Facebook Twitter by Elizabeth Handley Ask your local politician how many bills they voted on that they have actually read and understood. It is an important question when you consider the workload of most politicians, the political donations. As recorded in an article in the Saturday paper where Gillian Trigg was interviewed by Romana Koval […]
by Elizabeth Handley Politicians have a distorted moral compass on political donations. In paying tribute to Ian Macfarlane who exterminated Labor’s Mining Tax, Tony Abbott said: It was a magnificent achievement by the [member] for Groom in his time as minister … and I hope the sector will acknowledge and demonstrate their gratitude to him […]
by Elizabeth Handley The public’s perception that a process is corrupt is as corrosive as if it is a proven fact. Approvalsare being regularly given for developments that do not remotely comply with the publicly advertised town planning rules. The proposed Sunland development at the old ABC site at Toowong is an excellent example. These unbalanced, pro- […]
