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The Water Crisis

November 9th 2006 05:51
The lack of water is one of the major issues affecting Australians today, however, those in power are still not coming up with feasible solutions.

It's interesting to note that in Victoria, with the upcoming state election, all of a sudden there are these different policies floating around on how to solve the water crisis. Why does it always take an election to come up with solutions to the problems facing Australians


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Perks for Politicians

November 8th 2006 05:39
It is absolutely appalling the amount of perks our Australian politicians get. Yes, they work hard but so do a lot of Australians. But, the rest of us, don't get free air travel for our family for the rest of our lives, free usage of mobile phones, a huge salary and the list goes on.

And yet with all these benefits, they still seem unable to solve Australia's major issues like water, health, education and roads


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If you are experiencing problems in Victoria with public transport, now is the time to speak up. With the State Election next month, public transport has become one of the issues candidates have policies on.

It's interesting that both the government and the opposition are pledging to reduce the ticket costs of V/Line, the train system, for country Victorians if elected. Yes, of course, a price reduction in anything would be welcome by constituents


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Child Support

October 26th 2006 06:43
Why is the child support system so against men? It is so unfair, and although the Federal Government has finally started to look at this issue, a lot more needs to be done.

In a lot of child support cases in Australia, men are forced to hand over a large amount of money to the mother of their child/children, without knowing exactly what the money is being spent on


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What do you eat?

October 24th 2006 05:50
The cost of groceries is one of the top five financial concerns of Australians, according to media reports recently. This statistic probably wouldn't surprise anyone. However, it was news to find out that a lot of Australians thought that it was more expensive to buy healthy food than to purchase takeaway.

This is alarming news and undoubtedly contributes to the high obesity rate in Australia


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Our Dangerous Roads

October 5th 2006 07:15
How many fatal accidents are needed before the government will improve the condition of Australian roads?

Unfortunately, there's so many fatal road accidents in Australia where road conditions have been attributed as the cause of the accident or at least a contributing factor


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Public Transport Woes

September 26th 2006 11:13
The government is pushing for people to use public transport instead of contributing to road congestion in Australian cities.

This is a good initiative that could potentially save millions of dollars by limiting the funding needed for our road infrastructure. It would also help the environment by reducing emissions


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Steve Irwin’s Memorial Service Part II

September 23rd 2006 01:59
It’s so sad to see that the media doesn’t allow anything to get in the way of a good story.

With the memorial service held this week of Crocodile Hunter, Steve Irwin, this was the lead story for mainstream media outlets


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The Joys of Unemployment Part II

September 21st 2006 11:14
Who would have thought that a government institution in Australia would discriminate against people in a straight relationship or those living with someone of the opposite sex?

Well, it’s true


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The Joys of Unemployment Part I

September 18th 2006 08:58
Being on unemployment benefits in this country is a joke. The whole purpose of receiving the unemployment should be that you are looking for a job.

But, the system hinders you in finding and securing a job. I can hear a lot of people out there saying, as if, the system forces you to look for work. In a way it does, but in another way it really limits you


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