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- May Federal Election 2025 | Page 21 | SkyscraperCity Forum
I've been watching this count over the days and they're still going! Down to the final three (out of a total of 13) with the final redistribution now, and Labor still hasn't hit 50% (quite close though) The final is between Labor and one of the Independents, with the Liberal vote presumably being redistributed today: As of 26 May: Labor: 48 01% Independent: 29 68% Liberal Party: 22 31%
- OMG!! Tsunami alert for TAS!!! | SkyscraperCity Forum
Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology Victoria Tsunami Warning for Victoria Issued at 1746 on Sunday the 30th of September 2007 for People in coastal areas of Victoria from Wilsons promontory to Gabo Island An earthquake of preliminary magnitude 7 6 occurred at 1523 EST at 49S164E
- Povera Italia. . . . . . | SkyscraperCity Forum
Matteo Renzi was roundly defeated in a referendum to change Italy’s constitution, marking a major victory for anti-establishment and rightwing parties and plunging the eurozone’s third largest economy into political chaos The prime minister conceded defeat in an emotional speech at his residence, Palazzo Chigi, and said he would submit his resignation to Italy’s president, Sergio
- Ever wondered what and where the cloudiest and the most. . .
The most clear-skied regions on Earth are obviously the hot deserts found close to the two tropics of each hemisphere Indeed, the areas showed in the darkest hues on these maps are the Sahara, the Arabian Peninsula, the Atacama, the Kalahari-Namib and to a lesser extent in slightly lighter hues, central Australia and the Desert Southwest We may wonder if Yuma, Arizona really desserves the
- Managing Australias growth of 6 million in 20 years. .
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- Man dead after Newstead shooting | Page 2 | SkyscraperCity Forum
A 47-year-old man is dead after a shooting in Newstead in inner Brisbane this afternoon Police have removed the body from the Mercantile Place apartment complex on the river at Teneriffe Wharves, on Macquarie Street, Newstead Acting detective inspector Wesley Biddle said the man had been
- Biggest day in Sydney since Olympics 2000 - SkyscraperCity Forum
Sydney once again has turned on the weather for a massive turn out of people and events Two of the worlds great ocean liners will pass each other in the harbour tonight at 6 30pm one on each side of Pinchgut The Queen Victoria and the Queen Elizabeth 2 Then just opposite is the Gay
- Gillard caught snacking in parliament - SkyscraperCity Forum
Gillard caught snacking in parliament AAP June 3, 2010, 5:59 pm Buzz up!
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