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‘This is a disgrace’: Labor has planned ISIS brides’ repatriation for months
GUARDIAN AUSTRALIA
https://www.theguardian.com/au
Over the past several months, Guardian Australia has detailed the inner workings of private companies running call centre operations for major government agencies, including Centrelink, the Australian Taxation Office and the NDIA.
The call centre workers describe a system they say prioritises profit over worker wellbeing and quality of service. They say they are inadequately trained and receive near minimum pay, leading to high stress and extreme resignation rates.
ABC
Inside Australia’s fight against vaccine hesitancy
Addressing vaccine hesitancy requires skill and patience – some days, the people who do it feel like they’re drowning in a sea of lies.
Now, with health practitioners increasingly confronting patients who question the safety and efficacy of vaccines that have long been proven to work, efforts to curb hesitancy and improve uptake have taken on new urgency. It is delicate, time-consuming work that requires skill and patience — some days, the people who do it feel like they’re drowning in a sea of lies and conspiracy theories.
Still, they persist: some because they understand the science and public health benefits of vaccination, others because they know the anguish of losing a loved one to vaccine-preventable disease.
THE NIGHTLY
https://thenightly.com.au/
Secret Service agents shoot dead armed man at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago
NEWS
https://www.news.com.au/
‘EMBODIED A.I.’: World terrified of ‘humanoid’ Chinese robots
THE NEW DAILY
https://www.thenewdaily.com.au/
Can Angus Taylor get beyond slogans to craft a sound immigration policy?
MACRO BUSINESS
https://www.macrobusiness.com.au/
High energy costs prevent Australia from moving up the value chain
A June 2025 analysis of ASIC insolvency figures showed that more than 1400 manufacturers nationwide had failed over the first two years of the Albanese government.
Among these failures was Incitec Pivot, a large fertiliser company, which closed most of its Australian operations due to rising energy costs.
Qenos, Australia’s last major plastics manufacturer, shut down in 2024 due to high energy prices, leaving the country entirely reliant on polymers imported from China.

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