Thursday, April 08, 2010

First one bashing, then another

Radio report: 13 year old twins led attack, first at Strathfield, then at Rockdale.

Wednesday, April 07, 2010

Charges laid over tourist bashing age 13 to 15

Charges laid over tourist bashing
Last night two boys presented themselves to Kogarah and Hurstville police stations.
Another two boys were arrested by detectives at residential homes.
The arrested teenagers range in age from 13 to 15.

"MOMEA" aged 10-14 bash man

Radio report that they are "MOMEA"
Offender 1 - Aged between 10 and 14 NSW Police Latest Media Releases update Wednesday, 07 Apr 2010 03:28pm
A 25-year-old Scottish National is undergoing emergency neurosurgery after being assaulted near a southern Sydney railway station overnight.

Monday, April 05, 2010

Kev 747 to fly over Chinese reef polluter

Radio report: Kev 747 to fly over Chinese reef polluter and waste more money on another useless exercise for the benefit of the Kev media fan club.

Sunday, April 04, 2010

Exclusive photo: New Rudd Population Centre


Plenty of room.
No mod cons, of course.
But the new arrivals are not fussy are they?

Police arrest laser pointer youths

Auburn laser pointer
Auburn youth page
MOMEA? We await details
Radio report of court case: sounds like the name is "Abdul Eid"
Yes, Abdul Eid, 18, of Auburn

Armed robber injured. Where's Cameron?

Armed robber injured

Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Anna Bligh's Wilderness Government

Keep checking for Alan Jones interview with Noel Pearson about loss of indigenous title to "Anna Bligh's Wilderness Government".
Noel Pearson – Aboriginal Leader – Wild Rivers legislation
Thu, 1 Apr 2010 10:56:00
Link below
Alan Jones talks to Noel Pearson – Aboriginal Leader – Wild Rivers legislation download mp3


Coalition leads way on land rights, says Pearson

Saturday, March 27, 2010

New Arrivals in Darwin


With Christmas Island full, some new arrivals have just appeared in Darwin. This will make processing simpler.

ALP hates the fit and the young

LNP slammed for preselecting a teenager

Teen pollie Wyatt Roy plays down his youth

Labor Party strategist Bruce Hawker doubted Mr Abbott's time-heavy physical activity would change votes either way.

Labor spokesman on fitness:

Friday, March 26, 2010

Rudd is on the nose

Rudd is on the nose

Obama false START

...significant cuts in American and Russian strategic nuclear warheads.
Mr Obama described the cutback not only as a sign of his long-term dream of a world without nuclear weapons but also as a reflection of the “reset” relationship between Washington and Moscow.

But seemingly no credit to the real START, Reagan in 29 June 1982.
And the negotiations Engineer Memoirs: Lieutenant General Edward L. Rowny Chief Negotiator, Strategic Arms Reduction Talks (START)

Another ALP scandal

Victoria Police suspend criminal database overhaul
Earlier
Ombudsman slams Victoria Police over IT

Thursday, March 25, 2010

Beneath Hill 60

Beneath Hill 60 movie
Beneath Hill 60 Sixty Minutes
The Mines at Hill 60 AWM

NSW Police seek colourful characters

The woman in the images is described as being of Aboriginal appearance, with a solid build, 170 cm tall, aged in her late 30 or early 40s with short to medium-length black hair. She is a smoker and has referred to herself as ‘Katie’.

Police hunt two men over savage attack – Bourke
Police attended, sealed off the scene for forensic analysis and extensively searched the area for the men, described only as Aboriginal in appearance and tall.

Ethnic Affairs/Civil Liberties will call this racist.

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Rudd roo but not Hu

Prime Minister Kevin Rudd Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has described as "pretty off" a video of a Tourism Australia campaign which involves a kangaroo being kept in a cage on a busy Los Angeles street.
But Tourism Australia says the kangaroo was being looked after by professional Los Angeles animal handlers and was treated well while it was on display. "Any accusation ... we take it very seriously if it's been poorly treated," Tourism Australia managing director Andrew McEvoy told Macquarie Radio.

Population increases so will imports, debt and deficits

Australia’s population rose seen as a boost to demand for everything from consumer goods to housing and infrastructure.

Hu who? Gas deal!

