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Council bombshell: Jonathan Pullen quits Labor – The Western Weekender - Vimarsana News

Council bombshell: Jonathan Pullen quits Labor – The Western Weekender

First-term Penrith Councillor Jonathan Pullen has confirmed he has resigned from the Labor Party. The Weekender has been aware of growing tensions involving Cr Pullen and Labor in recent weeks. At tonight's Council meeting, he confirmed he had quit the party. "I would like to make a statement that I have resigned from the Labor…

Belmore Street development to house new jobs; WPCA confirmed as first tenant – The Western Weekender - Vimarsana News

Belmore Street development to house new jobs; WPCA confirmed as first tenant – The Western Weekender

Hundreds of jobs will be carried out in a new state-of-the-art office building in the heart of Penrith that is set to be completed by the end of the year.

The Great Collusion: How Big Defense Took Over the White House - Vimarsana News

The Great Collusion: How Big Defense Took Over the White House

The Biden administration’s leadership failure is the net effect of Capitol Hill’s revolving door politics. The White House is not in charge. The Big Defense is.

Labor Lindsay candidate Trevor Ross launches campaign in Penrith – The Western Weekender - Vimarsana News

Labor Lindsay candidate Trevor Ross launches campaign in Penrith – The Western Weekender

Labor candidate Trevor Ross has launched his campaign as he tries to wrestle Lindsay back for the party after just one term with the Coalition.

How many more bubbles to burst? - Vimarsana News

How many more bubbles to burst?

When the scandal broke about a single trader running up £4.7 billion in losses for the French bank Société Général, the first response from financiers was shock because they thought Société Général was particularly well-regulated — “the gold standard”, one called it. Now France’s finance minister says that “internal control procedures didn’t work”. It is not a problem of Société Général. It is an endemic problem of capitalism, and especially of the highly “financialised” capitalism of the period since 1980.