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The threat of ‘peak data’, and what that could mean for the way we connect and access essential services in the future, is the focus of a report released by CSIRO. Director of CSIRO’s Digital Productivity and Services Flagship Dr Ian Oppermann said wireless technology had been adopted at “breakneck pace” in Australia and around the Continue Reading →
Once again we have taken a stand to limit carbon dioxide emissions — a stand that only lasted one hour. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, then we have failed. So to be sure you know what I’m blabbering about— and will continue to do so —I’ll tell you now. Earth Hour was Continue Reading →
A quiet revolution in food distribution is taking place in our midst but most of us remain blissfully unaware. Some of us buy food from market stalls or smaller suppliers. The rest of us pop off to the supermarket or the local shop without a second thought. When it comes down to it, what’s the Continue Reading →
Her first bullying was being born female -Her brothers went to uni – a doctor – & ? – no Uni – just work for her as she was a girl. On parents death oldest brother got main property when parents died. Older brother bully ran family company – diverted funds to collection of cars etc Continue Reading →
I read Boy, Lost … cried for a while … rang my mother … wrote to an almost adopted brother who spent his life in institutions because I had taken his place … then cried a little more. Boy, Lost is a powerful story of loss, separation, unwarranted punishment and the ongoing ramifications of these Continue Reading →
By Daisy Lola Live Below The Line is a non-profit charity organisation which aims to raise awareness of the poverty that millions of people live with every day. Participants from across the globe undertake the challenge of eating off a budget of $2 per day, for five days. During this time they raise not only Continue Reading →