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
CSG shock: Farmers return home from Qld tour Posted by Georgina Woods 1170sc on July 29, 2014 · Flag Road trip to Queensland gasfields reveals the shocking scale and impact of the CSG industry, and steels NSW residents to prevent a similar gasfield invasion. A group of 20 NSW residents living near the proposed Santos Narrabri Gas Project in northwest NSW Continue Reading →
Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, and editor of NaturalNews, reports that NASA has sounded a red alert over a solar flare that nearly wiped out human civilization two summers ago. The news you are about to read should be front page news everywhere. There is arguably nothing more important to humanity’s survival than the alarming Continue Reading →
Business futurist and all round stirrer, Morris Miselowski this week called for the country to switch to a 3 day weekend advocating it will enhance our health, well-being, family, society and economy. It is based on having more time to relax and unwind, it speaks to the ability to be more efficient and focused on Continue Reading →
Last week’s rally to demonstrate Brisbane’s solidarity towards the people of Gaza, ignited a spark of emotions, affirmations and a wave of protests which spread like wildfire all over the country. This week, the fire blazed high with simultaneous protests in Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide and Sydney. Today’s demonstrations started with a walking tour around Queens Continue Reading →
Following publication of its report on the Rally for public parks in June, Westender approached Brisbane City Council seeking details of planned parks in the West End and South Brisbane on the basis of total hectares, and hectares per resident. In a response received late last week Council advised Westender that it is, “delivering new open Continue Reading →
I received a text message from a prospective client the other day— it’s how its done these days my daughter tells me — needing an electrician. It read, “we need an electrician, how much do you charge?” There was no enquiry about my experience, licensing or insurance just the bald question on price. As a Continue Reading →