Wikipedia strikes back – where is the Australian Government?
As Wikipedia goes on strike to protest the proposed ‘Stop Online Piracy Act' (SOPA) currently before the US Congress, the Greens have called on the Australian Government to take a stand in defence of Australian internet users and protect the viability of the medium.
Schools a priority for 2012: Greens
Australian Greens Leader Bob Brown today released a background paper on schools funding and said the Gillard government should commit to introducing and passing legislation for the reformed schools funding system this year.
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Have you tried to use Wikipedia today? The English Wikipedia has been blacked out for 24 hours to pressure the U.S. Congress to vote against SOPA and PIPA, two pieces of legislation that would cur... (read more)
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from Greens MPs's Twitter stream - Govt should heed Wentworth Group on Murray Darling draft plan http://t.co/8taK6S6u from Greens MPs's Twitter stream
- Ben Spies-Butcher in today's @smh on why inequality in Aust is increasing. Worth reading. http://t.co/a4osXYUq from Lee Rhiannon's Twitter stream
- Joining Hunter locals, @greensjeremy for tour coal mining hot spots today. Start at Wendy Bowman's, local farmer taking on coal companies. from Lee Rhiannon's Twitter stream
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