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Dangerous winds are also likely to slam the SA coast with a vigorous northerly airstream developing ahead of a cold front in the west, which will generate rain, showers and storms in southern and western parts of the state. Damaging winds are expected for the West Coast, Lower Eyre Peninsula, Eastern Eyre Peninsula, Yorke Peninsula and Kangaroo Island. Northerly winds will increase today, with gusts of 90 to 100 km/h possible over the warning area In coming hours. Winds may also briefly a...

A Society Based on the Social Credit System is Closer Than You Think Published: May 14, 2021 Aussie welfare recipients only access to funds is via a cashless debit card Australia’s government forced thousands of welfare recipients on to Centrelink, a cashless debit card. Under a massive expansion of the plan and new Federal Budget, immigrants have no access to most kinds of welfare for four years after attaining residency. However, the most crucial aspect of Centrelink is Aussies cannot use ...

Thousands of Australian welfare recipients will be forced onto the cashless Centrelink debit card under a huge expansion of the scheme in the federal Budget. Immigrants will also be barred from accessing most kinds of welfare for four years after they are granted residency in Australia.  The cashless Centrelink cards cannot be used to buy items like alcohol, gambling and cigarettes, but only on necessities like groceries.  The cards have been trialled since 2016 in East Kimberley and Goldfie...

Big ticket items The Morrison government is spending big in what it says is an attempt to boost jobs, with tens of billions being spent on infrastructure, jobs and training programs, child care and health and wellbeing. Aged care and the disability sector are also getting more investment after damning Royal Commissions into both sectors — $12 billion being set aside for the National Disability Insurance Scheme and $17.7 billion being earmarked to boost and reform the aged care sector. The tre...

781 shares The controversial scheme quarantines 80 per cent of Centrelink payments on cards so the money can only be spent on essential items, rather than alcohol, gambling or cigarettes. The debit cards look and operate like a regular bank card, except they cannot be used to buy alcohol or gambling products, some gift cards or to withdraw cash. The budget also officially locks in $9.3 billion over five years to increase the base rate of the JobSeeker unemployment payment by about $50 a fortnig...

Andromeda Metals begins Great White kaolin drill program targeting Ultra Bright Domain Drilling will provide additional material for testing and assist in better defining and potentially extending mineralisation to the north of the deposit. Fired brightness discs from ceramic testing completed recently. Andromeda Metals Ltd (ASX:ADN) has started a new aircore drilling program at Great White deposit within the Great White Kaolin Project joint venture with Minotaur Exploration Ltd (AS...

Share on Satellites give us a wealth of data and information about Earth and space. They monitor the environment, provide information about defence and security, and help in asset tracking as well. But have you ever wondered how these satellites work? The satellite communication begins from the Earth station, which transmits and receives signals from satellites in the form of high-frequency signals. Bengaluru-based Astrogate Labs is working to ensure high-speed communications for smallsats. Fo...

Abstract Welfare conditionality, whereby eligibility for income support payments is linked to prescribed forms of behaviour or values, is intended to encourage responsible behaviour in marginalised populations. However in practice, it may have consequences that worsen rather than improve their life chances. One of the most invasive forms of conditional welfare is income management (IM), involving the quarantining of up to 90 per cent of income that cannot be spent on excluded items in order to ...

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