( Reminds me of the old movie : “And then there were none”. It is difficult to see how Rudd will be able to make any inroads to the current Labor malaise ) Politics live: June 27, 2013 Date June 27, 2013 – 8:47AM Category Opinion (0) Comments 791 Vote Read later Stephanie Peatling Senior Continue Reading →
Istanbul right now Hide Details From Samantha Bailey – 350.org To Inga Gillmore Friends, I want to give you an update from Istanbul, where we are a bit low on sleep but quite high on energy. After months of hard work to prepare, climate organisers from 134 countries on every continent are in Istanbul for Continue Reading →
Labor factions install Rudd A lot of people around the country will be shaking their heads. It seems that NSW Labor’s factional disease has now infected the whole of the country. It is now apparently permissible to sack a Prime Minister simply because of poor polls. Nothing to do with policy, just the power of Continue Reading →
Update about ‘Australia needs Better Access to psychological treatment’ on Change.org Inbox x Dr Ben Mullings <mail@change.org> 12:42 PM (16 minutes ago) to me Hello everyone, A quick update on our continued efforts to support Better Access to psychological care in the Medicare system: THANK YOU to those who wrote in for our ‘Writing the Continue Reading →
Antony Green dissects the constitutional issues surrounding Rudd’s return to Labor leadership By ABC election analyst Antony Green Updated 1 hour 1 minute ago Photo: Julia Gillard watches as Governor-General Quentin Bryce signs her commission as prime minister in June, 2010. (Alan Porritt: AAP) Related Story: As it happened: Kevin Rudd defeats Julia Gillard in Continue Reading →
Sea level rise, more Category 5 storms threaten Philippines by Jojo Malig, ABS-CBNNews.com Posted at 06/25/2013 11:29 PM | Updated as of 06/26/2013 12:05 AM MANILA – Which cities and coastal areas in the Philippines will be under water if the sea level rises by 2- and-a-half feet before the turn of the next century? Continue Reading →