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Liberal turmoil clouds debate on climate bills
Ohaiyo Business Magazine —
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The Federal Opposition looks set to change leaders, as the emissions trading legislation that sparked the Liberal row comes back before the Senate. The Upper House failed to meet the Governments deadline of passing the scheme by last week, prompting the Governments Senate leader, Chris Evans, to accuse the Opposition ...2 days ago -
Rudd plays careful hand at CHOGM
Ohaiyo Business Magazine —
Authority: 136
Prime Minister Kevin Rudds appearance at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) is an exercise in double-purpose diplomacy. First, he wants to keep a high profile among his Commonwealth colleagues, meeting all the big players of this 53-nation group: Britains Gordon Brown, Indias Manmohan Singh, South ...2 days ago -
Cats’ rivals building for 2010 assault
The Roar - Your Sports Opinion —
Authority: 501
Geelong’s closest rivals went to the AFL draft, as they did in trade week, smelling a potential premiership. Most clubs spent the final draft before Gold Coast and Western Sydney dominate the early picks over the next two years, stocking up with talented youngsters to survive the drought to come. But a select ...4 days ago -
Ball relieved to land in Magpie nest
The Roar - Your Sports Opinion —
Authority: 501
Luke Ball admits there is more to his departure from St Kilda than the AFL midfielder wants to discuss. Whatever the new Magpie is keeping to himself, he insists there is no bitterness towards the Saints. Ball decided to leave his AFL home of eight years after a tumultuous season when the Saints nearly won the ...4 days ago -
Magpies get Ball to end weeks of agony
The Roar - Your Sports Opinion —
Authority: 501
Luke Ball’s manager says the former St Kilda skipper was made to endure “six weeks of agony” before finally getting his wish to join rival AFL club Collingwood through the national draft. While Victorian 18-year-old midfielder Tom Scully earned the night’s honoured position of being taken with the No.1 pick, ...5 days ago -
Making the case against free agency. For now!
The Roar - Your Sports Opinion —
Authority: 501
Thursday night’s AFL National Draft looms as one of the most intriguing ever seen in the game, with controversy striking only days out from one of the biggest days in a young footballer’s life. This year the stars of tomorrow have been overshadowed by Luke Ball and his refusal to discuss his future with any ...6 days ago -
Do Dogs Know Death?
The Playing Field —
Authority: 104
How animals perceive death has been a longstanding puzzle. That animals understand death and grieve for their losses is no longer the question. For example, in her Coming of Age With Elephants , biologist Joyce Poole describes a mother elephant grieving for a stillborn baby-crying, slumped over, days on end spent ...6 days ago -
Coming up on Vulpes Libris
Vulpes Libris —
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This week the Bookfoxes are in celebration mode. We have a Thanksgiving-themed review, a selection of favourite recent reads and we finish the week in fine style with a review of a novel written by retired Bookfox, the fabulous Emily Gale. We also have a Soapbox article by Kirsty, as well as reviews of a memoir and ...1 week ago -
Voluntary or Involuntary
I Eat Gravel —
Authority: 119
Wasps are known to lay their eggs inside the bodies of ladybugs, using them as some sort of surrogate womb. That’s interesting, but not as interesting as the fact that the ladybugs survive the incident. “What is fascinating is that the ladybug is partially paralysed by the parasite, yet it’s eventually ...1 week ago -
How ladybugs are taken hostage by wasps
Thaindian News —
Authority: 729
Washington, Nov 18 (ANI): An entomologist at University of Montreal are trying to find out how a type of wasps lay their eggs on the ladybug’s body, a common practice in the insect world, without even killing their host.Jacques Brodeur, focussed his study on wasps-Dinocampus coccinellae- present in Quebec that ...1 week ago -
APEC leaders dilute carbon targets
Ohaiyo Business Magazine —
Authority: 136
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd is jointly hosting a climate change breakfast on the sidelines of APEC in Singapore, though the Pacific rim leaders have watered down climate change targets in their final statement. Climate change has been the big new issue on the usually trade-centred agenda of the Asia Pacific Economic ...2 weeks ago -
AFL clubs beginning to think outside the square
The Roar - Your Sports Opinion —
Authority: 501
The AFL’s expansion to 18 teams means the talent pool will become more diluted and clubs are reacting to this by seeking new ways to find players. It presents a new challenge for footy clubs and it’s interesting to observe their different methods. When the Gold Coast and West Sydney clubs do arrive on the AFL ...2 weeks ago -
Malthouse, Buckley deal hinged on one final meeting
The Roar - Your Sports Opinion —
Authority: 501
The ground-breaking deal that has established Collingwood’s coaching structure for the next five AFL seasons eventually hinged on one 30-minute conversation. After months of intense media scrutiny and careful negotiations, Collingwood’s hierarchy had to wait as Mick Malthouse and Nathan Buckley went into a ...2 weeks ago -
Grey Currawong breeding
Trevor's Birding —
Authority: 116
View Original " rel="lightbox"> Grey Currawong I was sitting outside on the back veranda having breakfast this morning and I heard an unusual bird call, one that was vaguely familiar but I wasn’t sure. I looked up to see that three Grey Currawongs had flown into a tree near my wife’s Australian native ...2 weeks ago -
Buckley hopes Pies can make contact in 2010
The Roar - Your Sports Opinion —
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Collingwood must next year improve on a string of recent exits from the finals or consider 2010 a move in the wrong direction, according to new Magpies assistant coach Nathan Buckley. Buckley admitted to experiencing butterflies before the Magpies began their pre-season campaign on Monday and it was a mixture of his ...3 weeks ago -
YouTube video sinks Turnbull minder
Ohaiyo Business Magazine —
Authority: 136
A media minder for Federal Opposition Leader Malcolm Turnbull has reportedly quit his job after being linked to an online bout of Liberal factional warfare. The video parodies Liberal MP Alex Hawke by portraying him as an enraged Adolf Hitler, echoing a YouTube trend of dubbing Hitler biopic Downfall with fake ...3 weeks ago -
We are gathered here...
Gemma's ~ "Greyscale Territory" ~ Poetic Songlines —
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Pic by Gemma Wiseman ~ Mum magpie and babies waiting for a morning feed on our verandah in the Dromana Hills, Mornington Peninsula ~ Camera Critters #83 ~ Family outing Togetherness is magic Harmonious time ~ Gemma Wiseman3 weeks ago -
Malthouse calls on AFL to resist free agency push
The Roar - Your Sports Opinion —
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The AFL’s longest-serving coach, Mick Malthouse, says player calls for free agency should be resisted for the sake of maintaining an even competition. The Collingwood coach says giving senior players the chance to join the team of their choice risked creating a league dominated by a select few clubs. “If we had ...3 weeks ago -
Fans blast Newcastle stadium name-change
Soccer News Info —
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Newcastle fans reacted with scorn Thursday after it emerged that the club’s St. James’ Park stadium is to be rebranded with the name of a dotcom sponsor. The Magpies’ home is to be renamed as sportsdirect.com@St James’ Park until the end of this season, to plug the sportswear firm of controversial club owner ...3 weeks ago -
Starling that ‘can talk, mimic mobiles and fly at 40mph’ to act in Brit flick
Thaindian News —
Authority: 729
London, Nov 3 (ANI): A starling that its trainer says can talk, mimic mobile phones and fly at 40mph beside a vehicle is set to make its debut on the silver screen. Lloyd Buck, 41, who is one of the top bird trainers in the world and is an avid wildlife documentary maker, has trained [...]4 weeks ago

