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Managing director of Ebono Institute and major sponsor of The Generator, Geoff Ebbs, is running against Kevin Rudd in the seat of Griffith at the next Federal election. By the expression on their faces in this candid shot it looks like a pretty dull campaign. Read on

Renewables or oil? The former means betting each-way on energy storage. The latter means hoping to pull off a trifecta on carbon storage. Hans Engbers/Shutterstock.com

Neville /8 January, 2015

The question of whether the future will be powered by coal and oil or by renewable energy is crucially important, both to the medium-term future of the Australian economy and to the long-term future of… Author John Quiggin Professor, School of Economics at The University of Queensland Disclosure Statement John Quiggin is a Member of Continue Reading →

Koalas sew need your help this bushfire season

Neville /8 January, 2015

1 of 3 Web Clip ESPN.com – Beckham will replace Megatron in Pro Bowl – 2 hours ago Koalas sew need your help this bushfire season Inbox x Isabel McCrea, International Fund for Animal Welfare <news@ifaw.org> Unsubscribe 7:01 AM (1 hour ago) to me This message contains graphics. If you do not see the graphics, Continue Reading →

Scientists issue doomsday warning for Irish cities

Neville /7 January, 2015

Login•Subscribe Sunday World January 7th, 2015 Today’s Paper Home Top Stories Sport Entertainment Worldwoman Lifestyle Dating Scientists issue doomsday warning for Irish cities Wednesday 7th January 2015 ● NewsBy Lynne Kelleher 1 Irish scientists have issued a stark doomsday warning about large swathes of the country going under the sea to climate change. In a Continue Reading →

The Child Inside MONBIOT

Neville /7 January, 2015

George Monbiot Articles About George Introduction Books Radio Programme Career advice Contact Events Registry of Interests TED Talk Follow me on Twitter Get the latest articles by email The Child Inside January 6, 2015 29 Children are being airbrushed from our towns and cities. No wonder they stay indoors. By George Monbiot, published in the Continue Reading →