Blewitt takes a caning as Gillard. points out that he is not be trusted as, among other sins, he consorts with prostitutes. We shouldn’t believe anything he says and should take Gillard’s word before his. Blewitt’s consorting with prostitutes must be different than Thomson’s consorting as his word is to be trusted and his voted
Country heading for trouble
THE local head of US energy giant Chevron has warned that $100 billion worth of resources projects are “hanging in the balance” due to soaring costs and declining confidence in the federal government’s policy settings. Speaking at the In the Zone conference in Perth, Chevron Australia managing director Roy Krzywosinski cited a study that found
AWU
The ALP are getting desperate as they try and deflect peoples attention away from the AWU saga. Julie Bishop gets a mention as one of the Lawyers working for CSR in the asbestos claims and the ALP accuse her of trying to delay the cases. Ms Bishop says she was simply doing her job as
Royal Commission
I am concerned about Gillard’s Federal Royal Commission into institutional sex abuse. The media have concentrated on the Catholic Church and whereas they have a lot to answer for and should be a part of the RC they are not the only perpetrators and, evidence might suggest, they are not even the largest perpetrators. Reading The
Activist refugee campaign continues
The Refugee activists continue their campaign to legitimize those seeking residence in the land of milk and honey. Life on Nauru ‘horrific’, says aid worker heads an article in the Sydney Morning Herald. The writer, Beau Donnelly quotes Brett Louise Woods as the aid worker who spent two weeks in Nauru. Aid worker is a
Rwanda rejects Bob Brown
Rwanda isn’t know as a example of democracy but sometimes that has its advantages. In this case, refusing to give Bob Brown a visa is pretty smart. Rwanda has enough troubles as it is without Brown being free to teach the locals how to stop commercial development. Anyway, it doesn’t matter what we know about
Another White Paper
ALP release another White Paper RESOURCES Minister Martin Ferguson has warned that Australia’s capacity to win billions of dollars in investments in LNG projects in the next 18 months will depend on its ability to remain competitive, declaring wage demands had to be based on capacity to pay. Who could disagree with that statement? The
Greens/ALP minority government for ACT
Katy Gallagher will be returned as ACT Chief Minister after balance-of-power Greens MLA Shane Rattenbury agreed to support Labor to form government for the next four years. Who would’ve thought it possible? I hope ACT enjoys the minority government as the disproportionate power of one Green swings the state further left.
Gillard makes motherhood statement
Much like my wife and I discussing what we would do if we won Lotto, Gillard announces her latest distraction from the mediocrity of her government – The Asian Century. The white paper, unveiled in Sydney by the Prime Minister yesterday, sets a series of ambitious goals, including elevating the nation’s schools system into the world’s
The Thomson debacle continues
The police execute a search warrant at Craig ‘Ive done nothing wrong‘ Thomson’s house and electoral office. After years of allegations I can’t imagine Thomson would still have any incriminating evidence in his house but one never knows. He hasn’t given any indications of being smart up till now. Whatever, it does prove he is a person
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