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Trannie fish? What next?
J D Heyes of Natural News reports on the bizarre phenomenon of fish changing genders
The First Date for a Half-Senate Election is 3 August (ANTONY GREEN)
March 24, 2013 The First Date for a Half-Senate Election is 3 August Leader of Opposition Business Christopher Pyne was this morning referring to a half-Senate election in July, though it was unclear whether he was referring to a campaign or an election date. However, let me add some clarity. There can be an election Continue Reading →
Kevin let his “mates” takes the fall»
Inside Labor’s leadership meltdown Linda Silmalis and Samantha Maiden The Sunday Telegraph March 24, 201312:00AM Increase Text Size Decrease Text Size Print Email Share 1 Julia Gillard in question time on Thursday, just before the spill that never was. Source: The Sunday Telegraph “UNDERSTAND the thunderbolt that occurred,” Kevin Rudd says of the moment Simon Continue Reading →
German institute pulls out of Canadian tar sands project
German institute pulls out of Canadian tar sands project Helmholtz Association of German Research Centres drops out of research into tar sands impact over fears of reputational impact Share933 inShare.3 Email Arthur Neslen for EurActiv, part of the Guardian Environment Network guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 20 March 2013 16.24 GMT Jump to comments (28) One of Syncrude Continue Reading →
Shanghai’s sow-strewn water supply not a health hazard? Pigs might die
Apocalypse sow … 16,000 dead pigs have been recovered from rivers supplying water to Shanghai, China’s most populous city. Photograph: AP Not a very happy World Water Day for the people of Shanghai. In the past two weeks, the number of dead pigs recovered from rivers that supply water to the great financial centre has risen to more than Continue Reading →