Mr Denmore Laura Tingle How much slack would firebrand ‘Young Albo’ have cut a PM saying things ‘take time’? Anthony Albanese is right about repeat election wins to entrench good policy. But you can lose office by going too slowly as well as too fast. Me in The Saturday Paper. 🗳️ thesaturdaypaper.com.au/comment/topic/… #auspol

This game is 🌶️

Following yesterday’s post on Sydney transport coverage, see how limited walking catchment to stations is due to over-concentration of lines & relative lack of stations in inner areas (ref 26km2 area of City of Sydney) Only 17 stations Just 36.57% of area within 5 mins walk 🧵

Grab the chance to be part of Australia's premier UX event from the comfort of your home! This is your final call to join the community that’s shaping the future of design. Secure your virtual spot for UXA2023 now before doors close: zurl.co/M5Pw

1 x Live ABC Breakfast TV cross 1 x Live Optus Sport studio 1 x BBC News chat 2 x ABC NewsRadio sport updates 1 x RN Drive Show update Thanks to those in the media, and organisations, who opened doors for HW during the World Cup, especially when some were closed. Lessssgo

Alternate headline: Coles price rises boosting profits, contributes to worsening cost-of-living pressure for consumers thenewdaily.com.au/finance/2023/0…

The current government is: - approving new coal and gas; - cutting taxes for high income earners; - adopting market-based solutions to social and environmental issues; - protecting corporate profits and property prices; - giving tax breaks to investors Centre-left my ass

We can fund science as well as sports, as well as the arts, and not sacrifice social programs to do it. The ‘we can’t afford to do everything’ crowd just don’t want to tax the wealthy.

The Teals won over some of the wealthiest and safest Liberal seats, but as the cost of living becomes the most pressing issue for voters, their views on social inequality are being tested. Rachel Withers joins the show. trib.al/B2g07fT

Assuming no further increase in wealth, if you taxed Bezos 20% of his wealth per year he’d still be a billionaire in 2048.

Read this story - especially the part about food waste and hunger in Australia - in the context of this week’s record supermarket profits abc.net.au/news/rural/202…

Sorry to miss Alex and Denise live (I’m hosting a conference) but I look forward to listening in later!

The intergenerational report forecasts Australia will still be exporting 100m+ tonnes of thermal coal per year in 2063. That’s a lot of carbon credits…

UXA2023 has come to a close, and what a ride it's been! A huge thank you to everyone who participated, our speakers for delivering thought-provoking sessions, and our sponsors who were pivotal in shaping the event. We’ve got some highlights on the way so keep your eyes peeled!

A heartfelt thank you to all our stellar sponsors 🙌 Your support helped transform the event into a smashing success, uniting UX designers from all corners of the globe. Together, we've built lasting connections and elevated the industry dialogue.

I’m basically done with Twitter after 16 years. You will find me on threads for now at threads.net/@docbaty or on LinkedIn.

Solar on social housing = win, win, win 🌞 A new report has found that a $532m investment in rooftop solar for NSW social housing could save $129m annually, generating 650 MW of clean power & creating savings of $860 a year for 150,000 families! bit.ly/3RhexbZ

Our author copies have arrived in Sydney! 🙌🏻 Steve Baty Sh8peshifters BIS Publishers #designingtomorrow

October 10 - World Mental Health Day. Honouring friends & colleagues suffering and taken by the dreaded disease. #MentalHealth #MentalHealthAwareness

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