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Important amendments to the Home Building Act 1989 (NSW) passed by NSW Parliament

The Home Building Amendment Act 2011 (NSW) introduced a package of reforms affecting home warranty insurance and claims ... including a duty to not unreasonably refuse a builder access to a building ... read more

The 1996 Republican Party Platform

Our party believes that we can best improve the standard of living in America by empowering the American people to act in ... of health insurance premiums and an overall tax structure that is simpler ... read more

Wall Street's Stranglehold on the Economy Is Choking Americans

It all started with the Community Reinvestment Act of 1977 (CRA ... unload their holdings of the junk they'd created, or they had been clever enough to hedge away their risk with their own ... read more

NHS to Smoker With Fractured Ankle: Walk It Off

Here's a story for anyone who imagines that government-run medicine will somehow do away with ... to give him morphine for the agonizing pain caused by the injury they refuse to fix. Increased use of ... read more

What might a government shutdown look like?

Agencies retroactively paid workers once the doors reopened, but many government contractors -- paid separately by private employers -- earned nothing during the shutdowns. Obama and congressional ... read more

How to beat the claims firms and get YOUR slice of £32bn: Bill for PPI and other rip-offs continues to rocket and claiming is simple

It may look like junk ... insurance, and car breakdown cover. However, many customers have been flogged accounts with add-ons they’d never be able to use. If this is the case you may be entitled to ... read more

Moon hoax: why not use telescopes to look at the landers?

Despite the return of hundreds of kilos of rocks, thousands of pictures, and independent verification and authentication from dozens of countries (some of which were and still are our enemies), some ... read more

Voting Rights: Scalia v. minority protection

That’s what happened last week, however, after Justice Antonin Scalia asked lawyers defending Congress’s extension of Section 5 of the 1965 Voting Rights Act ... A government program provides housing ... read more

Taking Australia's decency for granted

The $300 million allocated to the pay increase has been diverted to professional training for childcare workers. The Government refuses to rule out a proposal received by the Commission of Audit that ... read more

Wonkbook: The do-something Congress keeps doing things

The 111th Congress refuses ... and the DREAM Act -- a consolation prize at best -- was choked off by a filibuster. There are dozens of nominees sitting on their hands, and the collapse of the omnibus ... read more

'Good Government' offers few tender mercies

And it's only the Second Day of Good Government. But already ... were stunned that the PM would hand out a bronto-bauble like that to save his own skin; some immediately began considering requests ... read more