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Morrison’s India ban is another cynical election ploy We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss May 8, 2021 — 12.05am Save Normal text size Credit: I disagree with David Crowe’s conclusion (“PM in denial over travel ban backlash”, May 7). It’s working out exactly as Scott Morrison planned it, since his main focus now is the election he must call by May 2022. Harsh statements about jail and fines makes him look tough. That’s a vote-winner. Dog-whistles get nods of approval from dog-whistle fanciers. His statem...

    Gladys Berejiklian has described revelations of her secret relationship with a fellow parliamentarian as “humiliating and embarrassing”. She then proceeded to discuss the details at length in a media blitz in which she was asked if she had engaged in same-sex encounters; confessed she had "given up on love"; and said she wanted to marry the man she was having a relationship with but who was not her boyfriend. After a week of damaging revelations at the corruption commission raising questions about her judgment over a secret relationship with disgraced MP Daryl Maguire that threaten ...

The Trump administration’s immigration policies are causing “high levels of psychological distress” in many Latino parents, who are passing that anxiety along to their kids, a new study finds, NBC News reported. A team at George Washington University found that a majority of Latino parents surveyed are afraid that they or their relatives will be deported, and many families reported... teacher Aug 20, 2015

Fear is a powerful response that helps us respond to threats. It can also spur us to take irrational, or even violent, action. NBCLX storyteller Peter Hull examines how fear affects our decision-making and what happens when that trigger is manipulated by others.

Business by CITY BEAT Anthony Marx 19th Jan 2021 6:55 PM Premium Content MODEST START From a modest start in a Brisbane garage, they launched an innovative chain of gyms across the country and toughed out the worst of COVID pressures. But the two co-founders of Fitstop Australia have agreed to go their separate ways as the business aims to recover in 2021. Peter Hull (illustrated) and Richard Bell opened their first studio at Morningside in 2017 with just 30 members and it swelled to 200 in the...