Geoff Clark and others

Geoff Clark and one dies and another is buried

First they came…Then they came for me

First they came…
Then they came for me
and there was no one left to speak out for me.

NSW ALP another scare campaign comes unstuck

Shut valve caused hospital water bungle in answer to ALP is demanding answers

Kim Sean Mann, 20, charged with the murder of Mounzer Taleb

Bonnyrigg murder accused denied bail

Bonnyrigg gunshot death of man

Police investigate death of man - Bonnyrigg
Sunday, 25 September 2011 03:47:07 PM

A crime scene has been established outside a home in Bonnyrigg following the death of a man.

Police and emergency services were called to the home on Kincumber Road about 2.40pm (Sunday 25 September 2011) following reports a man had suffered a gunshot wound.

Officers from Fairfield Local Area Command attended and found the body of a man.

Green/Left Brown out Bowen

Protesters chase Immigration Minister

SMH redneck denies bias

SMH EDITORIAL September 16, 2011

Murdoch papers in this country ... frequent practice of letting editorial bias show not only in opinion columns but also in news pages.

SMH headline September 17, 2011
'Redneck' politics: Abbott accused

another "some sort of Nick Xenophon moment"

We have NSW Greens seek inquiry into NSW police chief which follows Senator Nick Xenophon. And Andrew Scipione, NSW Police Force Commissioner, regarding comments made in NSW Parliament this afternoon: "My recollection of the conversation with the former Assistant Commissioner differs from his account."

Thomson and Hawker Britton media script?

Pair backdown: Coalition to grant Labor MP leave Media following Hawker Britton script?
Meanwhile we have Thomson: new credit card claims and public relations firm Hawker Britton again.

Gillard baby talk on whore after

ALP says Tony Abbott denies pair for Thomson baby birth

Asked whether the rule would apply to Mr Thomson, Opposition Leader Tony Abbott told reporters on Thursday: "We have made it crystal clear that only in the most extraordinary circumstances will pairs be offered for the carbon tax vote."
"This is by far the most important vote that the Australian parliament will take in the current term of parliament and the first duty of members of parliament is to be in the parliament when critical votes are taken," Mr Abbott said during a visit to Tumbi Umbi, in Mr Thomson's NSW central coast seat of Dobell.
But the opposition's parliamentary business manager Christopher Pyne took a harder line in an interview on Macquarie Radio. "No, there'll be no pairs granted during the carbon tax vote," Mr Pyne said. "It's entirely within the gift of the government when the carbon tax bills are brought on for a vote, and therefore they have had weeks of notice that we will not be giving pairs for that vote. "If they are foolish enough to schedule the vote at a time when Mr Thomson can't be there, then that will be on their head."

NSW ALP Sydney Convoy of Inconsideration

Xinhua reports on Sydney Inconsideration
All roads in Sydney's CBD had reopened, the transport department said. Slight delays were continuing for motorists and bus passengers travelling northbound on Elizabeth Street. Earlier, 500 firefighters parked their fire engines outside St Mary's Cathedral and marched to The Domain to join in the protest.

Albert Bates, bomb hoax siege

A police tactical team forced its way into the office and overpowered the 52-year-old man after negotiations began to crumble on Tuesday night, police said. Albert Bates, who was a prominent Aboriginal activist in the 1980s and 1990s.


He had earlier released his 12-year-old daughter unharmed.

NSW ALP - Vexatious litigation?

Vexatious litigation is legal action which is brought, regardless of its merits, solely to harass or subdue an adversary.

Andrew Stoner referred to ICAC over solar bonus.

NSW Opposition leader John Robertson said they would be requesting that the Independent Commission Against Corruption investigate Mr O'Farrell's decision to appoint Brian Ross to the board of the Casino, Liquor and Gaming Control Authority.

Walid and Bilal Afiouny - Greenacre - counterfeit cigarettes

With Rush to be first on plain packaging on tobacco, we have unnamed Two men, aged 30 and 27, who police allege led the syndicate, were arrested at a house in Greenacre. And named: Brothers Walid and Bilal Afiouny were arrested on Thursday after police seized 60 tonnes of loose leaf tobacco and 25 million counterfeit cigarettes, possibly from Indonesia or Malaysia, from the Sydney waterfront. Again unnamed here: Two brothers accused of running a major illegal tobacco syndicate have been granted bail in a Sydney court. While earlier: For the past fortnight, brothers Bilal and Walid Afiouny, of ABW Foods Australia, have donated their Chapel St warehouse as a drop-off point for food and water donations for Somalia.