'Crisis simulation' asks what if Russia was pushed into wider war?
Related Stories
Sex discrimination laws are failing mothers, commissioner says
Sex discrimination commissioner backs law reform to protect pregnant women and mothers In short: A new report from the Australian Human Rights Commission recommends stronger laws to protect pregnant women and mothers from discrimination at work. Sex discrimination commissioner Anna Cody says current legislation is "not keeping up with modern families", which often rely on two incomes. The government has not yet committed to the report's recommendations.
Mum describes man's alleged sex act at Sydney baby-friendly movie showing
Mum describes man's alleged sex act at Sydney baby-friendly movie showing In short: Police are appealing for information after a man allegedly masturbated at a baby-friendly cinema session in Burwood on Friday. A mum who confronted the alleged offender is calling for cinema companies to change their safety procedures. An Event Cinemas spokesperson says whilst it was an "isolated" incident it is reviewing its practices for the sessions.
South Korea says Solidigm's potential listing could violate dual-listing rules
South Korea says Solidigm's potential listing could violate dual-listing rules SEOUL, Oct 19 : South Korea's financial regulator said on Monday that SK Hynix's potential listing of US unit Solidigm could violate restrictions on dual listing. Financial Supervisory Service Governor Lee Chan-jin said at a parliamentary hearing that South Korean regulators were looking into whether Solidigm's potential initial public offering in the United States would require a review under domestic rules. "We...
Credit card fraud reports over iPhone Duo pre-orders jump to 130 cases, police say
Hong Kong police have received nearly 20 more reports of unauthorised credit card transactions for iPhone Duo pre-orders over the weekend, bringing the total amount involved to HK$5 million (US$637,100). A police spokesman said that, as of 9am on Monday, the force had received 130 reports of unauthorised credit card transactions for smartphones amounting to HK$5 million. The cases were temporarily classified as “obtaining property by deception” and were being investigated by the Cyber...