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Most of us grow up hating stinging nettle. I’m sure, thinking back to our childhood, we have all experienced the pain it can inflict, when playing happily in the yard, our skin brushed against this plant, and whatever game we were playing came to an abrupt end, as we rushed to our mother’s arms for […]

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Paul Starick, Bernard Humphreys The Advertiser http://www.news.com.au March 23, 2015 WEEKEND penalty rates are set to be slashed in South Australia’s retail sector after a landmark agreement between the shop assistants’ union and Business SA. In the first agreement of its kind, the deal will see the end of Saturday penalties…

http://www.cairnsnews.org When will the first shots be fired by the oppressed citizenry ? http://www.austlii.edu.au/cgi-bin/sinodisp/au/cases/cth/FCCA/2015/351.html?stem=0&synonyms=0&query=BRG%20880/2014 Signed complete forms 23; 18 and Exhibit DJW 1 to DJW – 11.compressed.pdf A former police prosecutor has attempted to file an application in the High Court of Australia against his bankruptcy proceeding initiated by Mackay City Council. If filed it […]

TOTT News John Rau ensures the public that these measures are necessary. Photo: Adelaide Now South Australians who refuse to submit to on-the-spot fingerprint scans will face up to three months behind bars or a $1250 fine, under promised election proposals by Attorney-General and Deputy Premier, John Rau last year. In an article by the Adelaide Advertiser, […]

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Network Writers, Wires http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au March 19, 2015 Abbott and Shorten reach deal on metadata CONTROVERSIAL data retention laws have passed federal parliament’s lower house, but only after the government agreed to a last-minute concession protecting journalists. MPs on Thursday approved legislation, which requires telecommunications firms to retain customer data for two…

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Lanai Scarr http://www.couriermail.com.au March 17, 2015 Attorney-General Senator George Brandis speaking to the media at Parliament House in Canberra. BLOGGERS are unlikely to be covered by provisions protecting journalists in the govenment’s controversial metadata retention bill. Attorney-General George Brandis said the measures would be introduced to the House of Representatives today.…

Written first by Stephen Mocko on NaturalNews.com Unless you live under a rock, you would be hard pressed to escape the recent media hype about the outbreak of the Ebola virus. But how much do you know about this disease? When did it first occur and why the sudden media obsession with it? Is it […]

Greetings once again to all my readers. On Sunday I had the chance to be a guest on another great Australian podcast. There’s a link at the bottom to listen. Conspiracy Oz Podcast features host Mick Raven who talks about all things related to the NWO agenda and its impact here in Australia. Mick scours […]

Originally posted by EurekaWellness.com “Last year I decided to do the right thing and try to rip off a bit of the weight that has crept up on me over the years. As well as dusting off my old push bike and increasing my physical activity, I made a few dietary changes. My wife and […]

What my 4 stage reverse osmosis filter looks like after 18 months.  By General Maddox Hi everyone. Just a personal message today about water. In particular, what it looks like to change my 4 stage reverse osmosis water filter. In the video below you will see first hand just how filthy our municipal water supply […]

Below is a post by Sue Maynes from The Commonwealth of Australia Facebook page where research is posted about the theft of our civil and political rights and rights of equity. [Editor’s note: I made some minor grammatical and typographical changes. Emphasis added too]. A lot of you are having trouble with where the Record of Live […]