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The Double Shift: Why Australians Are Juggling Multiple Jobs and How to Navigate the Challenges Millions of Australians are feeling the pinch. A recent Finder survey revealed that a staggering 32% of respondents, or roughly 6.7 million people, are resorting to taking on second jobs to make ends meet (https://www.9news.com.au/national/millions-australians-looking-for-second-job-finder-research/2b075f88-ed58-4be1-bab9-fe8f29d4cca3). This trend highlights the growing…

The Australian government’s plan to revitalize domestic manufacturing has come under scrutiny, with concerns it could create businesses overly reliant on government subsidies. The Productivity Commission, an independent government body, has warned that the “Future Made in Australia Act” could lead to a situation where businesses become dependent on financial support. Commission chair Danielle Wood…

A recent Senate debate on the proposed inquiry into the 3G shutdown, as highlighted by Senator Malcolm Roberts Malcolm Roberts: https://www.malcolmrobertsqld.com.au/media-release-3g-shutdown-inquiry-debated-by-senate/, raises crucial questions about the impact on Australians who rely on this network. While a complete shutdown has its advantages, freeing up valuable spectrum for faster 4G and 5G technologies, there are alternative approaches…

image credit Catarina Sousa/ Pexels Australia’s migration policy is back in the spotlight, with the Liberal-National Coalition raising concerns about Labor’s proposed changes. The Coalition argues that these reforms were rushed through without proper consultation and could have unintended consequences (https://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/breaking-news/coalition-stalls-labors-rushed-migration-laws/news-story/f6ad4a8ed620c60c4407354e89bddb59). Coalition Sounds the Alarm The Coalition expresses specific anxieties about the potential impact of…

The Albanese government’s decision to ease fuel efficiency standards for utes and SUVs in Australia has sparked debate. While some see it as a win for the car industry and consumer choice, others worry it weakens Australia’s commitment to environmental goals. Let’s explore both sides and consider if this approach truly strikes a balance. Supporting…

Victorians faced a wild Easter Monday as the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) issued severe weather warnings for the region [1]. The storm brought heavy rain, damaging winds, and lightning strikes, causing some disruptions but not widespread damage. Melbourne, the state capital, saw minor damage and a delay to a major AFL match . The iconic…

Senator Tammy Tyrrell’s recent departure from the Jacqui Lambie Network (JLN) to become an independent has sent shockwaves through Australian politics. This move throws Jacqui Lambie’s growing influence into question. Previously boasting two Senators in Canberra, Lambie’s force has been diminished. The question now lingers: can Lambie wield significant political power with only one Senator…

pic: Vladimir Srajber/pexels An alarming discovery of asbestos has been made in several children’s playgrounds in Melbourne, raising concerns about potential health risks . The affected playgrounds are located in Coburg North, Spotswood and Altona North . Asbestos is a highly hazardous material known to cause cancer. Exposure to asbestos fibers can lead to serious…

New South Wales residents who call caravans home are facing a potential affordability crisis with proposed reforms to caravan regulations. The changes, aimed at safety and granting councils more control, could push caravan living out of reach for many. The reforms require council approval for caravans exceeding 20 square meters or connected to utilities for…