Rio Tinto four face jail after Shanghai trial ends while Australia's biggest-ever gas deal inked

Nazi jailed - Castro hailed

Justice at last for SS murderer

Raul Castro: Fidel doing ‘very well for his age’

Friday, March 19, 2010

Mandarin Rudd China Stern Hu

Australia said on Friday China had told embassy staff in Beijing they would not be allowed access to all parts of the trial of four Rio Tinto staff on charges of bribery and stealing commercial secrets.

Scientists wrong on Saturn. Global warming next wrong?

Saturn Rings Surprisingly Unstable, Violent

Thursday, March 18, 2010

Rudd powerless against tree

Falling tree brings down power lines onto moving bus, holding up the Prime Minister in Sydney today.

Peter Spencer speaks

Listed below are various mp3s of radio interviews, song snippets etc that we've played on air at 2RE. All files are .mp3 format, which should automatically load into your media player.

scroll down to Craig Huth


Peter Spencer Part 1
Total Time: 5:00
Filesize: 4,667Kb

Peter Spencer Part 2
Total Time: 5:36
Filesize: 5,268Kb

Peter Spencer Part 3
Total Time: 6:07
Filesize: 5,749Kb

Christine Nixon Mk 2 commits crime

Victoria Police chief Simon Overland caught carrying bullets on flight

Rudd childish behaviour

Rudd mobbed by screaming teenagers
Now if they voted?

Rudd to call election?

Rudd calls a debate hoping to arrest falling popularity then call election in May.

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Rudd Gillard - Whitlam Cairns

Gough Whitlam
Jim Cairns
Loans Affair
Now Batts, Boats and BER.

ETS - Extra Terrible Slug

Household power bills will increase by between $577 and $918 a year by 2013 in NSW according to IPART.

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Rudd overboard on boat deaths

Mr Cavanagh said the three asylum-seekers men aboard SIEV 36 had set fire to the vessel to cripple it in order to prevent its "perceived" return to Indonesia.

Monday, March 15, 2010

Ray Hadley talks to Gary Zadkovich

Now link Ray Hadley talks to Gary Zadkovich, Deputy President of the NSW Teachers Federation who told of another building excess.

NSW Teachers Federation talking sense?!!

Teachers want audit of spending on new school buildings
Earlier story Berridale Public School buildings - before and after the BER scheme.

Now link Ray Hadley talks to Gary Zadkovich, Deputy President of the NSW Teachers Federation who told of another building excess.

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Rudd Bang Bang fizzer

Rudd Bang Bang is a fizzer with 22nd and counting.

Girl, 3, struck in head with axe

Only half the story only it seems.

Alfoil Combet clueless

New twist in insulation fiasco as Combet says he's not sure if he'll pay for foil replacement

First Indians now others create trouble.

Canada reads Canadian wheelchair user beaten in Australia
, NSW police say attacker "Pacific Islander in appearance"
while UPI says "A wheelchair-bound Canadian paraplegic suffered a skull fracture after two Australian teenagers attacked him Wednesday at a Sydney train station, police said.

Israel still pariah. Why?

Russia kills one, Indonesia another, little concern by media, while Israel kill is still called murder of Hamas leader.

Rudd $trip$ Off The Alfoil

Insulation bungle will 50000 stripped

Friday, March 05, 2010

Wednesday, March 03, 2010

Saturday, February 27, 2010

The 4th R Wonk

Wonky Rudd's 4th R
School students will learn about Aboriginal Dreamtime stories, Chinese medicine and natural therapies but not meet the periodic table of elements until Year 10 under the new national science curriculum.

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Hold your breath. Save the coral.

World's coral reefs could disintegrate by 2100
"Researchers at Carnegie Institution say corals are being overwhelmed by rising carbon dioxide in the atmosphere."

Friday, February 19, 2010

Happy grave diggers?


Kevin Rudd and MP Catherine King turn the first sods at the Anthony's Cutting realignment between Ballarat and Melbourne. Photo: Jason South

Tuesday, February 09, 2010

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Thursday, December 31, 2009

Sunspots: Kev will fix them

Update: The UK is in the grip of its longest cold snap for almost 30 years.
As the Sun get tricky?

"SUNSPOT SURGE: 2009 is ending with a flurry of sunspots. If the past two years have taught us anything, however, it is that the sun can be tricky and unpredictable."

ETS to the rescue?

Also Sunspot Plotter allows you to compare solar activity and many historical events

Severe Space Weather At the moment, no one knows when the next super solar storm will erupt. It could be 100 years away or just 100 days.

