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[Apolitical.info] @ Political - your portal to anarchism in Australia and throughout ...: A senior judge has criticised the Victorian Government for its handling of young people in state care, saying they are victims of "sloppy and disgraceful behaviour".

[Stevegloor.typepad.com] Stephen Gloor: "Kersten Gentle  is from a third generation timber family.  She has a realpassion for forests, rural communities and Australia’s heritage.Kersen is a mother of three young children and cares deeply abouthow they are educated, especially on environmental issues.   Kerstencares about the future and wants public policy decisions onenvironmental issues to be evidence-based and solution focused. Kersten believes in negotiation and mediation.  She believes thatthe time has come for everyone to work together to ensure Australia’sunique environment is managed for its intrinsic values and for allAustralians.Kersten is currently the Victorian State Manager of TimberCommunities Australia and President of the School Councilat Healesville Primary.  Since 1999 Kersten has coordinated the annualHealesville Timber Festival."

[Chaosgeneration.com] Chaos Generation Weblog: A subtle politics infuses Peter Hennessey's digital animation of the Voyager space probe and soundtrack of messages recorded for anyone in outer space who may encounter the voyager, greetings from earth to aliens. Guy Benfield constructs room environments and in a mock-ironic reprise of 70s performance art, he pours, splashes and rolls around in paint to make visceral, humourous, sexually charged art works recorded on video and played back in the final gallery installation.

[Reconciliaction.org.au] Freedom Ride 2005 blog: We left Dubbo and headed for Gulargambone where we were greeted at the Gulargambone CDEP by Wayne (affectionately known as Herbie), a local man who has done much for the Aboriginal community. He proudly showed us through the beautiful timber building, the pottery shop and later the local pub. Still standing was the wall that once separated Indigenous from non-Indigenous patrons, a remnant of the days of segregation.

 [Barelyfitz.com] 2004 July (BarelyBlogging): At the same time, we pay dearly at lumber yards and home centers for many of the hardwoods and softwoods we continue to burn, bury, grind, and throw away. My book, Harvesting Urban Timber - A Complete Guide, encourages woodworkers to make better use of urban timber by saving the best logs for lumber. The book is full of photographs and expert reviewed, computer-generated illustrations to help make clear the more complicated aspects of urban logging and milling.

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