Month: September 2021

4 in 10 workers are ready to quit their jobs, as the ‘Great Resignation’ comes to Australia|BIaus

4 in 10 workers are ready to quit their jobs, as the ‘Great Resignation’ comes to Australia – Business Insider Australia https://www.businessinsider.com.au/great-resignation-australia-jobs

Read More 4 in 10 workers are ready to quit their jobs, as the ‘Great Resignation’ comes to Australia|BIaus

SpaceX #4: The Oil & Gas production needed to make Starbase a reality|ESGhound

Elon Musk wants to drill, frack, treat, pipe and process an entire vertically integrated oil and gas operation, that is required for the proposed STARBASE facility.
In a wildlife refuge.
In a county that currently minimally impacted by Oil and Gas E&P externalities.
And the worst part, he doesn’t think the public deserves to know. The FAA is ready to de facto rubber stamp this activity, in an egregious, embarrassing affront to 50 years of precedent, progress and compliance with environmental laws in this country. The kicker of course is that we, the taxpayers, are going pay billions of dollars to Elon Musk for him to give running an oil business the ole’ College try.

Read More SpaceX #4: The Oil & Gas production needed to make Starbase a reality|ESGhound

The road to Aduhelm: What one ex-FDA adviser called ‘probably the worst drug approval decision in recent US history’ for an Alzheimer’s treatment|cnn

The road to Aduhelm: What one ex-FDA adviser called ‘probably the worst drug approval decision in recent US history’ for an Alzheimer’s treatment – CNN Politics https://www.cnn.com/2021/09/26/politics/alzheimers-drug-aduhelm-fda-approval/index.html

Read More The road to Aduhelm: What one ex-FDA adviser called ‘probably the worst drug approval decision in recent US history’ for an Alzheimer’s treatment|cnn

Along came lockdown 6.0 in Melbourne, and I found myself in a psychiatric ward for the second time|ABCnetAU

And I would still call my self lucky in a way. Private health insurance means I can afford hospital treatment. I’m not trapped in the horror of domestic abuse. I haven’t lost my job. My kids don’t have special needs. And I know where to go for help. But the impact of this pandemic on my mental health is real, awfully real. Which makes me think that there must be so many other people out there — real people, not just statistics — doing it a hell of a lot tougher than I am.

Read More Along came lockdown 6.0 in Melbourne, and I found myself in a psychiatric ward for the second time|ABCnetAU

Health clinics in Melbourne CBD shut after staff abused by protesters|ABCnetAU

Chief executive of cohealth, Nicole Bartholomeusz, said several workers had been physically and verbally abused in the city while on their way to work, “targeted because they were wearing their cohealth identification”. The Melbourne Town Hall vaccination centre and a drop-in health clinic for people experiencing homelessness opposite Queen Victoria Market have shut for at least four days.

Read More Health clinics in Melbourne CBD shut after staff abused by protesters|ABCnetAU

watchOS 8 is available today|

Availability—watchOS 8 is available as a free software update starting today for Apple Watch Series 3 models and later. For more information, visit apple.com/watchos/watchos-8.
Apple Fitness+ updates will be available beginning Monday, September 27.
Some features may not be available in all regions or all languages, or with all makes and models.

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‘We killed all in sight’: Research suggests Aussie rules, cricket pioneer took part in Indigenous massacre ⚠️ ABCNews

‘We killed all in sight’: Research suggests Aussie rules, cricket pioneer took part in Indigenous massacre ⚠️ ABC News https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-09-18/suggests-afl-pioneer-tom-wills-participated-indigenous-massacres/100463708

Read More ‘We killed all in sight’: Research suggests Aussie rules, cricket pioneer took part in Indigenous massacre ⚠️ ABCNews