ACU told to cheer for its leaders
ACU’s reappointment of its vice-chancellor copped more antagonism than accolade, so in steps Brissie’s Archbishop in true North Korean style, demanding thunderous applause.
ACU’s reappointment of its vice-chancellor copped more antagonism than accolade, so in steps Brissie’s Archbishop in true North Korean style, demanding thunderous applause.
Herbert Smith Freehills is investigating its longstanding partner, Damien Hazard, over a ‘deeply offensive’ tweet concerning the Melbourne synagogue attack.
We are not living in the Adolf Hitler era, but Australian Jews are living in a perverse moment during which morally reprehensible acts have been left unchecked.
There’s been a reneged appointment, low morale and even an archbishop is miffed with the ACU, but the PR puff about its reappointed Vice-Chancellor reckons he brings stability.
The office of Benjamin Netanyahu has strongly criticised the Albanese government over its retreating support for Israel and promotion of Palestinian statehood at the UN, suggesting Australia may no longer be a ‘key ally’ of the Jewish state.
Christine Holgate’s online vent about ‘dreadful customer service’ from an edgy Parisian clothing firm she had dealings with sounded dire. And very familiar for many Team Global Express customers.
Not all day spas are painless, particularly the euphemistic Jim Chalmers variety which is focused on leaving government agencies ‘refreshed’ and ‘revitalised’.
Australian Catholic University vice-chancellor Zlatko Skrbis has been no stranger to controversy in recent times, and his efforts appear to have earned him a renewed contract.
When a couple of Commonwealth Bank execs had a side bet on who would win the US presidential election, the debt was duly paid up – with a fat wad of $50 notes.
Amid a looming legal fight, a large number of companies formally controlled by rich-lister Alex Waislitz have been transferred back to the Pratt family.
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