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PM Julia Gillard ‘slapped down’ at G20 summit by the President of the European Commission Jose Manuel Barroso by: SIMON BENSON in Los Cabos Mexico From:The Daily Telegraph June 19, 20127:35AM 34 comments 1 Slapped down at G20 Summit… PM Julia Gillard Source: The Daily Telegraph THE PM has been publicly slapped down at the Continue Reading →
Return to video Video settings Please Log in to update your video settings Gay marriage vote on hold Supporters of same-sex marriage are delaying a final vote in federal parliament hoping to shore up their numbers. Autoplay OnOff Video feedback Video settings Video will begin in 1 seconds. Don’t play Play now ADVOCATES of same-sex Continue Reading →
Play video EcoTransit Sydney’s Gavin Gatenby shows that new rail infrastructure costs in New South Wales have spiralled out of control over the last decade … to the point where prices are several times greater… 00:09:56 Added on 12/06/2012 698 views G’day Neville, Following up on yesterday’s chatter about VFT and infrastructure cost this youtube Continue Reading →
Shell to Invest $300 Million on LNG Refuelling Station Network Posted: 15 Jun 2012 03:01 PM PDT In an attempt to entice owners of trucking fleets to invest in trucks that run on super chilled natural gas the oil major Royal Dutch Shell is set to invest more than $300 million on creating a series Continue Reading →
Myth of Perpetual Growth is Killing Us All. Published June 17, 2012 | By John James Everything you think you know about economics … is wrong. Dead wrong. And until economics acknowledge this, the discipline is on a self-destruct path. Why? The science of economics is not science. Yes, it looks scientific with all the Continue Reading →
Revealed: busiest trains hit by delays Jacob Saulwick June 18, 2012 Read later Failure to achieve better on-time running can be annoying for commuters. Photo: Tamara Voninski ONLY half of Sydney’s busiest peak-hour trains run on time when using a tougher measure of train delays, a leaked internal analysis by RailCorp shows. The documents show Continue Reading →