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Qld irrigators on edge over water deal

25th July 2007Queensland irrigators are on edge, believing it will be “a very tense week” as the implications of Victoria’s failing to agree to Prime Minister John Howard’s $10 billion national water plan for the … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Irrigation

Regional councils plan referendums on amalgamation

4th July 2007The Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ) and the State Government have locked horns again on whether it would be lawful for councils to hold referendums on the issue of forced amalgamations. LGAQ … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Amalgamations, Community, Local Government

Poll confirms unease over rural council mergers

26th June 2007Further evidence of country Queensland’s rising distaste for Premier Peter Beattie’s push for forced rural and regional council amalgamations has surfaced in a just-released survey. People living in south-east Queensland, but excluding Brisbane … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Amalgamations, Community, Local Government

Yes, the Ocean Has Warmed; No, It’s Not ‘Global Warming’

25th June 2007 To read this article please vist http://www.21stcenturysciencetech.com/articles/ocean.html

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Global Warming

ABCs Lateline to air The Great Global Warming Swindle DVD

22nd June 2007After some persuasive talking the producers of ABC-TV Lateline they have agreed to allow 3 hours of dicussion on the DVD Global Warming swindle on Thursday 12/07/07 at 8.30 pm.There will be 1 … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Election, Global Warming, Land Clearing

NSW Farmers backs calls for inquiry into property rights

21st June 2007The NSW Farmers’ Association has welcomed comments by Nationals Senator Barnaby Joyce about the need for recognition of property rights for farmers. Senator Joyce is calling for free title ownership and market values … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Gas, Property Rights Australia

30,000 jobs secure despite Qld rural council mergers

20th June 2007In a bid to hose-down the increasingly emotive council amalgamation plans for regional and rural Queensland, Premier Beattie has extended his jobs guarantee offer, protecting 30,000-plus shire council employees for three years. Council … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Local Government

Joyce wants property rights inquiry

20th June 2007The disregard for property rights in Australia by all levels of government could soon resemble communism, according to Queensland Nationals Senator, Barnaby Joyce, who wants free-title ownership and market values properly recognised by … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Community, Property Rights Australia

Report says no need for forced council mergers in Qld

19th June 2007Claims by the Queensland Government that the State’s country councils would collapse in droves financially without amalgamations have been exposed as baseless and without foundation. That’s the thrust of a just-released report by … Continue Reading

Categories Media Releases, Property Rights Australia News Tags Amalgamations, Local Government

An oceanographer looks at the non-science of Global Warming

18th June 2007To view this article, please click here.

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Global Warming, Property Rights Australia

The Great Luddite Hoax of 2007

18th June 2007To view this article, please click here

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Property Rights Australia

Beattie and Rudd set up backflip on Council amalgamations

15th June 2007A groundswell of pressure by rural Queenslanders could forge a late Labor backdown on Council amalgamations. Nationals Senator for Queensland, Ron Boswell, said two events this week point to an imminent backflip by … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Amalgamations, Election

Canberras carbon trading scheme hit by court action

14th June 2007THE Federal Government’s proposed carbon trading scheme is on hold after court action by a farmer from the NSW Monaro who is seeking compensation for the “theft” of carbon credits because of land … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Gas, Land Clearing

Showdown on council amalgamations brought forward

13th June 2007The Qld Government has brought forward a meeting-of-minds between disaffected western Queensland mayors and rural organisations over the smouldering issue of forced council amalgamations. Originally penciled in towards the end of the month, … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Amalgamations, Local Government

Farmers left in the dark on emissions trading

1st June 2007Farmers are no closer to learning how they will be affected by a proposed new national carbon trading scheme. Prime Minister John Howard yesterday received a landmark report into the idea from a … Continue Reading

Categories Property Rights Australia News Tags Community, Gas, Land Clearing
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