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ScienceDaily: Earth Science News New report on the state of polar regions Amount of coldest Antarctic water near ocean floor decreasing for decades U. S. Temperatures hit record highs in March Coral links ice sheet collapse to ancient ‘mega flood’ Photoperiodism may slow the range shift of species northwards Pollen can protect mahogany from extinction Continue Reading →
Fair Work report increases union scrutiny The World Today By Tanya Nolan Posted April 04, 2012 18:16:46 Photo: Labor MP Craig Thomson is accused of using his union credit card to pay for prostitutes. (AAP: Alan Porritt) Related Story: DPP can’t investigate Fair Work report Related Story: ACTU to consider ditching Health Services Union Related Continue Reading →
Lets not forget that the Sydney Harbour Bridge was built by depression labour. Is this another grandiose plan to accompany others on dusty shelves? Sydney’s next big thing – and it’s bigger than the bridge Nicole Hasham April 4, 2012 – 2:23PM Read later Return to video Video settings Please Log in to update Continue Reading →
ACTU poised to axe HSU over rort claims Updated: 16:08, Wednesday April 4, 2012 Peak union body ACTU is considering suspending the Health Services Union as it faces allegations of financial mismanagement. The national office of the HSU – which represents 77,000 hospital, aged care and community sector workers – is the subject of a Continue Reading →
Government departments filleted as budget looms By Anna Henderson, staff Updated April 04, 2012 11:08:42 Photo: Jobs cut: The regional department was set up as part of a deal with Tony Windsor and Rob Oakeshott (Jeremy Thompson: ABC News) Related Story: Budget surplus an economic imperative: Swan Map: Australia A series of federal departments, including Continue Reading →
Budget a battleground – ministers rage over $3 billion carbon tax cutbacks by: EXCLUSIVE by Simon Benson From:The Daily Telegraph April 04, 201212:00AM 6 comments 2 Carbon tax cutbacks … Prime Minister Julia Gillard / Pic: Simon Chillingworth Source: The Daily Telegraph SENIOR government ministers have privately lashed out at having to make savings in Continue Reading →