The Plodding Historian (Lisa)
Taking PhDing to new levels of avoidance, procrastination and delay, but, maybe this time, there is an end in sight. BlueSkying history, Musical Goddess Kate Ceberano and clouds. I do love clouds. Even though they are in The Outside. Which I don't like.
Students at fake university in Michigan created by ICE can sue US, court ruleswww.freep.com An appeals court ruled in favor of students who said they were tricked by ICE into enrolling at a fake university in metro Detroit.
UK general election results 2024: live trackerwww.theguardian.com Results for the UK’s 650 constituencies will be announced soon. Track how the parties fared, live and in full
Newborn babies now have little chance of survival in Gaza, hospital director warnsnews.sky.com Mothers are so malnourished they cannot breastfeed, so their babies are dying - literally starving to death - because they cannot get the vital nutrition they desperately need.
If Meta bans news in Australia, what will happen? Canada’s experience is tellingtheconversation.com Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has already switched news off in Canada. Australia could easily be next – here’s what that might lead to.
Catalogue of English, Scotch, and Irish record publications, reports of the historical manuscripts commission, and annual reports of the deputy keeper of the public recordsbooks.google.co.uk
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Supreme Court declares America a presidential dictatorshipwww.wsws.org In what amounts to an American version of the 1933 Enabling Act that gave Hitler dictatorial powers, the Supreme Court announced that the US president must enjoy immunity from prosecution to be able t...
How the Tories pushed universities to the brink of disasterwww.theguardian.com The long read: Over the past 14 years, the Conservative dream of a free market in higher education has collided with the harsh reality of austerity and the cultural resentment of the radical right – d...
If you’re cold and miserable this winter in your freezing Australian home, try this fun game | Deirdre Fidgewww.theguardian.com Cold or Wet? You think, squishing a sock betwixt red, swollen fingers. Cold or Wet? You wonder as you slide into icy bedsheets
If you’re cold and miserable this winter in your freezing Australian home, try this fun game | Deirdre Fidgewww.theguardian.com Cold or Wet? You think, squishing a sock betwixt red, swollen fingers. Cold or Wet? You wonder as you slide into icy bedsheets
Being employed no longer means making ends meet | Riotactthe-riotact.com Brian Stacey began volunteering at Vinnies in 2013, proudly doing his part in shaping a more just and compassionate society.…
Soon after Shane bought his newly built apartment, he started noticing issueswww.abc.net.au The ACT government will implement a developer licensing scheme after laws are passed by the Legislative Assembly. It's hoped it will better protect buyers.
Soon after Shane bought his newly built apartment, he started noticing issueswww.abc.net.au The ACT government will implement a developer licensing scheme after laws are passed by the Legislative Assembly. It's hoped it will better protect buyers.
How a Canberra developer dodged a $20 million defect billwww.abc.net.au The story behind a Canberra developer, a string of defect-riddled apartments and a government regulator seemingly trying — and failing — to hold him accountable for nearly three decades.
Mouldy bathrooms, broken air con and holes in the walls: new data shows Australian public school facilities in rapid declinewww.theguardian.com Survey of educators finds up to 40% of schools running out of space to meet enrolments, prompting calls for Albanese government to restart infrastructure funding
COVID Is Surging Right Now. Here's What Alarms Doctors The Most.www.huffpost.com Infectious disease experts share what's different about this latest wave and what to know about the new variants.
My ADHD meds are completely out of stock and I'm frightenedinews.co.uk There are so many people who are suffering right now because the medicines they need to stay alive just aren’t available
Labour say net zero by 2050 will cost ‘hundreds of billions’www.thetimes.com Darren Jones, shadow chief secretary to the Treasury, described the original £28 billion pledge as a ‘tiny amount’