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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5 days ago |
thesaturdaypaper.com.au | Denham Sadler
The US air strikes on three nuclear sites in Iran on Sunday caused “extremely severe damage and destruction”, while US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said America “does not seek war” with Tehran.
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1 week ago |
thesaturdaypaper.com.au | Denham Sadler
As many as seven prisoners a month are attempting suicide at a women’s prison on the edge of Melbourne, where staff shortages mean women are being kept in lockdowns that resemble solitary confinement. Prisoners report shortages of food and a lack of access to clean drinking water during these lockdowns. “We were going days without water,” says Ashleigh Chapman, who was released from the Dame Phyllis Frost Centre last month.
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1 week ago |
ia.acs.org.au | Denham Sadler
Australians are struggling to deal with the new “infinite workday”, with “focus-sapping” meetings and messages interrupting the most productive parts of the day, a new study has found. Microsoft’s 2025 Work Trend Index Annual Report includes an analysis of data from the tech giant’s suite of products, including Teams.
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1 week ago |
ia.acs.org.au | Denham Sadler
The introduction of ads on WhatsApp signals that the “enshittification” of the messaging service is almost complete, according to Electronic Frontiers Australia chair John Pane. In a blog post, WhatsApp announced that ads would now appear in the Updates section of the app, which it said is used by up to 1.5 billion people each day. The Updates section allows users to follow news and updates from companies, news organisations and celebrities.
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1 week ago |
ia.acs.org.au | Denham Sadler
Consulting giant Deloitte will provide its workers with $US1,000 to buy Lego sets in a renewed workplace wellness push. Since 2019, Deloitte has been offering its US-based employees a subsidy for wellness, such as fitness classes, gaming consoles or spa services. In 2021, this subsidy was doubled to $1,536 ($US1,000). Commencing this month, the list of eligible subsidised items this money can be spent on was expanded to include “Legos and puzzles”.
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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…
