Hugh Riminton
National Affairs Editor at 10 News First
Host at The Professor and The Hack
National Affairs Editor @10NewsFirst Occasionally @guardianaus @smh @abcsydney @theprojectTV Author “Minefields” @hachettebooks Netball dad.
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3 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Hugh Riminton
Informed by impeccable sources that the federal election would be held on 12 April, I booked a holiday to Italy, departing on the 14th. Then Cyclone Alfred swung in toward southern Queensland and the election was delayed. Damn it! The tickets were non-refundable but – thank Buddha! – my presence is no longer required on the campaign planes and buses. A nod from the boss, and away I slunk.
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Feb 7, 2025 |
theguardian.com | Hugh Riminton
If one thing has emerged from journalist Antoinette Lattouf’s quixotic battle with the ABC over her sacking 14 months ago, it is that the public broadcaster appears to be so weighed down by procedures, policy codes and guidelines that even senior management can’t keep up. “The whole exercise was completely abnormal from start to finish,” mused Lattouf’s barrister Oshie Fagir. “Yes,” agreed the ABC’s managing director, David Anderson.
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Jan 14, 2025 |
theguardian.com | Hugh Riminton
In the 1990s, a trend took hold among evangelical Christians – wristbands with the letters “WWJD”. “What Would Jesus Do?”Anthony Albanese, looking fit and focused, is out flogging Labor’s election slogan: “Building Australia’s Future.”He’s trying his hardest. He gestures with his hands to accentuate each of the three words as if reminding himself of their proper order, and looks boyishly pleased when he lands them.
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May 15, 2024 |
grantthornton.com.au | Hugh Riminton |Besa Deda |Jared Grima
Payroll consulting & Award compliance Many organisations are grappling with a myriad of employee agreements and obligations, resulting in a wide variety of payments to their people. Cyber resilience The spectrum of cyber risks and threats is now so significant that simply addressing cybersecurity on its own isn’t enough.
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Mar 3, 2024 |
smh.com.au | Hugh Riminton
Age gives us no protection from grief, but it teaches us directly that life takes cruel and unexpected turns. We are not spared from shock, but we no longer face disbelief. For Jesse's young colleagues, those who partied with him, those who made television with him every day, Jesse's death, and the manner of it has hit with nothing at all to baffle the pain. We can only imagine his family's suffering, or that of Luke Davies', taken every bit as cruelly.
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