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Tag Archives: Australia
Rise of the machines
Asher Moses smh.com.au One of the founding engineers of Skype and Kazaa is in Australia to sound a warning to the human race: fasten your seatbelts, as machines are becoming so intelligent that they could pose an existential threat. Jaan … Continue reading
Posted in Cyberspace, Headlines, Society, Technology
Tagged asher, Australia, dominant force, ecological catastrophe, evolution, Kazaa, moses, rise of the machines, seatbelts, skype, SMH, tallinn, technological progress
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Trans-Pacific trade negotiations ‘on track’
Chris Zappone The Age The latest round of negotiations in the ambitious nine-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement concluded in Melbourne this week, with members suggesting the deal was on track ahead of the year-end goal for completion. Australia’s chief negotiator Hamish … Continue reading
Posted in Headlines, Politics
Tagged 21st century, adherence, Age, Agreement, Australia, century, chief negotiator, completion, date, Deal, development, future, goal, headway, Melbourne, mr mccormick, nine days, Partnership, partnership agreement, progress, promotion, round, substantial progress, Supply, supply chains, track, Trade, trade negotiations, Trans, trans pacific, year-end
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Bitter taste for Australian citrus producers
Alan Jones 2GB Leeton grower Frank Mercuri and Judith Damiani of Citrus Australia on the state of the industry. Listen to the podcast
Posted in Headlines, Permaculture & Horticulture, Society
Tagged alan jones 2gb, Australia, Bitter, bitter taste, Citrus, citrus producers, damiani, frank mercuri, grower, industry, Leeton, podcast, state, taste
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World’s highest power prices
David Richardson Today Tonight A national campaign is on to get Australia’s massive electricity prices under control and let the power companies know that enough is enough. Read More: World’s highest power prices
Posted in Headlines, Society
Tagged Australia, campaign, Control, david richardson, electricity, electricity prices, national campaign, Power, Tonight, world
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Threat of ANAO Audit means Australia’s BOM throws out temperature set, starts again, gets same results
Joanna Nova & Ken Stewart joannanova.com.au A team of independent auditors, bloggers and scientists went through the the BOM “High Quality” (HQ) dataset and found significant errors, omissions and inexplicable adjustments. The team and Senator Cory Bernardi put in a … Continue reading
Posted in Agenda 21, Environment, Headlines
Tagged acorn, amp, ANAO, Audit, Australia, australian national audit office, Bernardi, bloggers, BOM, code, com, Cory, Data, dataset, End, end result, explanations, high quality, independent auditors, joanna, joannanova, ken stewart, NATIONAL, national audit office, Parliamentary, quality, request, response, result, scientists, Team, temperature, threat
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Stolen identities cost millions
Clare Brady Today Tonight International credit card scammers are setting up shop in Australia, forging their own credit cards and making a fortune in the process.
Posted in Headlines, Ponerology, Society
Tagged Australia, brady, Card, Clare, credit, credit cards, fortune, international credit card, process, scammers, shop, Stolen, stolen identities, today, Tonight
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Cash? You’re standing in it as farmers view manure plan
Rachel Wells Great Lakes Advocate YARROWEYAH dairy farmer Jim McKeown never dreamed the cow manure he trudges through every day could one day earn him a serious dollar. However, a new initiative, released yesterday for public comment, could see manure … Continue reading →