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Tag Archives: Australia
New SA logo at least a great conversation topic!
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/jay-weatherill-launches-states-brand-in-light-and-sound-show-at-elder-park/story-e6frea83-1226591835952 What no Tasmania!” (Not even Kangaroo Island?) It just looks like “an origami papal hat” was just one of the unflattering comments from Gruen Transfer host Wil Anderson reported in Adelaide Now. The relality for a $1.5 million price … Continue reading
Posted in Community Issues
Tagged Adelaide, Adelaide Airport, Australia, Jay Weatherill, Kangaroo Island, South Australia, Tasmania, Wil Anderson
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Warrawong to close
Most Australian‘s outside of South Australia will not have heard the story of the Warrawong Wildlife sanctuary at Mylor South in the Adelaide Hills. Thousands of South Australians however will have treasured memories of visiting Warrawong, often taking with them visiting friends from interstate and overseas, to introduce … Continue reading
Posted in Community Issues, The Environment
Tagged Adelaide Hills, Australia, John Walmsley, Little Wattlebird, Ngarrindjeri, South Australia, Warrawong, Woylie
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The Prime Minister plans her election strategy
The Prime Minister Julia Gillard has Australia guessing as to her thinking in divulging so soon the proposed date of the next federal election. September 14 is the date she has nominated to keep faith with the Independents who enabled … Continue reading
Posted in Political debate
Tagged Australia, Australian Labor Party, Julia Gillard, Kevin Rudd, Liberal, Peter Slipper, Tony Abbott, Tony Windsor
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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
Posted in Community Issues
Tagged Ausflag, Australia, Australia Day, Flag, Flag of Australia, Indigenous Australians, John Blaxland, Southern Cross, United States
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Progress on the re-location of the Royal Adelaide Hospital
Progress on the re-location of the Royal Adelaide Hospital http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/full-royal-adelaide-hospital-cost-to-be-revealed/story-e6frea83-1226070057216 Health Minister John Hill launched construction of the visionary new Royal Adelaide Hospital and South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI), June 7, 2011. The SA Health Partnership Consortium, a … Continue reading
Posted in Adelaide development
Tagged Adelaide, Australia, Hansen Yuncken, Health, Medicine, Oceania, Royal Adelaide Hospital, South Australia
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This Everyday Australian 