New independent adviser to provide support for disaster victims The Independent Public Advocate will aim to offer faster help and advice to survivors of major incidents. The Independent UK · Nov 27, 2023
Google fails to list voice ads from prominent organisations in political ad disclosure database Exclusive: Search giant investigating whether ads should be included with further detail about targets and spending The Guardian - AU · Sep 12, 2023
Rishi Sunak warned that Tories’ key green pledges are ‘unachievable’ Whitehall watchdog gives red rating to set of measures aimed to bring net-zero goals, amid backlash over retreat on climate policy The Guardian - UK · Jul 29, 2023
Heavy on the rhetoric, light on facts: campaign against net zero fields familiar tropes Claiming ‘woke hysteria’ is driving policy, lobby group Advance Australia makes a series of claims by the usual suspects that are easily debunked The Guardian - AU · Jul 20, 2023
UPS, Teamsters to resume contract negotiations next week The Teamsters union said it is set to resume negotiations with Sandy Springs-based UPS next week, with less than two weeks to reach a deal before their strike deadline. Tribune News Service · Jul 19, 2023
New law proposed to 'ease distress' caused to rape victims in police investigations New powers could also be introduced to block the release of certain prisoners Manchester Evening News · May 16, 2023
North East business life: charity, community and award events in the region This week's round-up features Bell Truck and Van, ScS, Different Narrative, The Apartment Group and NIBE Birmingham Post · May 11, 2023
‘A hard business’: UK’s illustrious ad industry tainted by burnout and inequality Agencies are struggling to attract and retain creative talent, with low pay still a problem The Guardian - UK · Apr 16, 2023
Does New Zealand's parliament really play second fiddle to a 'Māori Voice'? The Institute of Public Affairs has suggested New Zealand's Waitangi Tribunal is a 'Māori Voice to Parliament' with veto power. Here's what the experts said. ABC News · Apr 13, 2023
Institute of Public Affairs anti-renewables campaign labelled 'bizarre', 'alarmist', 'scaremongering' The Institute of Public Affairs is warning regional NSW that net-zero emissions targets will cost tens of thousands of people their jobs, just days out from the state election. ABC News · Mar 20, 2023
Public advocate for disaster victims to be set up, Dominic Raab confirms Survivors and bereaved families will have the chance to have their voices heard through a new Independent Public Advocate Manchester Evening News · Mar 1, 2023
‘More to do to heal Hillsborough wounds’ says Raab as he unveils advocate plan The Justice Secretary said preparatory work to establish the independent public advocate is ‘well under way’. The Independent UK · Mar 1, 2023
Justice Secretary offers to meet Hillsborough families Dominic Raab said the Government would be establishing an Independent Public Advocate to support those affected by major disasters. The Independent UK · Mar 1, 2023
David Littleproud is a ‘kindergarten kid’ whose Nationals will be ‘left behind’ on voice, Noel Pearson says Jacinta Nampijinpa Price caught in a ‘tragic redneck celebrity vortex’ and ‘punching down on other Blackfellas’, Cape York leader says The Guardian - AU · Nov 29, 2022
The New Daily · Oct 21, 2022 Michael Pascoe: Trussonomics lives on in Australia – and via our man at the UN Liz Truss is gone as British Prime Minister, but the forces that elevated her live on – both in the UK and here, writes Michael Pascoe.
Belfast Live · Oct 12, 2022 Creative ad agency Ardmore pushes net zero vision in industry first for Northern Ireland “Climate change is here and now and, increasingly, clients are coming to us for solutions to sustainably manage their communications"
The Guardian - AU · Oct 7, 2022 Sky News’ Chris Kenny fails to read fine print over Facebook’s IPA ‘censorship’ It was the lack of a disclaimer, not censorship, that caused an Institute of Public Affairs video to be removed
The Guardian - AU · Jul 20, 2022 Mining giant Glencore’s Australian PR blitz forgets the coal driving the climate crisis The company’s new campaign trumpets that it is ‘laying the foundations for a low carbon future’ – without mentioning the nearly $1bn it spent on coal production in 2020 and 2021
Benzinga · May 7, 2022 BacTech Environmental Announces Investment Protection Agreement Signing with Government of Ecuador Groundbreaking agreement guarantees investor rights and pledges investment stability;
ABC News · Apr 20, 2022 Dozens of Australian RAAF pilots are operating drone strikes from the United Kingdom, Defence Department confirms for the first time Australia's Department of Defence for the first time confirms the total number of RAAF pilots deployed to the United Kingdom on a secretive mission to remotely operate British armed drones over the Middle East.
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Benzinga · Mar 14, 2022 Immunoprecise, Elektrofi To Pursue Low-Volume Injectable Formulation Of IPA's COVID-19 Antibody Cocktail Elektrofi and Immunoprecise Antibodies Ltd (NASDAQ:IPA) have collaborated to explore a high-concentration formulation of IPA's COVID-19 antibody cocktail, PolyTope TATX-03. The collaboration aims to generate an IND-enabling data package for the FDA for an alternatively formulated version of TATX-03, named TATX-03E, that could be easily self-administered in a non-healthcare setting. The parties anticipate formulating TATX-03E…
Benzinga · Mar 9, 2022 Immunoprecise's COVID-19 Antibody Cocktail Shows Favorable Safety, Toxicity Profile Immunoprecise Antibodies Ltd (NASDAQ: IPA) has reported preclinical data of PolyTope TATX-03 antibody cocktail therapy against COVID-19.
The Guardian - AU · Mar 2, 2022 Will closing Australia’s biggest coal-fired power station early really cost thousands of jobs? If you follow the Institute of Public Affairs’s logic on job losses, a net zero target is bad for everyone working in renewables too