SW Chamber explores Brisbane with Mayor
Lord Mayor Quirk addressed the South West Chamber of Commerce this week, outlining the City Plan for Brisbane and the impact it will have on business.
Category: General news
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
Democrats swell Griffith field
A Democrat candidate has emerged for the seat of Griffith. Paul Stevenson spoke to a group of single parents outside the Prime Minister’s office on Thursday 11 July. He described the impact of single parenting on his professional life as a psychologist and the years he has spent recovering from that economically damaging experience. The Continue Reading →
Sacred Masturbator
By Sidonie Bouchet Now that pornography is only a click away, more and more people are meeting up with their fantasies each night, releasing themselves of their pent up energy. It’s totally acceptable whether you are single or in relationship, man or woman. There’s nothing wrong with self pleasure, but unfortunately, pornography is a long Continue Reading →
Is Murdoch about to abandon Abbot?
Rodney H Lever of the Independent Australian suggests Rupert may be changing horses in mid-election stream For years, Tony Abbott has been able to rely on the heavy backing of the Murdoch press, but has the Rudd revival shattered this core plank of Abbott’s election campaign? Like Gough Whitlam, John Howard and Gordon Brown before Continue Reading →
Who’s got time for lunch?
The Australian lunch break is disappearing, according to new research conducted by ING DIRECT Australians are skipping lunch, eating at their desks and catching up on personal admin in ever increasing numbers, according to research conducted by ING DIRECT. The disappearing lunch break comes as Australians admit that work and personal demands are eating into Continue Reading →
The coal industry v everyone else: Battle for the future
The stark choice between the ‘climate makers’ and the rest of us underlines a competition of two radically different visions. It is a fight over the very future of Australia A mighty political struggle is dividing Australia, but it is not the mêlée taking place in Canberra. It is the battle that pitches Continue Reading →