Once I have dropped the children off for the first day at school I know that my return to the Parliament House part of my employment i...

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   Our future is determined to a large extent by who we are and where we live. When we are young we may have dreams of beauty, fame or weal...

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  This week has been one of remembering the tragic course of the ferocious force of nature that laid waste to sections of the Lockyer Valley and...

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My daughters keep telling me about the Mayan Indians' prediction that 2012 will be the end of the world. One day, a prediction such as that, I imagine...

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    I like genuine agnostics. They do not get bent out of shape by other religions, they are just thinking about it and them and how and w...

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The end of the year is imminent but the orbit of eclectic and core issues keeps your city in that post political glow. That glow attracts the belated ...

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  The carbon tax must have done the trick. It has been considerably colder here in Queensland lately. In fact, Queensland has had its coolest ma...

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    In GK Chesterton's Father Brown novels the world renowned criminal Flambeau makes a name for himself by forming a successful London da...

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    The Murray-Darling Basin is often viewed as a network of inter-connected garden hoses, where if you drop a litre of water in at Toowoo...

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    The Labor party did something remarkable last week, they actually paid back some money after borrowing $11 billion over the six weeks ...

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