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Real estate has been an easy target for criminals laundering money, until now
Anti-money laundering laws mean that for the first time, real estate agents, lawyers, accountants and others must report suspicious transactions. Source link
Report finds 'extensive' coal and gas presence in schools and children's sport
Santos, BHP, Woodside and others have an “extensive presence” in childhood settings through more than 260 programs, a new report identifies, as senators say classroom programs and lessons written by the industry should be examined through a senate inquiry. Source link
'It's shocking': ASIC says too many Australians' retirement savings are being wiped out
The corporate watchdog is concerned that super trustees that manage Australians’ retirement savings have a lack of safeguards in place. Source link
Two things this week gave clues about the global future
Two things happened last week that give us a much clearer picture of what the world is going to be like from now on. Source link
Away from the regime, Iranian Australians still carry a deep sorrow
Iranian Australians are grappling with mistrust, harassment and isolation within a community deeply traumatised by an oppressive regime. Source link
Trump allies seek largest reduction in Black representation ever
States in America’s South are scrambling to draw up new electoral maps that would eliminate majority-Black electorates. Source link
The Gulf will 'not go back to where it was' after the Iran war
Before a flare-up in fighting over the weekend, the interim deal between the United States and Iran was giving the region something it badly needs, analysts say. Source link
Gun laws, dating gods and polar bears: This week's Race Around The World
From survival vaults in Norway to a pianist in Pisa, catch up on the films from week four of Race Around The World. Source link
How Canberra Institute of Technology and Cisco put students at the centre of campus design
CIT rethinks learning through smarter technology. Source link
How CIT & Cisco Put Students at the Centre of Campus Design
CIT rethinks learning through smarter technology. Source link