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UQ will be making a submission on behalf of our public transport travellers. If you have any complaints, concerns or suggestions for the review would you please send them to Mark Kranz, Property & Facilities Transport Systems Manager before 7 April. An omnibus (no pun intended) submission will be sent to Translink from UQ.
Micah Projects and BHSC invite you to a special Close the Gap event on Thursday
Universities are supposedly hot beds of radicalism stuffed with pampered left-wing academia. But one Queensland university is working hard to bring down Kevin Rudd. At the Queensland University of Technology’s Business School, students are developing a campaign to encourage young voters to support the Liberal-National Party’s candidate for Griffith, Bill Glasson. It’s all part of Continue Reading →
Ending the stupid technology innovation vs. deployment fight once and for all Posted: 12 Mar 2013 03:31 PM PDT By David Roberts, via Grist Human beings are pretty damn clever. We have adapted and invented our way out of some extremely grim situations. And we can do the same in the face of climate change! Continue Reading →
Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom to grant six Peacewomen awards
Charges dismissed against three Aboriginal activists arrested at Musgrave Park Sacred Fire protests The three warriors from the Brisbane Aboriginal Sovereign Embassy, arrested last December for defending the sacred fire, were found not guilty today in the Brisbane Magistrates Court. Police offered no evidence against Wayne Wharton, Boe Skuthorpe-Spearim and Hamish Chitts. This was in Continue Reading →