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The Australian Greens have welcomed the announcement of a February 8th by-election in Griffith as the first litmus test of Tony Abbott’s leadership. Candidate Geoff Ebbs said the Coalition Government was hurting the people of Griffith. “People in Griffith are already suffering from Campbell Newman’s harsh cuts and we can’t afford more pain to come Continue Reading →
Local Brisbane GP and Vice President of the Doctors Reform Society, Dr Tracy Schrader has called on Dr Bill Glasson, LNP candidate for the seat of Griffith, to a debate on his support for mandatory copayments on GP visits. “This will be the end of Medicare” said Dr Schrader. “The government and Dr Glasson believing Continue Reading →
When, just after Christmas, the Australian Centre for Health Research (ACHR) announced it had made a submission to the Government’s Commission of Audit proposing the introduction of a mandatory Medicare co-payment, there were calls on Twitter for the media to ask Dr Bill Glasson whether he would support such a proposal. That seemed like a big ask: Continue Reading →
Tim Anderson looks at Syria, the attacks on Wikileaks and the Sydney Morning Herald. The Sydney Morning Herald has dutifully joined in with the international chorus of protest over a delegation of Australians that has gone to Syria on a fact finding and solidarity tour. See: http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/wikileaks-party-defends-its-cup-of-tea-with-bashar-alassad-20131231-304ne.html Herald journalists Leesha McKenny and David Wroe do Continue Reading →
Twighlight Markets and Joynt regular Karl S Williams is taking Woodford by storm. With at least one gig every day the West End troubadour has turned heads with his gutsy passion, huge vocal register and eclectic material. Diners at the Pineapple Bar last night postponed their departure as Williams slipped seamlessly from piano ballads Continue Reading →
Nova Heart wants to push things forward. Do something different. Avoid what has become the norm for Chinese popular music. Being validated through association of a major brand and western culture. Instead they want to make it by doing their own thing and pushing things forward. They have toured five continents before publishing their debut Continue Reading →