Australia’s gas reservation policy faces a lower house vote, a move framed as empowering individuals to control their own energy access rather than expanding government oversight.
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Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastGas reservation policy set for lower house vote todayAustralia’s domestic gas reservation is set to be debated and voted on in the lower house today.Rather than international base companies, determining through algorithms what Australians receive, it empowers people themselves to determine what you receive on your devices, so that you should have that control.This isn’t about government having a greater role. It’s about people having a greater role, having more control themselves, and it’s deserving of support of this parliament. Continue reading...
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Israel’s hung parliament forces Netanyahu or Eisenkot to build fragile coalitions, making the election outcome uncertain and highlighting the difficulty of forming a stable government.
Israel’s election outcome hinges on whether Gadi Eisenkot can form a coalition with Palestinian parties to unseat Benjamin Netanyahu, as the final absentee ballot count proceeds.
Israel’s election outcome hinges on whether Gadi Eisenkot can form a coalition with Palestinian parties to unseat Netanyahu, as final vote counts are unlikely to change the result.