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More crocodile tears for Australian renters

Last month, Maiy Azize, Deputy Director of Anglicare Australia and a spokesperson for Everybody’s Home, posted a strawman article at The Point (The Australia Institute’s new propaganda outlet), arguing that it is “wrong” to blame migrants for the nation’s housing crisis. I dissected Azize’s arguments in detail and pointed out that she conveniently left out The post More crocodile tears for…

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PalmPay expands youth empowerment programme

PalmPay is expanding its youth empowerment programmes in Nigeria, focusing on digital skills, financial literacy, and workplace experience for young people Read More: https://punchng.com/palmpay-expands-youth-empowerment-programme/

Cars could soon be powering your house, and your neighbour's too

Barriers to vehicle-to-grid powering solutions are slowly, but surely, being worked through.

  • Extreme winter drove NZ electricity demand to record highs.
  • Octopus offers cash payments for EVs to save energy during peaks.
  • NordEast trial in Queenstown aims to monitor battery impacts for grid balancing.

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