It’s time to replace the Sydney Harbour Bridge Be first to comment Ross Cameron When the Sydney Harbour Bridge was built 80 years ago, it joined together what had been a divided city, with almost incalculable social and economic benefits. But now, it has become a liability, writes Ross Cameron. My mother texted me last Continue Reading →
ALP leader must be directly elected: Rudd AAPUpdated July 8, 2013, 5:18 pm tweet0 Email Print Prime Minister Kevin Rudd wants grass-roots members to be able to have a say in directly electing the leader of the parliamentary Labor party. Mr Rudd told reporters in Canberra on Monday he had called for a special meeting Continue Reading →
Coal Terminal Action Group via email.nationbuilder.com 12:04 PM (2 hours ago) to me Images are not displayed. Display images below – Always display images from hcec@hcec.org.au Dear Nevile, The Stop T4 campaign now has more than 3,000 supporters, and we’re growing all the time. We’ve sent four campaign updates since last June, asking people to donate so we Continue Reading →
World’s poorest will feel brunt of climate change, warns World Bank Droughts, floods, sea-level rises and fiercer storms likely to undermine progress in developing world and hit food supply Share 737 inShare61 Email Fiona Harvey, environment correspondent guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 19 June 2013 17.23 AEST Pakistan says the 2010 floods has affected about 20 million people, Continue Reading →
12,000 people call for logging Bill to be deferred Inbox x The Wilderness Society Last week, the regressive Sustainable Forests Timber Amendment Bill passed th… 11:15 AM (29 minutes ago) Last week, the regressive Sustainable Forests Timber Amendment Bill passed th… The Wilderness Society <mail@change.org> 11:18 AM (26 minutes ago) to me Last week, the Continue Reading →
North Sea leaks ‘reality check’ for British oil industry, says Greenpeace Environmentalists say industry’s arctic safety case undermined by figures showing 55 pollution incidents in last month Share 139 inShare4 Email Terry Macalister The Guardian, Monday 8 July 2013 03.44 AEST Jump to comments (30) Facilities operated by Shell, BP and BG were all offenders, Continue Reading →