Posted tagged ‘Current Affairs’
July 12, 2009
Download now or watch on posterous KinglakeWestHall.mov (6317 KB) The Hall at Kinglake West is very intact, with no sign of damage from February’s fires, sitting only a hundred metres or so from the local CFA. However, if you go out the back and look over to the left side, the trees tell an important [...]
Categories: Commentary, Documentary, Melbourne News
Tags: Australia, Australian bushfires, bushfires, community safety, Current Affairs, disaster, fires, Kinglake, Melbourne, news, support
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July 12, 2009
Categories: Commentary, Documentary, Melbourne News
Tags: Australia, Australian bushfires, bushfires, Current Affairs, disaster, fires, Kinglake, Kinglake West, Melbourne, relief, support
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July 11, 2009
My start in social media began with relaying/retweeting important information on the #bushfires and #vicfires hashtags over on Twitter and I’ve already made visits to two of the affected areas from February’s Victorian bushfires…Flowerdale and Kinglake. Tomorrow, Sunday July 12, I’ll be out at Kinglake West assisting with a community event, so I’ll be seeing [...]
Categories: Commentary, Documentary, Melbourne News
Tags: Australia, Australian bushfires, bushfires, Current Affairs, disaster, fires, Kinglake, Melbourne, relief
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June 11, 2009
I’ve been wanting to get back to major topics and issues here for a while, especially after getting some great practice doing posts for my other blog on social media/technology. Sadly, though, the WordPress.com site has some limits which make its competitor over at Google’s blogger/blogspot a better proposition in the short term. When I [...]
Categories: Commentary, gadgets, New Posts, social media, technology
Tags: Blogging, bushfires, Current Affairs, New Media, social media, Wordpress
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April 27, 2009
I’ve just come away from watching tonight’s ABC Four Corners program about Marysville. It was a sharp reminder that, while some of us got through February with families intact and friends safe, those in the towns worst affected weren’t quite so fortunate. For Marysville’s CFA captain, Glen Fiske, there was the double blow of watching [...]
Categories: Commentary, Melbourne News
Tags: Australia, Australian bushfires, bushfires, community safety, Current Affairs, disaster, fires, Victoria, Victorian Bushfires
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April 26, 2009
It turned out a busy few weeks, not the least of which was because Victorian school holidays were in the middle. But that didn’t mean the time didn’t produce some topics to blog about. Far from it. There’s one topic I’m holding on, while I work to resolve an issue with it by myself: the [...]
Categories: Commentary, Melbourne News
Tags: bushfires, Current Affairs, friendfeed, news, search, tweetup, tweetupmellers, twitter
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March 22, 2009
In recent weeks, a particular company called AIG has copped a fair bit of criticism for taking US Government bailout money, then turning around and using it to pay bonus to executives who didn’t even stay around. This past weekend, I read a couple of news items about how the reaction to that is getting. [...]
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Tags: Business, Commentary, Current Affairs, Current Events, economics, economy, ethics, government, Opinion, people, writing
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Out The Back of Kinglake West Hall…Six Months After Black Saturday
July 12, 2009Download now or watch on posterous KinglakeWestHall.mov (6317 KB) The Hall at Kinglake West is very intact, with no sign of damage from February’s fires, sitting only a hundred metres or so from the local CFA. However, if you go out the back and look over to the left side, the trees tell an important [...]
Categories: Commentary, Documentary, Melbourne News
Tags: Australia, Australian bushfires, bushfires, community safety, Current Affairs, disaster, fires, Kinglake, Melbourne, news, support
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