Comments on: MY LIFE: Candidates Gone Wild http://worldoftoday.org/2008/04/29/my-life-candidates-gone-wild/#utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=my-life-candidates-gone-wild News and Views Fri, 03 Sep 2010 06:51:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: job http://worldoftoday.org/2008/04/29/my-life-candidates-gone-wild/comment-page-1/#comment-637 job Fri, 08 Aug 2008 18:14:05 +0000 http://worldoftoday.org/2008/04/29/my-life-candidates-gone-wild/#comment-637 ountdown to opening ceremony in Beijing The ABC's Stephen McDonnell describes the scene at Tiananmen Square in Beijing where thousands of people have gathered to celebrate the dawn raising of the flag on the 8th of August, 2008. The issue of pollution is still making headlines but the head of the IOC has dismissed the haze as pollution, saying athletes are not at risk. TRANSCRIPT REAL AUDIO WINDOWS MEDIA MP3 Fresh warnings to athletes about doping The World Anti-Doping Agency says track and field athletes must rid the sport of drugs or risk becomming irrelevant. TRANSCRIPT REAL AUDIO WINDOWS MEDIA MP3 Rudd Government to ratify torture treaty The Rudd Labor Government is planning to ratify the Optional Protocol to the UN's Convention Against Torture as well as introduce a federal law that would make torture a criminal offence. The Federal Attorney-General Robert McClelland tells AM the move marks an end to the Howard Government's defensive approach to human rights TRANSCRIPT REAL AUDIO WINDOWS MEDIA MP3 Taser trouble for torture laws Tasers are used by police in several Australian states and there are concerns that the Federal Government's decision to sign up to the UN's Convention Against Torture could make their use illegal. TRANSCRIPT REAL AUDIO WINDOWS MEDIA MP3 Primary principals call for curriculum overhaul The Primary Principals' Association is worried about an overcrowded curriculum and has released a position paper arguing for a national curriculum that covers only the minimum essential content. It also wants funding to be reviewed, and doubled in lower socio-economic areas. TRANSCRIPT REAL AUDIO WINDOWS MEDIA MP3 Territorians prepare to vote in poll Labor is chasing its third term in tomorrow's election in the Northern Territory, while the Country Liberals will be trying to claw back seats to ensure the party's viability. TRANSCRIPT REAL AUDIO WINDOWS MEDIA MP3 Countries circle Artic oil options The search for new oil reserves and other rare resources has taken on a new impetus and energy hungry nations have their eyes set on the frozen territory around the North Pole. British cartographers have drawn up a new map to determine who owns what. TRANSCRIPT REAL AUDIO WINDOWS MEDIA MP3 Supreme Court to hear Sonny Bill case The National Rugby League and the Canterbury Bulldogs will seek an injunction in the Supreme Court today stopping Sonny Bill Williams from playing for another club. Williams broke his contract two weeks ago when he fled the country and signed with the French Rugby Union club of Toulon. ountdown to opening ceremony in Beijing
The ABC’s Stephen McDonnell describes the scene at Tiananmen Square in Beijing where thousands of people have gathered to celebrate the dawn raising of the flag on the 8th of August, 2008. The issue of pollution is still making headlines but the head of the IOC has dismissed the haze as pollution, saying athletes are not at risk.

TRANSCRIPT REAL AUDIO WINDOWS MEDIA MP3

Fresh warnings to athletes about doping
The World Anti-Doping Agency says track and field athletes must rid the sport of drugs or risk becomming irrelevant.

TRANSCRIPT REAL AUDIO WINDOWS MEDIA MP3

Rudd Government to ratify torture treaty
The Rudd Labor Government is planning to ratify the Optional Protocol to the UN’s Convention Against Torture as well as introduce a federal law that would make torture a criminal offence. The Federal Attorney-General Robert McClelland tells AM the move marks an end to the Howard Government’s defensive approach to human rights

TRANSCRIPT REAL AUDIO WINDOWS MEDIA MP3

Taser trouble for torture laws
Tasers are used by police in several Australian states and there are concerns that the Federal Government’s decision to sign up to the UN’s Convention Against Torture could make their use illegal.

TRANSCRIPT REAL AUDIO WINDOWS MEDIA MP3

Primary principals call for curriculum overhaul
The Primary Principals’ Association is worried about an overcrowded curriculum and has released a position paper arguing for a national curriculum that covers only the minimum essential content. It also wants funding to be reviewed, and doubled in lower socio-economic areas.

TRANSCRIPT REAL AUDIO WINDOWS MEDIA MP3

Territorians prepare to vote in poll
Labor is chasing its third term in tomorrow’s election in the Northern Territory, while the Country Liberals will be trying to claw back seats to ensure the party’s viability.

TRANSCRIPT REAL AUDIO WINDOWS MEDIA MP3

Countries circle Artic oil options
The search for new oil reserves and other rare resources has taken on a new impetus and energy hungry nations have their eyes set on the frozen territory around the North Pole. British cartographers have drawn up a new map to determine who owns what.

TRANSCRIPT REAL AUDIO WINDOWS MEDIA MP3

Supreme Court to hear Sonny Bill case
The National Rugby League and the Canterbury Bulldogs will seek an injunction in the Supreme Court today stopping Sonny Bill Williams from playing for another club. Williams broke his contract two weeks ago when he fled the country and signed with the French Rugby Union club of Toulon.

]]> By: danny http://worldoftoday.org/2008/04/29/my-life-candidates-gone-wild/comment-page-1/#comment-505 danny Sun, 11 May 2008 22:17:22 +0000 http://worldoftoday.org/2008/04/29/my-life-candidates-gone-wild/#comment-505 whores, chen. whores. whores, chen. whores.

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thumbs down – for people who don’t capitalize their names or others’ names

thumbs up – for your pants

thumbs down – for this review

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