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Politics is a dirty game. But when a Victorian Liberal MP attacked the Premier this week, even her colleagues were embarrassed by the stunt, says Rohan Smith.

Devastation of this covid pandemic and this circumstance for very, very many, it is important they work together and i think a lot of countries know that for the last 15 months, it has been a bit every country for themselves, the scramble for ppe and protective equipment, thejostling over for ppe and protective equipment, the jostling over vaccine availability as actually they have to work together and so they say you should not underestimate this pledge from america for 500 million doses of the...

From the blog of Audrey N. Glickman at Jewish Chronicle

As Marin Alsop leaves the Baltimore Symphony after 14 years, the field is taking a step backward: 25 major American orchestras, no female music directors.

Car dealership sites are set to undergo a major transformation over the next decade. As customers are increasingly turning to (and are able to) complete more of their purchase journey online, there will be less need for face-to-face interaction with sales and reception staff. Yet, they will still have to take their cars in for servicing and repairs, particularly with the advent of electric vehicles (EVs) where specialist diagnostics and equipment are required. “From a servicing perspective, d...

Live music festival coming to Cleethorpes this summer – with free tickets for NHS staff Cleethorpes Rocks for NHS is coming to Meridian Showground, Cleethorpes, on Saturday, July 31 06:00, 10 JUN 2021 Cleethorpes Rocks for NHS is coming to Meridian Showground, Cleethorpes, on Saturday, July 31. A one-day live music festival is coming to Cleethorpes this summer – and there’s free tickets for all NHS staff. Cleethorpes Rocks for NHS is coming to Meridian Showground, Cleethorpes, o...

Victorian Liberal MP Tim Smith says those in the state government “seem to be living in a parallel universe”. Melbourne is set to come out of lockdown 11:59pm Thursday, with the state recording four new coronavirus cases overnight. “This is costing hundreds of millions every day,” Mr Smith told Sky News host Chris Kenny. “There is no reason why this lockdown couldn’t have ended at 11:59pm last night.”

Howatson+White has announced several new appointments including Leslie Sharpe as creative director and head of art, Caroline Gilroy as design director, Demian Hamann as senior designer, and Elaine Li, Jared Wicker, Tim Smith and Giles Watson as senior creatives.

For the past 12 years, Smith has been photographing people in Canada's Hutterite communities, who are largely distanced from the rest of society. His work is included in a group show at the Belfast Photo Festival