$2.4m in corporate welfare for the wine industry
If in a few years a glass of Australian wine tastes better than it does now, you will know who to thank: the Australian taxpayer.The government has announced $2.4 million to establish a ‘Training...
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CIS Podcast ep 8 – week ending 14 June 2013
Episode 8 – produced for the week ending 14th of June 2013 TopicsImmigration policy and asylum seekersHigh level talks in America between China and the USwith Jeremy Sammut and Ben Herscovitch...
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CIS Podcast ep 22 – week ending 27 September 2013
Episode 22 – produced for the week ending 27 September 2013 TopicsAnti-competitive action and secondary boycotts,The abolition of the Climate Commission andThe return of Radio Free Chinawith Trish Jha,...
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CIS Podcast ep 24 – week ending 11 October 2013
Episode 24 – produced for the week ending 11 October 2013 TopicsThe politics of teaching struggling kids how to read, andPoliticians expenses – scandal or not?with Jen Buckingham, Jeremy Sammut and Ben...
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CIS Podcast ep 27 – week ending 8 November 2013
Episode 27 – produced for the week ending 8 November 2013 TopicsChiselling away at GodWhat to do about the car industryAustralian spy gamesWith Nick Cater and Trisha Jha, produced by Matt O’Connell...
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The ARC’s curious interest in China
Remember the recent $183,000 of your money the Australian Research Council gave to one lucky academic to study China’s rural migrant workers, in order to “demonstrate unequivocally that love and...
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Grommets at DFAT
We all know Prime Minister Tony Abbott is a keen surfer.Less well-known is the fact that Foreign Affairs Minister, Julie Bishop, must also be a fan.WasteWatch can’t think of any other explanation for...
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