Tax for NSW motorists
July 15, 2010
NSW motorists are soon to be hit with a new strategy designed to increase revenue from mobile speed vans. The first six hi tech Ford Territory vehicles will operate from July 19.
Look at me, vote for me
July 15, 2010
My apologizes to regular readers for missing the deadline last week, but I got caught up in the mock celebrations surrounding the Federal Government’s ever changing refugee policy.
Last Friday began like any other.
Relishing the red is the way ahead
July 2, 2010
GIVEN the brutal dumping of KRudd last week, I started to write this column about the rising power of Labor’s ugly factional warlords.
High performance tyres proven best
July 2, 2010
In motor talk many scribes refer to vehicle handling in complicated language. Mid corner understeer, throttle balance oversteer on exit etc. Sadly, most drivers have little knowledge of how their car works apart from putting fuel in the tank.
Keeping hold of the dream
July 2, 2010
Australia boasts that it survived the global financial crisis without major damage to its economy, nor to its financial institutions.
Tough call when it is close to home
June 24, 2010
MY WIFE’S favourite line from the classic movie, The Big Chill is the one uttered by Kevin Kline: “You know, I live here. This place means something to me. I’m dug in.”
It is a sentiment many of us can relate to, including us journos on the Advertiser.
Act 1. The local supermarket.
June 24, 2010
They had argued before they voted, although they were always testy on Saturday mornings. He said a vote for the Greens would be a wasted vote. She said a vote for the Liberal guy would be a sell out.
INCREASING DRIVER SKILLS IS THE ANSWER!
June 24, 2010
Cross the Blue Mountains heading west and the regional town of Bathurst makes for a wonderful week-end away from the big smoke. No matter what time of the year Bathurst has lots to offer tourists including the motoring museum at Mount Panorama.
Changing NSW for the better
June 24, 2010
Last week saw two substantial floggings.
NSW Premier Kristina Keneally and her state ALP government were served up a huge plate of retribution, frustration and anger, Penrith-style, at the polling booths. [Read more]
Maintaining NSW road safety agenda is vital
June 8, 2010
The current political climate in NSW is almost like a vehicle on a wet road with bald tyres. The word control is something I have trouble grasping and most people feel the same way. Our eloquent Premier Kristina Keneally is fighting hard to maintain control, the same as Treasurer Eric Roozendaal. [Read more]
Ian Luff
Bernard Bratusa
Jeff McGill