Read this article straight after also. Its a terrible look for Schwartz media and anybody else using powerful positions to silence others.
Thats a nice, but also sad story to read.
Boggo road. My child just took me on a similar journey, but in our bath.... its not pleasant.
Hehehe, they'll need smaller eyes for all the light though. Or a fashionable range of sunglasses.
~ However, I will retain an overall interest in the policy questions that arise concerning these referrals generally, because those questions - particular the scope of "corrupt conduct" - will necessarily have ongojng ramifications for us.
This is probably the most important quote in the article from Paul Brereton's email.
I don't know that it indicates anything but the leadership wanting to limit the extent of the NACC's remit to the most serious forms of "corrupt conduct". I suppose from their point of view they have a budget, and if the NACC becomes too burdensome the next government might get rid of it.
But when there's already been recommendations for civil and criminal pursuit of 6 people. I don't know, more explanation is needed.
I'm a bit late to this, but,
Ode to Sirens, Greekish and good food, Vinyl spinning, drinks are typical quality freo-faire.
Went there for lunch a few months back really nice sitting in that back alley on a warm sunny day. Lovely experience all round, would like to go back.
Your wallet, however, will feel like its floating in your pocket after you pay.
“We would add that connectivity to our river that our city has never really been able to embrace.”
What do you mean Baz, its still a great big ~~hotel lobby~~ park to walk through!
Also $2b, that buys a lot of social housing, or solar panels, or raffle tickets to fix the cracks in Naganooks swimming pool..
Can we not embark on another MEGA project for a couple years, and just, i don't know, build something we need.
I'll take the 3000 trees down there though Bazzza, but your tree guys havin a laugh, Trillion trees'll cut ya a better deal.
Pick, place looks good, cheers.
Ooh! The Kākā looks good. Shall be checking out.
FAQ Perth Zoo Perth Zoo’s Butterfly House was built as a temporary exhibit with limited funds and operated from 1995 to 2001. It stood where African Painted Dog exhibit now spreads.
Butterfly houses require a significant amount of energy to maintain the kind of temperatures, humidity and bio-security necessary to keep and breed butterflies from around the world in Western Australia. Suitable pupae (young caterpillars) also need to be imported into the State to display a good collection of butterfly species. This makes keeping and responsibly maintaining a butterfly collection quite a carbon unfriendly activity compared to other zoo activities.
What?? I thought it was there longer than that.
I's told the butterfly house got removed because the zookeepers found the butterflys were actually demonstrating really stressed behaviours when people walked through, but i don't know how true that is.
Ben Raue's election night live blog
Pretty big wipe out. Some pretty big swings against the incumbent, Labor, as well.