Lyrid Meteor Shower Peaks On April 22 2013 April 7, 2013 Nathan Print Friendly 73 20 0 115 115 Share The Lyrid meteor shower will be peaking this year on April 22, 2013. The annual meteor shower typically puts on a good show, averaging about 10-20 meteors an hour, but sometimes featuring “surges” of activity Continue Reading →
Australia Post faces backlash over increased delivery charges DateApril 8, 2013 – 3:34PM 281 reading now Be the first to comment Read later Sarah Whyte Sarah Whyte Consumer affairs reporter for the Sydney Morning Herald View more articles from Sarah Whyte Follow Sarah on Twitter Email Sarah Zoom in on this story. Explore all there Continue Reading →
NBN costs could top $90 billion: report AAPUpdated April 8, 2013, 8:48 am tweet1 Email Print A business group is urging the federal government to explain the true cost of the national broadband network after claims it could top $90 billion. The coalition estimates the final price tag of the NBN could more than double Continue Reading →
Sarah Whyte Consumer affairs reporter for the Sydney Morning Herald The prices of prepaid Australia Post packages have been raised by up to 30 per cent to take advantage of the online shopping boom. For the first time, most of Australia Post’s revenue comes from parcels instead of letters, and 70 per cent of parcels are Continue Reading →
December 13, 2012 What Chance of Julian Assange Being Elected to the Senate? I think Julian Assange has next to no chance of being elected to the Senate at next year’s election. It all sounds like a side-show to me, but let me go through the legal and political hurdles that have to be cleared. Continue Reading →
“Critical decade” or “lost decade”? (1) The conservative tide Posted: 06 Apr 2013 10:53 PM PDT Political parties which vacillate between denial and delay on climate action are set to dominate Australian politics for the remainder of this decade, so how should we respond? by David Spratt | First in a series | The global Continue Reading →