The thing about hydrogen….. - On Line Opinion - 13/5/2024
WEBARENA explains its involvement on its website. "Hydrogen is the most common chemical element in the universe" and a "clean fuel" that burns to give water without emitting carbon dioxide. Producing it with clean renewable electricity gives it a pristine Green pedigree. It will make Australia a "renewable energy super power" and help decarbonise ...
Where to from here? - On Line Opinion - 28/6/2024
WEBMedia commentary is dominated by "experts" pontificating over climate change, cost of living, homelessness, gender politics, and the RBA. Politicians look seriously at cameras; but, have no answers to declining living standards confronting low to middle income groups saddled with rising food prices, mortgages, and rental costs.
Viv Forbes - On Line Opinion Author
WEBViv Forbes. Viv Forbes was raised at Wheatvale near Warwick in Queensland, the son of a long line of pioneering dairy farmers, and attended Wheatvale State School and Warwick State High School. He won an Open Scholarship to the University of Queensland and obtained a degree in Applied Science.
Graham Young - On Line Opinion Author
WEBAug 29, 2024 · Graham Young is chief editor and the publisher of On Line Opinion. He is executive director of the Australian Institute for Progress, an Australian think tank based in Brisbane, and the publisher of On Line Opinion. Author's website: Australian Institute for Progress. They are not ‘peace’ activists. International - 18/09/2024 - 27 comments.
Why is Australia so good at sport? - On Line Opinion - 11/8/2021
WEBAug 11, 2021 · As of 2021, Australia remains a major sporting power with sport also playing an important part of the Australian social fabric as a force for good. In terms of results, Australia's swimmers alone won 21 medals (nine golds) at the recent Tokyo Olympic Games (OG) while the entire team won 46 medals (17 golds) to be the sixth most successful nation.
Beating France to Botany Bay: The Race to Found Australia - On …
WEBJan 25, 2022 · Within this context, Cameron-Ash focuses on the catalyst for the British decision in August 1786 to establish a beachhead at Botany Bay. She notes that Sir Joseph Banks had been a persistent advocate for the colonisation of New South Wales following his visit in 1770 with Captain James Cook on the Endeavour.Banks testified before British parliamentary committees that Botany Bay would be an ...
About On Line Opinion
WEBAbout On Line Opinion. On Line Opinion is a not-for-profit e-journal that aims to provide a forum for public social and political debate about current Australian issues. We publish articles to stimulate a public discourse on a range of topics. It is not the editors’ intention to dominate these pages – these articles are gathered from a variety of independent sources and are published in ...
John McRobert - On Line Opinion Author
WEBMar 1, 2012 · John McRobert is a Civil Engineer born and bred in Qld., starting life in the coal fields of Oakey where mullock heaps dominated the 'pit paddock' on which grazed the family cow. After finishing secondary school at Toowoomba State High in 1956, he completed a civil engineering degree at the University of …
Howard’s workplace and welfare reforms and Australian values
WEBFeb 26, 2007 · This paper discusses the impact of John Howard’s WorkChoices and welfare-to-work agenda on workforce participation, productivity (living standards), equality (of incomes, opportunity and quality of life), personal freedom and self-reliance - all values highly prized by Australians. It then outlines an alternative social democratic agenda ...
Economics - On Line Opinion
WEBCalifornia’s high energy prices will be coming to YOUR city if Kamala Harris gets elected. Kamala is oblivious that economies need continuous and uninterruptible electricity, and products demanded by our materialistic society. by Ronald Stein - 2/10/2024 - 3 comments.