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
2 of 60 Abbott is gone. What next on climate? Inbox x Sam LR – GetUp! Unsubscribe 12:53 PM (31 minutes ago) to me Hey NEVILLE, The haze of Tony Abbott’s climate denial is clearing, and it’s time for us to get organised. Can you fill out this short survey to help set GetUp’s climate Continue Reading →
The conversation has been marked as not important. 1 of 35 Tell Turnbull to fund Gonski Tell Turnbull to fund Gonski AUSTRALIAN UNIONS TEam Inbox x Tell Turnbull to fund Gonsk <info@actu.org.au> 12:03 PM (3 hours ago) to me Inga — Next week union members, parents and supporters across the country are calling Malcolm Turnbull Continue Reading →
3 of 56 Reasons to be cheerful about the climate talks Inbox x James Randerson, The Guardian <info@mail.theguardian.com> Unsubscribe 1:57 AM (7 hours ago) to me Can’t see this email? View in browser Dear Neville, When the Guardian launched phase II of Keep it in the Ground we promised to keep you abreast of all Continue Reading →
2 of 62 The John James Newsletter 87 Inbox x John James 8:38 AM (21 minutes ago) to John The John James Newsletter 87 24 October 2015 Believe nothing just because a so-called wise person said it. Believe nothing just because a belief is generally held. Believe nothing just because it is said in ancient Continue Reading →
More 2 of 52 Who knew a piece of paper could be so controversial? Inbox x Luke Hilakari 4:52 PM (9 minutes ago) to me Hi Neville Did you know all Government Departments were supposed to start using 100% recycled paper this year? It’s a pretty good idea. In preparation, Australian companies invested in the Continue Reading →
Neville — At one level the job is pretty simple: we stand up for those who need us most. This week Jenny Macklin and Penny Wong had significant wins for families and workers by doing just that. Here’s the #5and5. BEST 1. Ever since the 2014 Budget, Jenny Macklin has been leading the fight against Continue Reading →