Tram plans could drive commuters off the buses
Tram plans could drive commuters off the buses Jacob Saulwick May 26, 2012 Read later
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Gillard not consulted on move to import workers
Gillard not consulted on move to import workers Prime Minister Julia Gillard was not consulted on the decision to bring more than 1,700 foreign workers to work on a major mine project in Western Australia. The workers have been granted visas under the first Enterprise Migration Agreement to work at Gina Rinehart’s $9 billion Roy Continue Reading →
As Australians lose jobs, Gina Rinehart imports 1700 foreign workers
As Australians lose jobs, Gina Rinehart imports 1700 foreign workers by: Gemma Jones and Simon Benson From:The Daily Telegraph May 26, 201212:00AM 11 comments 1 Frank Krause and Colin Jones are being laid off at the hydro aluminium plant in Kurri Kurri / Pic: James Croucher Source: The Daily Telegraph Foreign imports … mining magnate Continue Reading →
An iron will needed for steel town to prosper anew
An iron will needed for steel town to prosper anew May 26, 2012 Read later It’s in the blood … steel has been made in Port Kembla since the 1920s. Photo: E.C Bowen The Illawarra is no longer a one industry region but the steelworks are still at its heart, write Leonie Lamont and Brian Continue Reading →
Though Greens sometimes get their science wrong, they’re better than most
Though Greens sometimes get their science wrong, they’re better than most Some have threatened to quit the party for its stance on GM food, but scientists need to learn to engage with politics Share24 Email Sunny Hundal guardian.co.uk, Friday 25 May 2012 18.24 BST Comments (164) Green London assembly member Jenny Jones said she was Continue Reading →
Humanity is Reaching its Limits – Oil, Debt, Population, etc.
Humanity is Reaching its Limits – Oil, Debt, Population, etc. Posted: 24 May 2012 03:37 PM PDT The world is clearly reaching many limits. This graphic below shows how I see man interacting with natural systems, back before man discovered fire and back before man became intelligent enough to kill off whole species.Figure 1. My Continue Reading →