No, Donald Trump does not deserve the Nobel Peace Prize, any more than the schoolyard gang leader deserves a thank you when he tells his minions to stop stealing your lunch money
What is wild about this story is that Deloitte has been allowed to keep 80% of the massive fees it charged for using ChatGPT to produce rubbish and passing it off as actual work. (One might add, why was a consulting firm purporting to give legal advice anyway, hmmm?)
#BREAKING 🚨 Andrew Hastie has quit the Shadow Cabinet, saying Sussan Ley "has made it clear that the shadow home affairs minister won't lead the Coalition's response to immigration matters or develop immigration policy"
Hastie says Ley "deserves the opportunity to lead"
Opinion | Peace settlements are always constructions of compromise. At the same time, history tells us settlements sewn on false premises are always seedbeds of future conflict, @marquelawyers.com.au writes.
Anyone can complain to the NSW Legal Services Commissioner about a solicitor, which may then be referred to the NSW Law Society to investigate. There is no ethical rule regulating social media use, but solicitors must not bring the profession into disrepute.
Nostalgically thinking back almost two years to a time when we were debating whether bombing a single hospital could be justified under international law or was per se a war crime.
This is pure fascism, directing the instruments of state security to target the regime's domestic political enemies by designating them terrorists. It's not a mask for anything, it's just raw state terror. If we lived in the US we would be terrified.
Kind of suggests that if Antoinette Lattouf had only made her post (about starvation as a tool of war) funny, the ABC wouldn't have caved to the Israel lobby and sacked her.
More than $2m for a panic-driven decision, which we've seen consistently in cases of silencing of workers who've spoken out against Israel's actions. Employers who have an attachment to principle, rather than perceived expediency, wouldn't make the same mistake.
The ABC has found out how much it must pay for unlawfully sacking Antoinette Lattouf. It works out to more than 5,000 Bluey toys. @daanysaeed.bsky.social breaks down the numbers.
