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Actions speak loudly

It is possible to make a difference, just ask Clean Up Australia Day's Ian Kiernan, writes Nick Galvin.

City cleans up its act the morning after excess of night before

ON THE morning after the Mardi Gras night before, the rubbish was still knee-deep in places on Oxford Street, but at Dawes Point, overlooking the harbour, Alan Au's Clean Up Australia squad was having difficulty finding any.

Huxley returns to brilliance

THE Melbourne Rebels have presented a new start for veteran utility back Julian Huxley.

Time's up: council fights backpackers with the clock

BACKPACKERS and their vans have long vexed councils in charge of popular Sydney beaches, taking up residence each summer in prime coastal locations.

A cut above the rust

A FRIEND rang me recently lamenting the fact that there was rust on the leaves of her prized geraniums. Humidity is the problem, I told her. The same with black spot on roses, tomatoes growing like crazy but hardly fruiting, blighted azaleas and bugs eating everything. It all comes down to the recent humidity.

In the eye of the storm, a man not easily pinned down

"THE thing you've got to remember about Scott Morrison," says a senior Liberal, "is he's a very ambitious man."

A million voices: leave, leave, leave

THIS was to be a night like no other in Cairo. After 17 days of protests that had irretrievably shaken one of the Arab world's most entrenched leaders, hundreds of thousands came to watch their dictator fall.

Abbott on the attack makes cuts on the run

THE return of Parliament after an election year usually feels like the morning after a very big party. Some of the more outrageous poll-driven policy gyrations are by unspoken collective agreement quietly forgotten, the crazier excesses of rhetoric toned down, the less affordable of the grand election promises tidied up and taken out with the old corflutes in the rubbish.

Defiant Mubarak spoils the party

THIS was to be a night like no other in Cairo.

POSTCODE 3000

Another show on the boil in cooking world

Don't let an index distract you from the main game

THE market fell last year ��� down 2.6 per cent on the ASX 200. It's a number to which everyone will compare the achieved returns of their fund manager, or perhaps spouse, and chastise them or fawn upon them accordingly.

Projects axed as flood bill soars

PROJECTS and upgrades in Brisbane not related to floods will be shelved as the council begins to tally the financial impact of the disaster on the city's budget, with two infrastructure repair projects already costed at $140 million.

Projects not related to disaster postponed

NON-FLOOD related projects and upgrades in Brisbane will be shelved as the council begins to tally the financial impact of the disaster on the city's budget, with two infrastructure repair projects already costed at $140 million.

Illegal Waste Dumpers Are Given Notice

THE hunt is on for an illegal waste dumper after a series of incidents in Wollongong.

First In, Best Trashed: In Praise Of Neighbourly Recycling

There's always a jewel among the junk at the hard rubbish pick-up. But she who hesitates will be empty-handed.