Denham Sadler
National Affairs Editor at InnovationAus
Freelance Writer at Freelance
Senior Editor at The Justice Map
Yeah, like the jeans. Senior editor @thejusticemap. Writer @innov_aus, @satpaper, @guardianaus, @crikey_news etc. [email protected]
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1 week ago |
ia.acs.org.au | Denham Sadler
Uber has admitted it made a mistake in not initially providing a refund to a Sydney man who had video footage of a delivery driver stealing his $140 groceries, which included nappies. Video footage from a doorbell camera emerged this week of an UberEats worker placing bags of groceries in front of a house in Sydney, taking a photo of it for proof it was delivered, and then placing the bags back on his scooter and driving off.
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1 week ago |
thesaturdaypaper.com.au | Denham Sadler
Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton have faced off in the second leaders’ debate of the federal election campaign, with most pundits calling a slight win for the Prime Minister or a nil-all draw.
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1 week ago |
ia.acs.org.au | Denham Sadler
A high-stakes antitrust trial centred on Meta’s acquisition of Instagram and WhatsApp has kicked off this week with CEO Mark Zuckerberg taking the stand to deny his company had engaged in a “buy-or-bury scheme”. The landmark trial, filed by the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in 2020, began in Washington on Monday, with Zuckerberg the first witness called. The FTC has accused Meta of operating an illegal monopoly by acquiring competitors Instagram and WhatsApp for inflated prices.
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thesaturdaypaper.com.au | Denham Sadler
The Coalition’s plan to build nuclear energy plants and continue running coal plants may lead to major electricity shortages, new analysis has found. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s energy policy includes the construction of nuclear reactors at seven locations around the country and the continued use of the country’s ageing coal plants to pick up the slack in the interim (The Saturday Paper).
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startupdaily.net | Denham Sadler |Adam Bub |Albert Y. Zomaya |Simon Thomsen
Australia’s peak science and tech body has warned the Coalition’s plans to shut down Labor’s $15 billion manufacturing fund would put a handbrake on the nation’s innovation efforts. Citing Coalition sources, the AFR reported last week that if the Coalition wins the upcoming May election it plans to redirect all remaining capital allocated to the National Reconstruction Fund (NRF), totalling about $14.5 billion.
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Interesting statement from the Premier given the previous bail reforms had been in place for last than a year and the state government is already reversing them, without “carefully evaluating” them. https://t.co/MH5hl0dxns
In the week before Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan unveiled the "toughest bail laws in Australia', the Herald Sun ran 21 stories under the "Suburbs Under Siege" banner and launched its own petition. My story for @crikey_news: https://t.co/BzC7H089IQ
RT @ASCSyd: "It's a wider issue of how we approach immigration and taking a more human rights-focused approach versus treating it as a nati…
