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Populate and perish, warns federal Labor MP Kelvin Thomson as he sets up Victoria First November 03, 2013 Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Kelvin Thompson wants immigration to be slashed on environmental and urban amenity grounds. Source: News Limited A CONTROVERSIAL federal Labor MP is launching a grassroots group to fight high population Continue Reading →
Green groups explore legal action to halt massive Queensland coal mine Environmentalists claim Kevin’s Corner mine will damage groundwater supplies and contribute to climate change Share 0 inShare0 Email Oliver Milman theguardian.com, Monday 4 November 2013 15.04 AEST Jump to comments (0) The Alpha Coal project in central Queensland. Green groups are threatening legal action Continue Reading →
Australian Electoral Commissioner apologises over WA Senate vote and says he expects legal challenge Updated 20 minutes ago Video: Ed Killestyn interviewed by Fran Kelly (ABC News) Related Story: Truss labels WA Senate recount a ‘debacle’ Related Story: Challenge to WA Senate recount as fresh poll likely Map: WA The Australian Electoral Commissioner has apologised Continue Reading →
Edition: UK US AU ARTHURSLEA The Passivhaus’s fabric-first approach to energy efficiency The building does the work, from super-high insulation to absolute air-tightness and harvesting the sun’s energy through windows Share 48 2 inShare19 Email Oliver Wainwright The Guardian, Saturday 2 November 2013 07.22 AEST Justine Hutton and her children at their Passivhaus in Oldham Continue Reading →
« Reform Options for the South Australian Legislative Council | Main November 03, 2013 What’s Going On With The WA Senate Counct The last few days have been eventful in politics with the revelation of ballot papers missing in the WA Senate Count. The news broke on Thursday on the first day on an electoral Continue Reading →