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Monthly Archives: January 2013
The 9/14 poll decision.
Australia’s Prime Minister yesterday pronounced Saturday September 14 the date for the next federal election. No one, bar the independents, and the party inner-circle saw this coming at this time, in the first week of parliamentary sitting for the year. … Continue reading
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Tagged Australian Labor Party, Julia Gillard, Prime Minister of Australia
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Chris’s concerns for South Australia
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/opinion/columnists/the-festival-state-stagnates-its-hand-ever-out-for-federal-largesse/story-fn8qlm5e-1226562090153 Chris Kenny, The Australian, January 26, 2013 South Australians don’t like to have their state berated, even by one of their own, but Chris Kenny does make some valid points. South Australia receives more than its fair share of … Continue reading
SA’s budgetary prudence?
http://m.theaustralian.com.au/national-affairs/state-politics/sa-health-minister-jack-snelling-red-faced-over-claim-of-slashing-public-art-program/story-e6frgczx-1226563816745 The SA State Treasurer Jack Snelling has ruled out allocating $2 million to acquire new public artworks. He explained that there were greater community needs to be met. The $2 million saved will only be a small contribution towards … Continue reading
John Blaxland explains his new Australian flag design
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The Brendan Jones Flag Proposals
This is such an elegant flag design. It recognizes Australia’s aboriginal heritage in a very beautiful way. Then there is recognition of our British roots in the red, white and blue. Finally it focuses on our new and independent status in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Ausflag, Australia, Australia Day, Flag, Flag of Australia, Indigenous Australians, John Blaxland, Southern Cross, United States
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The New Royal Adelaide Hospital – A cancer of the coffers! What will be the cost of palliative surgery?
Picture: Chris Mangan, Adelaide Now, January 14 The visionary new Royal Adelaide Hospital, designed to set an unparalleled standard of excellence in medical facility and care for South Australian public patients, is already becoming an imposing structure in … Continue reading
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Tagged Health, Medicine, Royal Adelaide Hospital
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The escalating state debt
Moodys, Standard & Poor’s warns SA State Government’s annual interest bill could hit $750 million by 2015 http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/moodys-standard-poors-warns-sa-state-governments-annual-interest-bill-could-hit-750-million-by-2015/story-e6frea83-1226553862531 A study by analysts Standard & Poor’s also warns of gross debt rising to as much as 95 per cent of state … Continue reading
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Originally posted on Craig Hill Media and Consulting:
Wayne Swan New figures revealing the average time spent on the dole is two years undermine Wayne Swan‘s claim that the Newstart allowance is a “temporary payment” between jobs. The figures, released…
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Aboringals denied compensation for Maralinga radiation exposure by British Courts.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-01-11/fight-over-for-maralinga-victims/4460542 Seven atomic bombs were detonated at Maralinga in the 1950s and ’60s on land that has since between handed back to traditional owners. The Aboriginal Legal Rights Movement employed legal firm Hickman and Rose to pursue a class action … Continue reading
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