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The Queensland Environmental Defender’s Office has been a West End land mark for decades. Nestled next to Sol Breads across the road from Mick’s Nuts the EDO has taken on governments of all flavours for years – most recently supporting local residents taking on the might of Hangcock Coal in the Gallilee Basin. See related Continue Reading →
As kids we are brought up being told that we can trust the police. They are the good guys. Those that will save us if we are in trouble. Maybe not so strange then, when a police officer is caught on camera doing something questionable and it is possibly taken out of context, that the Continue Reading →
Left -wing candidate for Griffith, Terri Butler, has been preselected as the ALP candidate for Griffith. The rank-and-file membership of the party fielded over 300 members at the preselection and the vote was more than two thirds in favour of Butler. With the Greens preselection to take place tomorrow Sunday 18th and Palmer stating publicly Continue Reading →
The Australian Prime minister is not just out of step with the Australian public, he is adrift from the forces of history. His recent behaviour towards Indonesia is reminiscent of a medieval envoy rather than a post-modern leader. This is consistent with a global drive toward corporate feudalism. Rewind to the Reformation Most students of Continue Reading →
Hot-property Australian movie star Aaron Pedersen was interviewed this week by Tiga Bayles on West End’s 98.9 FM. Aaron was in town for the Asia Pacific Screen Awards in which he was nominated in the Best Performance by an Actor Category for his role in Mystery Road. The ceremony was at City Hall on Thursday night. Continue Reading →
Local author Sherryl Caulfield last night launched the first book in her Iceberg trilogy, Seldom Come By. For a Brisbane born and bred writer, the Icebergs of the North Atlantic seem like an unlikely setting. She describes them as evocative of the strangeness and magnificence of the Arctic. “It started when I was travelling in Continue Reading →