Friday 6 JuneIf just 10% of people who drive to work shift to public transport in the face of high petrol prices the public transport system will collapse says Democrat MP Sandra Kanck.

Thursday 5 June "The Treasurer says the budget will boost population growth but where is the water going to come from?

Government planning reforms will let developers off the leash so an ICACC is needed more than ever says Democrat MP Sandra Kanck.

Wednesday 11 June 2008Adelaide could soon see 10 storey towers along transport corridors says Democrats MP Sandra Kanck.

Democrats MP Sandra Kanck will introduce a bill to guarantee the right to march down King William Street.

The rising price of petrol demands a plan to boost the population of country towns while keeping the State’s population stable says Democrats MP Sandra Kanck.

EXXON Mobil is getting out of the retail gas business in the US, citing the "very challenging" business conditions for its service stations.

WIK elders don't want the Aurukun Nine to go to jail for raping a 10-year-old girl - they want traditional justice.

Posted by andrew1 under Tongariro Fishing Reports

So this is the third time that the Finke Desert Race has been on while I've been in the NT. The first time I had just started working at Bo's and was fairly new to town (maybe 2-3 weeks in...

ARGH. I wasted like an hour today with stupid Kinkos, trying to get a nice corflute sign printed up for WWKIP Day tomorrow. I was given a price brochure at the North Sydney branch and it lists the price as

US stocks held their gains in volatile trade today after hefty losses a day earlier, as Yahoo said its talks with Microsoft on a potential takeover had been scotched and that it would move ahead with its own strategy.

OIL prices eased slightly this morning, holding well above $US136 in Asia trade, as global furore mounted over the record-high price of crude.

YAHOO and Microsoft have failed to agree on a partnership or merger, the companies said overnight, sending Yahoo shares down 13 per cent.

RBA governor Glenn Stevens says tighter financial conditions, due to the global credit crunch and higher domestic interest rates, has helped slow domestic demand.

PANICKED investors continued to dump Babcock & Brown today, sending the stock to an all-time low.

ELECTRICAL products manufacturer Clipsal has announced plans to close its Barossa Valley plant in South Australia, with the loss of about 200 jobs.

TEN Network shares have plunged nearly 20 per cent after the commercial broadcaster forecast its earnings to fall 10 per cent this financial year.

TONY Mokbel's lawyer says the accused gangland murderer has limited funds to pay for court costs.

TONY Mokbel's lawyer today said the accused murderer had limited funds to pay for court costs as prosecutors made a bid to quiz more witnesses.