That ‘Hyperspace’ is quite so seamless in its execution is an utter joy. Label: Capitol Released: 22nd November 2019 Rating: 4/5 Stars Judging by looks alone may well be a fool’s game, but the image adorning the sleeve of ‘Hyperspace’ does in fact give much away about Beck’s 14th. Featuring […]
Indonesian rock art dated to 44,000 years old seems to show mythological figures in a hunting scene. By Ewen Callaway A cave-wall depiction of a pig and buffalo hunt is the world’s oldest recorded story, claim archaeologists who discovered the work on the Indonesian island Sulawesi. The scientists say the […]
Followed by an advance screening of the new Star Wars film, Starwars: The Rise of Skywalker
Scott Morrison is picking up that Australia’s devastating, prolonged fires are producing a soured, anti-government mood among many in the community. By Michelle Grattan It may not be entirely rational for people to turn on politicians in such situations. The actual fighting of the fires, driven primarily at state and […]
Thinktank report deems Morrison government ‘an increasingly regressive force’ By Sarah Martin Australia is the worst-performing country on climate change policy, according to a new international ranking of 57 countries. The report also criticises the Morrison government for being a “regressive force” internationally. Australia and the Morrison government scored the […]
The Hawksbridge report on a proposed Performing Arts Centre is to be considered by Councillors at tonight’s last Council meeting for the year. On Tuesday and Wednesday this week The Coffs Coast Outlook published two articles about the report which are linked to the bottom of this article. Essentially although […]
The message is simple: we can’t do anything about the weather, but we can all do something about saving water … every single one of us in all corners of our shire’s catchment. Bellingen Shire Mayor, Dominic King, said it really does not get any more serious. By Ute Schulenberg […]
Yesterday we published a story about how a report on a possible new ‘Performing Arts Centre’ was to be presented to Councillors this Thursday 12 December for their consideration. We reported the Council had highlighted to the Consultants (Hawksbridge) that “the community’s preference is for a Compact City approach”. Arguably […]
Climate experts are ‘bewildered’ by government ‘burying their heads in the sand’, and say bushfires on Australia’s east coast should be a ‘wake-up call’ By Lisa Cox Scientists are perplexed that as bushfires have intensified on Australia’s east coast, political commentary on climate change has ‘very much died down’. Leading […]
On the weekend I flew up to Sydney to attend a conference held by the Chifley Research Centre, the ALP’s thinktank. As the plane approached Sydney, the site of the fire front in the Blue Mountains was stomach-churning. And then I got to experience the air quality of Sydney that […]