US set to head over fiscal cliff as talks go down to the wire Date January 1, 2013 – 10:30AM 643 reading now Read later inShare. Pin It Email article Print . . Will the Fiscal Cliff affect Australia? Senior business writer Paddy Manning explains the American ‘Fiscal Cliff’ and its impact on Australia. Autoplay Continue Reading →
Blues, greens and tribulations Date January 1, 2013 Read later Damien Murphy inShare. Pin It Email article Print Reprints & permissions . Heritage Conflict … Queensland premier Joh Bjelke-Petersen. Photo: Peter Solness CONSERVATIONISTS were just beginning to flex their electoral muscle when cabinet agreed to nominate NSW rainforests for World Heritage listing. It was a Continue Reading →
TO THE GENERATOR READERS A very happy New Year to all During the 5 years I have been posting the Generator, I have covered many of the subjects and issues that are dear to our hearts, I hope these items are being distributed by those of you who are in other groups. I note some Continue Reading →
Street lights burning $40m in council rates VIKKI CAMPION URBAN AFFAIRS REPORTER The Daily Telegraph December 31, 201212:00AM Increase Text Size Decrease Text Size Print Email 18 comments Street lights are costing councils millions more as electricity prices soar. Picture: Stewart Allen Source: PerthNow STREET lighting bills have soared as much as 12 per cent Continue Reading →
Talks stall as US fiscal cliff looms Date December 31, 2012 – 8:53AM 211 reading now Read later inShare. Pin It Email article Print . . With hours remaining, US fiscal deal uncertain The chances of a deal to prevent the US economy from tumbling over a “fiscal cliff” remain uncertain. Autoplay OnOff Video feedback Continue Reading →
Greens see the campaign light at the political crossroads Date December 31, 2012 Category Opinion Read later Nicholas Reece Sensibly, the party is reclassifying its most contentious policies. inShare. Pin It Email article Print Reprints & permissions . ‘More idealistic voters will be tempted by the less-compromised alternatives.’ Photo: Natalie Grono THE Greens party is Continue Reading →