Exaggerated Claims against Carbon Tax Probed
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission seeks to probe exaggerated claims against the carbon tax. Reports show that sellers of..
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Courts Must Sanction Thomson, Says Katter
The Coalition, which had been hoping the controversy hounding former Labor MP Craig Thomson would affect the Gillard government, has..
Is North Korea Changing?
The secluded country North Korea appears to be changing in how it views itself and the rest of the world. Envoy Robert King said that..
Oakeshott Angry Over Thomson Controversy
The ‘merits of the issue’ is what independent MP Rob Oakeshott said will be his main focus as the Parliament proceeds with the..
$5000 of Your Tax Goes to Welfare
An analysis from the Tax Institute revealed that $5000 of the tax paid by an average Aussie worker goes to welfare. Another way of looking..
Gillard Remains Opposed to Gay Marriage
Prime Minister Julia Gillard is firm with her decision to oppose gay marriage even though her American counterpart, US President Barack..
The Global Mail Editor Quits
The Global Mail is barely four months old but its editor Monica Attard has already tendered her resignation, following a power struggle..
CIO Job Could One Day Become Obsolete
Chief Information Officers and IT managers, be warned: the prevalence of consumerized IT technology appears to be leaving out many IT..
Dollar Slides As Political Unrest Threatens World Currency
The global market is once again vulnerable as political turmoil in the European country of Greece has brought the dollar to $US1.007 today...
Federal Budget to Post Surplus: A Lesson in Book Cooking
In his speech, Treasurer Wayne Swan said the Federal Government is expected to have a budget surplus of $1.5 billion. Opposition leader..
