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Alan Jones Comments 19th April

Gonski

Well, Julia Gillard is pulling all stops out to persuade the States to sign up to this $14.5 billion Gonski education package at the COAG meeting today

"Are we going to condemn some kids, because we weren't prepared to educate them properly, to a life of welfare and despondency?” she said yesterday

How many times do you have to say it?

Our education system is failing because of teaching methods not funding models

And Gonski is just more of the same

What’s more, to get this money the States will have to sign agreements...

Alan Jones -Alan Thomas & Ray Thomas

The retirement of Black Caviar

Alan Jones - Malcolm Turnbull

The NBN

Alan Jones Comments 18th April

Carbon tax

Well, what a hopeless, predictable mess

This Government never had a clue about what it was doing with this onerous, unnecessary carbon tax

And now the chickens have come home to roost

The European carbon price is currently $3.23 a tonne and is predicted to fall as low as $1.25 a tonne, after the European Parliament refused to take measures to bolster it

And that means the Gillard Government has to cut its revenue forecasts

Australia’s carbon tax morphs into an ETS in 2015 with our carbon price determined by the world...

Alan Jones - Georgina Wassell & Genevieve Horton

Rising star athletes

Alan Jones - Dr Kevin Donnelly

Joins Alan in the studio to discuss the Gonski reforms and the state of the education system

Alan Jones Comments 17th April

Coal seam gas

Well, the coal seam gas lobby is at it again

Complaining this time about the Federal Government’s so-called water-trigger amendment introduced into Parliament on 13 March

This amendment will allow Environment Minister Tony Burke to take into account the effects on groundwater when considering whether to grant approval to coal seam gas mining projects

It hasn’t yet passed the Parliament

And needless to say, the miners don’t like it

Representatives from BHP Billiton, Shell, Santos and Arrow Energy will appear before a...

Alan Jones - Craig Kelly

Cost of swimming lessons going through the roof due to carbon tax

Alan Jones - James Delingpole

Climate Change

Alan Jones Comments 16th April

Mining

Well, the tide is beginning to turn

I see the tiny town of Bulga near Singleton in the Hunter Valley has scored a victory against Rio Tinto in the NSW Land and Environment Court

The Court yesterday overturned a February 2012 decision by Planning Minister Brad Hazzard which allowed the expansion of Rio’s Warkworth coal mine just northeast of Bulga

Rio wants to extend the mine to the west and southwest – in the process removing Saddleback Ridge, the only thing separating the mine from the town

It also wants to extend its mining...

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Waratah Park Clean Up

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May 31

2013 Textile Expo 'Textiles...A Touch of Texture'

Macarthur Textile Network Inc presents 'Textiles...A Touch of Texture'

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