2008 is now the "blankest year" of the Space Age

Mal content helps ALP

Fraser accuses Abbott

Friday, December 25, 2009

Rudd Indigenous and Foreign Relations

Constable Rudd was one of two police officers injured in the attack when they intervened in a brawl between two Aboriginal families and involving up to 80 people in the early hours of Christmas Day.

Navy intercepts boat of asylum seekers
Including Saturday's incident, 58 asylum seeker boats have been intercepted in Australian waters so far in 2009.

Friday, November 13, 2009

Penny Wrong on climate change

Penny is Wrong on climate change we must stop sunspots affecting The Southern Oscillation Index
The (SOI) numbers are available at DailySOI1887-1989Base while the sunspots numbers are availabe at noaa

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Monday, October 26, 2009

Sunday, October 25, 2009

Rudd unaware of trade in lies

Asked by Opposition Leader Malcolm Turnbull if he had been advised about people smugglers using Labor's softening of border protection laws to market their services, Mr Rudd said: 'I'm unaware of such advice.'
'They represent a dishonourable profession which trades in lies.'

Friday, October 23, 2009

Evatt Doc Green envy

Hamilton to contest seat of Higgins.

As old Tim said:
"Once known as Clive Hamilton of the Evatt Foundation. Now Doc Evatt had some unusual ideas. Evatt's mental condition was questioned."

Wednesday, October 14, 2009

SMH makes news again

SMH Letter
I didn't say that
"Any dramatist will tell you what a cheap and lazy shot it is when a critic quotes a line of dialogue out of context and uses it to tarnish the work and reputation of the writer."
Correction on page 2 of print version only, so far.

ALP spin then and now

14 October 1960 The Warragamba Dam is opened by the Premier of New South Wales.
Loans Affair - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Upon receiving the documents, Whitlam dismissed Rex Connor from his government for misleading parliament. In his letter of dismissal, date 14 October 1975, ...
The middleman who caused the 'blow-up' of 1975 On October 14, 1975, Connor was forced to resign. ... Pakistani loan dealer Tirath Khemlani to Whitlam government ministers Rex Connor, ...
A national study of public hospitals reveals emergency department performance is down in nearly every state.

Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Rudd/ock Solution

Rudd pretends.
Jakarta key to border security help - PM
Australia will continue to work with Indonesia in dealing with the scourge of people smugglers.

Friday, October 09, 2009

Copper wire telephone 1923 - Compulsory voting 1924

10 October 1923 Sydney Brisbane linked for the first time by copper wire telephone.
While compulsory voting introduced after the Commonwealth Electoral Act enacted on 10 October 1924.

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

dust storms were common in Sydney decades ago

The science behind the dust storm
University of Sydney physicist Tony Monger says dust storms were common in Sydney decades ago but have been relegated more to rural parts of the state in recent times.

Dust-storms

A century of climate extremes in Australia
Dust-storms

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

ALP past - ALP now


Volume II – The Government and the People, 1942–1945 (1st edition, 1970)
Chapter 9 – The Last Year – June 1944–June 1945
TO HELL WITH THE SIGNAL!
Scorfield in Bulletin (Sydney), 21 Mar 1945
Even before the war ended there were signs of a Labour Government's plans for socialisation and disregard of contrary views. Chifley, in March 1945—a locomotive driver before entering politics—disregards the warning gestures of signalman Menzies.

Telstra shareholder Ric Smith is alarmed about the Rudd government's plan to force the telecommunications giant to split its retail and wholesale network.

Wednesday, September 02, 2009

It is my melancholy duty...

AUSTRALIA ENTERS THE WAR

Once the news that Britain was at war had been accepted as authentic all other action was consequential. The Executive Council approved of the prepared proclamation declaring a state of war to exist and at 9.15 p.m. from the room of the Postmaster-General at the Commonwealth Offices, Melbourne, Mr Menzies announced over every national and commercial broadcasting station in Australia:
It is my melancholy duty to inform you officially that, in consequence of a persistence by Germany in her invasion of Poland, Great Britain has declared war upon her and that, as a result, Australia is also at war. No harder task can fall to the lot of a democratic leader than to make such an announcement.
Great Britain and France, with the cooperation of the British Dominions, have struggled to avoid this tragedy. They have, as I firmly believe, been patient; they have kept the door of negotiation open; they have given no cause for aggression. But in the result their efforts have failed and we are, therefore, as a great family of nations, involved in a struggle which we must at all costs win, and which we believe in our hearts we will win.

Tuesday, September 01, 2009