The Greens oppose the CPRS not because it is too weak, but because it will point Australia in the wrong direction with little prospect of turning it around in the timeframe within which emissions must peak, says Senator Christine Milne.
It’s never the event – always the cover ups
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Items still being posted. The author is having a Simon and Garfunkel inspired delayed start. The concert was great but recovery gets more difficult as the years advance. POLITICS AND ECONOMICS Australia Ute gate Rudd swerves on car scandal - Sydney Morning Herald Rudd’s adviser ‘unable to sleep’ - The Australian Car dealer grateful, even though he got no financial help - Melbourne Age Heat turns on to Swan - Melbourne Age Auditor to lean on OzCar witnesses - The Australian Turnbull, Swan set for showdown over Utegate email - Brisbane Courier Mail Public servant ‘an ill man’- The Australian Swan denies doing any special deals over ute - Sydney Morning Herald How Utegate began with my call to Ford Credit’s Greg Cohen - Steve Lewis gives some detail in the Sydney Daily Telegraph on how his story developed Private man Godwin Grech at centre of Utegate storm - Sydney Daily Telegraph Showdown on ute affair - The Australian Interest rates Official interest rate more likely to fall - Ross Gittins predicts in the Sydney Morning Herald Strange things AFP to launch full probe into banknote firm - part owned by the Reserve Bank - Melbourne Age Education School principals do the sums on wasteful system - Sydney Morning Herald Schools are failing us, says Gillard - Sydney Morning Herald Political life Anger over grab for developer cash - Sydney Morning Herald Logan Mayor Pam Parker ‘rules like the Queen’ - Brisbane Courier Mail Anna Bligh rejects liar tag - Brisbane Courier Mail Health Minister ignoring advice - ambos - Melbourne Herald Sun Opinion There’s no such thing as a free ute; now someone will have to pay for it - Phillip Coorey in the Sydney Morning Herald The bruiser, the boof and the bore - Paul Sheehan writes in the Sydney Morning Herald about Christopher Pyne - the member for Skirt Vital time for Australia’s three most senior politicians - says the Sydney /daily Telegraph editorial Why Swan’s explanation adds fuel to Utegate fire - says Peter van Onselen in the Brisbane Courier Mail BUSINESS Huge resource merger in the air - mining group Xstrata has approached rival Anglo American about a £41 billion ($84billion) merger that would create one of the world’s biggest resource companies. - Sydney Morning Herald |
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