The Northern Territory Government has today launched a new “whole-of-government website – nt.gov.au – making it quicker and easier for Territorians to find government information on-line”.
Of course, that all depends what you’re looking for.
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This morning, the New York Times reported that the World Bank and International Monetary Fund are planning to campaign on carbon pricing, and push countries into adopting it as the most sensible economic response to climate change.
That’s bad new for the Federal Government, which is preparing to campaign against it at the election.
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An anti-WestConnex protestor is removed from an action by police.
With the Department of NSW Planning and Environment in the crucial final stages of deciding whether the highly controversial second stage of its WestConnex project, the New M5 tollway, should be given the go ahead or not, New Matilda can reveal an engineering company hired to assist it in making the decision has a history of working for WestConnex. Wendy Bacon investigates.
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