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Billions of dollars worth of errors as hundreds of mistakes found in state’s financial records, report finds Ilya Gridneff March 13, 2012 – 11:57AM Read later NSW Auditor General Peter Achterstraat. Photo: Bob Pearce Read the full report The NSW public service does not have enough senior bean counters, the Auditor-General has said, after finding Continue Reading →
Gunns shares expected to reopen Updated March 13, 2012 08:32:25 Photo: Gunns is still searching for a partner for its $2 billion pulp mill. (File photo: ABC News) Related Story: Anxious wait for Gunns shareholders Related Story: Greens reject blame for failed Gunns deal Related Story: Gunns deal off, boss blames green groups Map: TAS Continue Reading →
Councillor-MP NSW ban an ‘attack on Moore’ Posted March 13, 2012 09:32:44 Photo: Clover Moore insists her dual roles allow her to better serve her constituents, but the State Government says it is a conflict of interest. (Paul Miller, file photo: AAP) Map: Sydney 2000 The New South Wales Government says proposed laws to ban Continue Reading →
Old clique desperately clinging to ‘boys club’ by: Ian McPhedran From:The Daily Telegraph March 13, 201212:00AM 0 THE strident reaction of the military’s cheer squad to six reports released by Defence Minister Stephen Smith about the so-called Skype-sex scandal proves the point of the $12 million exercise. The “boys’ club” culture must be changed if Continue Reading →
Train maker backs double-deckers Jacob Saulwick March 13, 2012 Read later Still in demand … double-decker trains. Photo: Tamara Dean THERE is no need to scrap double-deck trains to run more frequent services through crowded cities such as Sydney, a senior executive at one of Europe’s largest train manufacturers says. The state government, which announced Continue Reading →
Secret SAS teams hunt for terrorists Rafael Epstein, Dylan Welch March 13, 2012 Australia’s Quiet War A secret squadron of Australian troops conducting covert operations in Africa has blurred the line between soldiering and spying with potentially disastrous consequences. A SECRET squadron of Australian SAS soldiers has been operating at large in Africa, performing Continue Reading →