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Buckley calls for Investigation into Misfeasance Claims

Search Glen Buckley appeared before the senate inquiry by video feed, during which he made accusations of misfeasance against CASA staff. (still from parliament house feed) Close× Buckley calls for Investigation into Misfeasance Claims 16 February 2021 Former Australian Pilot Training Alliance (APTA) CEO Glen Buckley has formalised his allegations of misfeasance against CASA managers and in the process called for an independent investigation into his claims. In a letter sent to CASA Chair Tony Mathews and copied to Senator Susan McDonald on Monday, Buckley added detail to his claims before raising the idea of an independent investigation. When presented with options, those CASA personnel would choose the option that was more likely to cause harm to me and my business, when a less harmful option and the arguably more effective and safer option was available, Buckley declares in the letter.

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Here are some ways that COVID is transforming cities everywhere

The coronavirus has upended many aspects of life in cities worldwide, particularly as large numbers of white-collar workers choose to work from home and shun public transport – shifts that are likely to last, according to urban experts. This will have an enormous effect on city centres and central business districts (CBD) that have typically been the economic hubs and main generators of income for cities. What is the future of city centres and CBDs and how will cities adapt? Here are some views. Mono to mixed-use The South Korean government has said it will buy empty hotels and offices and convert them into residences, while Singapore is encouraging redevelopment of old offices and parking spaces in its CBD.

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More parks, fewer offices? How Covid-19 will change city centres

More parks, fewer offices? How Covid-19 will change city centres
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More parks, fewer offices? How the coronavirus will change city centres

Thomson Reuters Foundation Published: 30 Dec 2020 02:15 PM BdST Updated: 30 Dec 2020 02:15 PM BdST A person in a protective face mask crosses a street in the city centre amidst the tightening of regulations to curb the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Sydney, Australia, Dec 30, 2020. REUTERS The novel coronavirus has upended many aspects of life in cities worldwide, particularly as large numbers of white-collar workers choose to work from home and shun public transit - shifts that are likely to last, according to urban experts. ); } This will have an enormous impact on city centres and central business districts (CBD) that have typically been the economic hubs and main generators of income for cities.

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