Australia took a different approach, we taxed Tabacco into oblivion and then we made companies liable for damages to employees due to secondary smoke in the workplace. It was regulated under WH&S which made it absolutely impossible for Big Tabacco to fight in court, and how they tried🤢

Starmer is not really Labour not for the public interest... he's just Tory-lite. Private monopolies, public sector secrecy, austerity....
Damn, next he'll want to privatise the NHS all in the name of "efficiency"

Sounds like a coward thing to do, leave your commanding officers and all subordinates pissing in the wind...as if they had any authority to initiate air strikes on foreign shipping...
Southern Command are most certainly archiving and forwarding everything to trusted JAG🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿
This gonna get spicey

But the world is not stupid, thanks to that idiot in the WH we, the rest of the world, have learnt who PiereP and DaniellleS are and the mind numbing stupidity of their populist theoretic. We full well know the strategic sovereignty game Carney needs to play here

"White passing", or at least the little leprechaun on his shoulder says so.

Carney can wear the optics if it means getting the pipeline activated. That will always be a win for him not her, and maybe that is the whole ballgame here, just getting out ahead of her.

I suspect not, he's selling her a dead fish she can sell to her ignorant dinosaur humping constituents.
CCS is a proven failure, but oil humpers will believe it, anything but renewables.
This is about cracking the egg, not how you make the omelet

You do understand satire, yes?
Go watch their other "Gov ads" on Hawaii and Puerto Rico, then you will get it

What is more complicated to this is that CCS just doesn't work, it's a technological fail that cost billions to save millions.
The more important question that needs to be asked is what happens to the first nations when the project ultimately fails. I can see why Carney is seeking it to Smith

We've known that in Australia for a very long time, Malcolm was giving insights into Trump long before he became Prime Minister. Like his predecessor, Rudd, he vocalised a strong disdain for Agent Krasnov, only he didn't put it into public forums where it could be readily accessed

Car insurance premiums for those in commonly effected suburbs... going up up up.
Severe hail damage is usually declared as a write-off because the entire paint protection is compromised, too costly to repair if even possible

AFR podcast the other day, can be found on Yt discussed the "Soft-LNP" vote in recent polls. +12% preferencing Liberal said they may consider changing their vote at the next election.
That means they can still drop another 3% from 24%. That puts them in Poorleen territory as a viable opposition

This is the consequence of Grl Sherman not finishing the job and choosing to stop in Atlanta for tea and cake and a chat on how to reintegrate the South...
USA's biggest mistake ever

Given how Musk and Grok were caught with their pants down last week, it is inevitable that every AI system will now need to be externally audited and tested regularly. When the owners of the AI settings can arbitrarily "lean" the algorithm, that poses a risk to national security.

#BoycottBlackFriday
Appears to be working a treat.
Let me corporate blood flow

Global leadership is achieved by being positivity engaged and committed to lift up all people where possible with practical means.
Not chucking the toys out of the pram and calling for the whambulance

This leaves me with more questions than answers. As with all IP and copyright it is as only as strong as the host country of those "rights" without a functional independent judiciary, how does China genuinely expect to capture this level of trust from the West?
The US is in terminal decline.

Windhoek, Namibia. Look it up, Musk, Theil and others in the PayPal Mafia all went to the same or similar private boys schools in Namibia, formerly part of South Africa as it was transferred to British Commonwealth counties or territories after the Germans lost WW1 or WW2