The higher the world’s central banks lift interest rates, and the more they risk pushing us into recession, the more our smarter economists are thinking there has to be a better way to control inflation.
Source: Inflation is too tricky to be left to the Reserve Bank
Murdoch media has a documented history of hacking the private lives of people it believes it can profit from. It’s closure of The News of the World, employees jailed, and Murdoch being grilled in the UK are proof. It seems the organization has maintained hacking as a tool by which it gathers information to help those like Linda Reynolds. Or did Reynolds provide the information being referred to here?
The Weekend Australian referred to the former political staffer’s diary contents in an interview with her ex-boss Senator Linda Reynolds on Saturday.
Responding to the article, Ms Higgins said it was the third time The Australian had published “private images, texts and WhatsApps from my phone”.
In another Twitter post early on Sunday, Ms Higgins said The Weekend Australian had painted Senator Reynolds as a “victim” over the “lying cow” comment.
Source: Higgins claims diary details leaked to the media
What the Murdoch’s claim to be “news” almost had Rupert jailed in the UK. He sacrificed a paper and staff then fled to the US to repeat his methods and there.
In 2020, Fox News anchors Tucker Carlson and Sean Hannity pushed Donald Trump’s election fraud claims for weeks. New documents suggest they never believed any of it.
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