protests and social movements, writes Manal al-Sharif.
Sleepwalkers, wake: Australians must face up to our surveillance state – Michael West
All Style No Meaning Wasted Space
Pauline Hanson surprised exactly nobody on Wednesday when she flounced out of the Senate when respects were being paid to Indigenous Australians.
It might have been the least surprising political intervention since Malcolm Turnbull assured us that independent candidates in Liberal-held seats were good for democracy.
The new Senate president, Labor’s Sue Lines, acknowledged the Ngunnawal and Ngambri people as traditional custodians of the Canberra area and paid respect to elders past and present at the opening of the session. Hanson interjected, yelling “No, I won’t and never will”, before exiting the chamber.
Hanson’s grandstanding brought a sour note to the occasion that is traditionally suffused with goodwill.
“We need to be the party of nationalism and I’m a Christian, and I say it proudly, we should be Christian nationalists," Greene blustered.
“When Republicans learn to represent most of the people that vote for them, then we will be the party that continues to grow without having to chase down certain identities or chase down certain segments of people," she continued.
This is Steve Bannon's dream come true. Fascism at its core, backed up by wayward evangelicals.
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