The Big Fish Catching Sydney Squid
The Big Fish Catching Sydney Squid 13/08/2016 , 4:45 AM by Scott Levi Peter LeBlanc has a Squid fishing master class for Pittwater and Sydney Harbour this morning, apparently the big Calamari Squid are really on. Andy Thomsen has all of the information you will need to catch fish in safety up in the Whitsundays. Stinker is back with tales from Port Stephens, including the story of Mullet Connell's run in with a whale that left the famous fisho with a broken leg. Bushy..>> view originalNSW Opposition calls for probe into use of antibiotics at Royal North ...
NSW Opposition calls for probe into use of antibiotics at Royal North Shore Hospital Posted August 13, 2016 12:34:07 The New South Wales Opposition is calling for an independent investigation into the reported unapproved use of antibiotics at Royal North Shore Hospital after concerns it may increase the risk of the spread of superbugs.More than 38,000 doses of restricted antibiotics have been prescribed by doctors at the hospital without approval, Fairfax Media is rep..>> view originalGovernment consults addicts on new laws to force drug users into ...
Mental Health Minister Andrea Mitchell has asked for people across WA to volunteer to join a community drugs advisory group. Photo: WA Government The state government has taken the first steps toward forcing drug addicts into rehab by setting up a consultation group which will include addicts. Mental Health Minister Andrea Mitchell announced on Saturday that she was planning to oversee new legislation to introduce compulsory alcohol and drug treatment in Western Australia.Ms Mitchell ha..>> view originalTrack laying starts on Sydney light rail line
THE first tracks were laid on August 8 on the 12km CBD and South East light rail line under construction in Sydney, Australia. The premier of New South Wales, Mr Mike Baird, and the minister for transport and infrastructure, Mr Andrew Constance, witnessed the first 60m section of track being cemented in place in Anzac Parade. “We all know congestion is getting worse in Sydney and with daily trips to the city centre expected to increase by almost 25% by 2031, this will help bust congestion,..>> view originalUber's new bid to change our travel
Uber set to be legalised in Queensland (7 News Queensland)1:25The Palaszczuk is set to give Uber the go-ahead to operate legally from September 5th. The new smart phone taxi app Uber is tackling the taxi inustry across Australia head-on and has plans to further revolutionise car travel. Picture: Pablo Blazquez Dominguez / Getty ImagesRod ChesterNews Corp Australia NetworkFIRST it changed the way we get from A to B. Now Uber is set to change who you ride with along the way.This week in Queenslan..>> view originalReview: Art Stage Jakarta
ART STAGE JAKARTASHERATON GRAND JAKARTA, GANDARIA CITY, AUGUST 5-7 What is Art, What is it Not #1, by Agus Suwage. Photo: Art Stage Jakarta For more than a decade, Indonesia has been the worst-kept secret in contemporary art. The wave has been building and breaking since 1998 when the repressive reign of President Suharto came to an end. Yet the origins of the movement go much further back, before the fragile roots of democracy could take hold. In the past there were few options for artistic..>> view originalHow the Ausgrid sale became a security risk
The problem for Scott Morrison and Malcolm Turnbull is even if it is for the right reasons, Australia's approach to foreign investment has been inconsistent and poorly communicated. Bradley Kanaris Australian Treasurer Scott Morrison might be telling anyone who will listen that his decision to block the sale of Australia's largest electricity network to bidders from China and Hong Kong is not "country-specific".But there's no doubt Canberra's a..>> view originalThe Sirius building
I certainly wasn’t the first slightly flabby Melburnian to be seduced by the Emerald City, but I might well be the first who could attribute his love affair to a Brutalist block of flats. In the spring of 1997, I was on tour in Sydney and spent an afternoon wandering around the city that Robin Boyd had so simply and brilliantly described as being “so Australian”. On that day, the old Sydney mind tricks were in full swing. The sun was out and the harbour was doing its sparkly, suggestive thing a..>> view originalCricket NSW looks to lure female athletes from other sports in ...
Cricket NSW looks to lure female athletes from other sports in nationwide search Updated August 12, 2016 17:59:45 A nationwide talent search of elite female athletes paid golden dividends this week for the Australian women's rugby sevens side.Now cricket is jumping on board, trying to attract champions from other sports by offering training contracts for the Women's Big Bash League (WBBL).One of those vying for a shot is former Hockeyroo Kate Hollywood.The Olympian and ..>> view originalArtist Mike Parr's relentless self-portraiture
There’s a Mike Parr portrait on the floor, a dark scrawl printed on Hahnemühle paper, the head a mass of turbulence. I’ve seen many of these over the years – Parr is his own most common subject. The representation is acute, though the facial features are barely distinguishable. The etchings are done in dry point then printed off the burr, rendering two or three per edition. Parr’s studio is on the second floor of a warehouse in Alexandria, in Sydney’s inner east, its windows taped over to acco..>> view original
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