GOOGLE WIKIPEDIA FOR MUCH DETAILED INFO ON POPULATION Overpopulation From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search Overpopulation means that there are too many organisms of a certain species in a certain habitat. This means that the number of organisms living there is larger than the carrying capacity of the habitat. The habitat cannot Continue Reading →
29 May 2012 Gillard plays the unedifying ‘small Australia’ card 119 Comments Chris Berg It’s obvious what Julia Gillard was doing when she claimed Enterprise Migration Agreements for mining projects would not favour foreign workers. Talking to the press on Saturday, the Prime Minister said, “I can assure everyone that we will be putting the Continue Reading →
Very good article for group discussion. This would not suit me. Vertical living is the answer to the world’s population growth by: By Vikki Campion From:The Daily Telegraph May 29, 201211:42AM TED founder Chris Anderson said population was set to rise to 10 billion within 70 years. Picture: Supplied Source: Supplied Founder of TED said Continue Reading →
Greek crisis sees new wave of migrants ABCUpdated May 27, 2012, 10:19 am Video Player Controls Play/Pause Video Seek Reverse Seek Forward Replay Video Volume Down Volume Up Focus Video Related Links : No foreigners in Aussie mining jobs: PM : Greek pro-bailout conservatives regain lead The face of Australia’s Greek community is rapidly changing Continue Reading →
The tide of public opinion is turning against immigration by: EXCLUSIVE by Anne Wright and John Masanauskas From:The Daily Telegraph May 22, 201212:00AM 41 comments 5 New asylum seeker boats arrive at Christmas Island yesterday. Source: The Daily Telegraph MORE than half of Australians want our borders closed and immigration ended. New research, provided exclusively Continue Reading →
Kelvin’s Budget Reply Speech Inbox x Hamilton, Tim (K. Thomson, MP) Tim.Hamilton@aph.gov.au 4:20 PM (32 minutes ago) to Tim Dear All, Please see attached Kelvin’s Budget Reply speech which he delivered to the Parliament on the evening of May 21st. In it he speaks of his concerns regarding the increase in our skilled migration intake. Continue Reading →