Kelvin Thomson MP article in today’s Age 19/10/13 ‘Is Melbourne too big for its own Good?’ Inbox x Cianflone, Anthony (K. Thomson, MP) <Anthony.Cianflone@aph.gov.au> 11:02 AM (4 hours ago) to Anthony Please see the article in today’s Age 19/10/13 featuring Kelvin raising the issue of rapid population growth and its impact on Melbourne and Australia’s Continue Reading →
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Bill Shorten announces shadow ministry portfolios, Tanya Plibersek handed foreign affairs By political reporter Anna Henderson – October 18, 2013, 3:22 pm Share Facebook Twitter Mail Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has carved out his frontbench, naming his deputy Tanya Plibersek in the foreign affairs portfolio. Caucus elected the shadow ministry team on Monday but Mr Continue Reading →
14 October 2013 Last updated at 01:12 GMT Share this page Email Print Share Facebook Twitter Global warming will increase intensity of El Nino, scientists say By Matt McGrath Environment correspondent, BBC News How the impact of El Nino is felt on sea height across the world Continue reading the main story Related Stories UN Continue Reading →
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Confused about the new IPCC’s carbon budget? So am I. Posted: 17 Oct 2013 12:06 AM PDT by David Spratt When the IPCC’s new report on the physical basis of climate change was released in late September, media attention focused on a conclusion from the Summary for Policymakers that the world had emitted just over Continue Reading →