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Greens push for seatbelts on school buses AAPMarch 29, 2012, 10:19 am tweet0 Email Print AAP © Enlarge photo Seatbelts should be mandatory on school buses and it’s time for the NSW government to take urgent action, the Greens say. Greens MP Cate Faehrmann will on Thursday give notice of a private members bill to Continue Reading →
Arrogant Labor deaf to a nation’s screams by: Andrew Bolt From:The Daily Telegraph March 29, 201212:00AM 2 JOIN ANDREW BOLT’S BLOG I SHOULDN’T correct Labor when it claims the Queensland cataclysm had nothing to do with the carbon tax. As Napoleon said: “Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake.” And the Gillard Continue Reading →
Australian families in the dark on real cost of carbon tax by: EXCLUSIVE by Steve Lewis and Simon Benson From:The Daily Telegraph March 29, 201212:00 AM 1 ELECTRICITY companies are refusing to tell struggling families and businesses exactly how much the carbon tax will add to their power bills. They have rejected state government demands Continue Reading →
Extreme weather: it’s about to get worse, say scientists March 29, 2012 – 6:07AM Read later Comments 82 No corner of the world will be immune from weather disasters, warns the Nobel Prize winning panel of scientists. Photo: Fergus Woolveridge La Nina quits town but rain remains Global warming is leading to such severe storms, Continue Reading →
Election next year!!!! Swan sets up cuts to protect surplus March 29, 2012 Read later Be the first to comment Wayne Swan … revenue picture has worsened. Photo: Alex Ellinghausen Government programs will be either cut or wiped out in the upcoming federal budget as the government strives for a surplus in the face of Continue Reading →
Save the Rhino Inbox x Iain Keith – Avaaz.org avaaz@avaaz.org 5:08 AM (3 hours ago) to me Dear friends, The rhino is being hunted to the brink of extinction, driven by growing horn demand in Asia. But EU pressure on China and Vietnam can force international action to save the rhino — sign our petition Continue Reading →