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Brisbane's Jacqui Randa Heads to Sydney for PrideFest

LGBTQ+ · Australia

Brisbane's Jacqui Randa Heads to Sydney for PrideFest

Dean Arcuri Brisbane’s cabaret drag star, Jacqui Randa, is taking her soaring vocals and impressive piano skills to Sydney, ready to bloom […] The post Brisbane’s Jacqui Randa heads to Sydney for PrideFest appeared first on QNews.See the Story

A great opportunity – if we can seize it

Australia · Australia

A great opportunity – if we can seize it

Australia has an historic opportunity to expand its scientific research and reap significant benefits. Sadly, while the Albanese Government is celebrating the acquisition of a controversial former Greens Senator and even compromising its timid superannuation change, much of the rest of the world is gearing up to attract US scientists being deprived of funding by … Continue reading A great opportunity – if we can seize it →Read Article

The vampire kangaroo legacy lives on

The Financial Times has reported that Macquarie (also known in Britain as the Vampire Kangaroo) has told investors it was “very proud’ of its record as the owner of Thames Water – the company it sold seven years ago. Well, it was no doubt proud of the money they made out of it – 2.7 … Continue reading The vampire kangaroo legacy lives on →Australia · Australia See the Story

Trump Administration Proposes Deep NASA Cuts and Focus on Human Exploration

45% Center coverage: 79 sources

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Trump gives commencement address at the University of Alabama

45% Center coverage: 119 sources

President Donald Trump offered some encouraging words and advice for graduating students at the University of Alabama on Thursday in a speech interspersed with impressions of transgender weightlifters, accusations that judges were interfering with his agenda and attacks on his predecessor, Joe Biden.Donald Trump · Alabama See the Story

Grim new poll reveals big issue for Dutton

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

More than half of all voters believe Peter Dutton and the Coalition are not ready to govern the nation, according to the latest Newspoll.Peter Dutton · Australia See the Story

Atlantic ocean currents are weakening — and it could make the climate in some regions unrecognizable

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

A warm blob of water in the North Atlantic is an ominous sign that a system of currents that regulate the planet's climate could be weakening.Climate Change See the Story

Honouring the past: Fred Dawson's mission to keep the Anzac Day message alive

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Nowra local Fred Dawson shares the importance of Anzac Day in helping us remember the sacrifices and stories of our local heroes.Anzac Day See the Story

It seemed like a good idea at the time

A speech to the Broadmeadows Rotary Club 16 April 2025 When I read Michael Church’s excellent Age article about Glenroy once being thought to become the Toorak of the North it made me think about when we moved from Carlton to South Street Glenroy in the early 1950s. To me it felt like we had … Continue reading It seemed like a good idea at the time →Glenroy, Victoria · Glenroy Read Article

Beyond the Dunning Kroger syndrome

The last time round with Donald Trump there was much talk about the Dunning-Kroger effect – a cognitive bias in which people with low ability at a task overestimate their ability. It is named after David Dunning and Justin Kroger, the two psychologists who first identified it in their 1999 paper Unskilled and Unaware of … Continue reading Beyond the Dunning Kroger syndrome →Read Article

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