Tales from the “Music Industry” and it’s corporate assets.
Sally Arnold was used to her phone ringing in the middle of the night – at least once. As tour manager to some of the most iconic rock acts in the world, including the Rolling Stones, the Who and Peter Gabriel, she would often take calls at 3am to “fix” situations involving the police, or track down intoxicated band members who’d gone AWOL before sellout gigs.
Source: Mick Jagger’s former manager tells all in new book
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Unlike Abbott and Hockey’s first budget from hell was meant to prepare the way for sweeteners in three years’ time. It ended both their careers. It was hardly a model of responsibility over the next decade Morrison guaranteed that taking the nation’s debt from $300M to $900+ M without visible benefit. At least the debt under the ALP delivered us the NDIS.
Jim Chalmer’s first Federal Budget was delivered this week. Politically astute, yet containing few surprises or significant reform measures, it was a budget lacking in courage to tackle the big challenges. Kim Wingerei reports.
Source: A politically safe budget lacking in courage to tackle energy prices, fossil fuel profiteering, housing
The trial has become a national scandal and Justice Lucy McCallum needs to take action for contempt of court against Bruce Lehrmann’s lawyer Steve Whybrow, Lachlan Murdoch, his attack dogs at News Corp and Senator Linda Reynolds. If Justice McCallum fails to do so her reputation and the reputation of the court will be trashed for many years to come and will likely become an example used at law schools on how not to run a court case.
Source: Bruce Lehrmann’s lawyer and Lachlan Murdoch should be charged with conspiring to intimidate Brittany HigginsKangaroo Court of Australia
The U.S. mid-term elections will have a seismic effect on the trajectory of politics in the country, writes George Grundy.
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