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by ELLEN BROWN Before Eliot Spitzer’s infamous resignation as governor of New York in March 2008, he was one of our fiercest champions against Wall Street corruption, in a state that had some of the toughest legislation for controlling the banks. It may not be a coincidence that the revelation of his indiscretions with a Continue Reading →
West End’s much-loved Swiss Gourmet Delicatessen in Boundary Street has received national recognition, with a gong from the SBS Feast Food Awards for their Portuguese Custard Tarts. Made daily from Maria Marinelli’s traditional family recipe, these deep-sided tarts are filled with silky custard cream, and oven baked to perfection. According to proprietor Peter Marinelli, the Continue Reading →
Xenophon dumps Greens to be kingmaker: Milne Republished with the permission of citizen journalism site No Fibs After firing up a rally for marriage equality in Brisbane’s Queens Park on Saturday, Greens leader Christine Milne rallied the faithful at the campaign launch for Griffith candidate Geoff Ebbs at the Fox Hotel on Saturday night. This Continue Reading →
A new study has shown that serious illness, struggling to hold down a regular job and poor social relationships are just some of the adverse outcomes in adulthood faced by those exposed to bullying in childhood. It has long been acknowledged that bullying at a young age presents a problem for schools, parents and public Continue Reading →
Volunteers get ready to commence divestment campaign. 350.org trainer Charlie Wood, took a group of 20 volunteers through their paces at its first Brisbane Workshop on Saturday. 350.org stands for 350 parts per million, this figure is what the science says is the absolute limit for CO2 emissions in our atmosphere to avoid runaway climate Continue Reading →
The Federal Circuit Court has dismissed criminal contempt charges against a former union official over his involvement in the community protest staged during last year’s long-running children’s hospital project strike in Brisbane. In front of a packed court room, Federal Magistrate Michael Burnett rejected all 18 charges against former MUA organiser Bob Carnegie, for which Continue Reading →