The fight for control of Sydney’s priceless graveyards rolls on as the powerful Catholic lobby gets the green light for a new cemetery in Varroville, reports Callum Foote.

A review of the Cemeteries Act commissioned by the NSW Government in 2020, found that Sydney’s cemetery sector was in serious financial trouble. Four of the five cemetery operators, which oversee these public assets, are set to run out of space within the decade and the operators were more than $300 million in debt. 

The review recommended amalgamating the five operators into a single government operator called OneCrown.

Grave dithering: control of Sydney’s billion-dollar graveyards still up for grabs as election looms

 

Traders work on the floor at the New York Stock Exchange in New York, July 1, 2022.

 2023 Colonisation and  the Right to Plunder Palestine continues the tradition began by the British East India Company which America's War of Independence fought against.

NYSE is partnering with an Israeli exchange, making it easier for Americans to invest in companies supporting Palestinian human rights abuses.

Source: New Stock Listings Open the Door to American Investment in the Israeli Occupation

 We are already on even if indirectly on the American Stock Exchange.

An agreement authorising the U.S. militarisation of Australia needs to be terminated before our nation is dragged into war, writes Bevan Ramsden.

Source: U.S. military agreement setting Australia up as launching pad for war