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Our borders from other transnational threats, our operation is based on layered security where we attempt and i have described earlier some of the partnerships that we have with regard to Port Security to inspect port facilities for their security regime overseas. With regard to specifically the source and transit zone for narcotics we also have significant partnerships with countries in south and Central America that allow us to board their flag vessels on the high seas, recognizing that many o...

Devices to alert the team to the prejudic presence of radiation. In 2004 we developed a maritime Radiation Detection program and maintain a close relationship to standardize the equipment and enhance the National Capacity for detection with multiple levels of capability including the ability to reach back to scientific experts for more information. We do this in conjunction with cbp and with tsas visible intermodal response. Many of our units including our coastwide sectors and our Deployable Sp...

Tests. These tests found problems with officer noncompliance with policy, equipment failures, an officer error due to lack of training. We followed up on systemic corrective make sure actions were taken. They did not consistently track to fix problems. We recommended that they do so, and they have actions underway to do that. Mr. Chairman, in some respects our findings mirror some of the themes we have seen over the past several years. In general, the u. S. Has made significant process combating...

It’s been a disastrous month for Net Zero. So many of the myths which the emissions target relies on are unravelling at the same time that it has us all in quite a tangle.

Greg Canavan has been looking into the cost and implications of Australia’s energy transition to renewables from both an economic and political perspective. In this video, Greg interviews Professor Ian Plimer.

Telstra and TPG announced today that they will not appeal against the decision to block their regional network sharing deal MOCN which has been in flux since it was first penned in February last year.

Construction materials giant Boral posted strong earnings today, beating expectations as its price increases across the board translated into healthy books. Shares were up by 8.12% this afternoon.

Woodside Energy shares were up by 1% today after both oil crude benchmarks passed their 52-week average. Brent crude is currently at US$ 82.85 as supply remains constrained by OPEC for the foreseeable future.

Clinical drug development company Emyria Ltd has announced the beginning of phase 2B recruitment of patients for an MDMA-assisted clinical PTSD trial after Australia recently rescheduled the drug.

Central bankers have completely misdiagnosed the cause of our inflationary outbreak. That’s why their cure isn’t working. And it now risks causing more harm than good. It’s time to get a second opinion to discover how to escape the coming corporate crisis.