Peter HartcherGuestIn other news today, Australia is facing a bushfire season fueled by climate change and one of the strongest El Niños on record, with a shortage of firefighters, as a national study warns that bushfires will cost the Australian economy an average of six billion dollars a year over the next thirty years.
A chef who consumed alcohol while working at a Sydney restaurant will receive more than eleven thousand dollars in compensation after the country's Fair Work umpire ruled his dismissal was harsh, unjust, and unreasonable.
And new Australian-led research may fundamentally change the way many people with depression are treated, with a study identifying a new subtype of depression caused by circadian rhythm disruption.
In other news today, Australia is facing a bushfire season fueled by climate change and one of the strongest El Niños on record, with a shortage of firefighters, as a national study warns that bushfires will cost the Australian economy an average of six billion dollars a year over the next thirty years.
A chef who consumed alcohol while working at a Sydney restaurant will receive more than eleven thousand dollars in compensation after the country's Fair Work umpire ruled his dismissal was harsh, unjust, and unreasonable.
And new Australian-led research may fundamentally change the way many people with depression are treated, with a study identifying a new subtype of depression caused by circadian rhythm disruption.
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