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[DON CIO - All Content] DON CIO News: Naval Special Warfare Command (NSW) Knowledge ...: NSW KM Working Group received the award for Superior leadership .right: Top row: Jay Washabaugh, Jerry Moy, Bob Hutchinson, Gary Tingley and Joe Aquiningoc.

[NSW KM Forum] Valuing Intangibles: From Numbers to Narratives (Tuesday 26th ...: John’s consulting work in the field of Intellectual Capital has involved large national and international government and publicly listed organisations and is on the cutting edge of management practice. John’s academic pursuits have lead to the publication of articles in several international peer reviewed academic journals.

[inCite] Letters to the editor - ALIA home: She brings skills and attributes which are necessary for the fulfilment of the Library's aspirations. They are also skills that will enrich the profession.

[Cotton Catchment Communities CRC What's New] Annual Report 2008-2009: Dr John Triantafilis. University of NSW. Diane McLane. Nutrient release to vetch phases in cotton systems - the role of P and S nutrition. Summer. Scholarship. Dr Chris Guppy. University of Central. Queensland. Bronwyn. Townsend ...... use efficiency in NSW. The cotton industry - an industry approach. Irrigation Australia Conference, 21 May 2008,. Melbourne, Australia. Parr EJ, Wigginton D and Smith PA. (2008). Knowledge management in irrigated cotton and grains. ...

[NRMA Motoring Blog] NSW fine revenue figures | NRMA Motoring Blog | Road safety, road ...: from the RTA there who told me that apparently the law is written in such a way, that even if you physically did not have a chance to see the speed limit sign (for example because it was placed on the stretch of the road before the place where you entered it) you are still guilty of disobeying the speed limit. So I decided to plea ‘guilty with explanation’, because I thought that perhaps I can point out the unfairness of the situation.

[Local Government and Shires Associations of NSW news] Stop press: Management Authorities Act 2003. Councils are strongly encourages to participate in the review process and make recommendations to the NSW Government.

[eScholarship Repository] eScholarship: Modeling the effect of roads and other disturbances ...: Many of these distur- bances are managed or planned for in management plans for peri-urban reserves (NSW NPWS 2000). Yet the impacts of roads on wildlife in these reserves are often given only cursory management consideration if any.

[Local Government and Shires Associations of NSW news] Stop press: The aim of Councils and the Public Access to Information is to enhance the knowledge and skills of participants in understanding and responding to requests for access to council's documents under the Local Government Act 1993, ....

[The Offical Anglo Indian Blog Page] In to the heart of the educator « The Offical Anglo Indian Blog Page: I remember an incident when she was told of a very poor Anglo-Indian family living in a godown was negotiating the ”˜sale’ of their nine-year old daughter to a local butcher. Mum was horrified and within the hour she was on their door step and the little girl was ”˜removed’ from their care and admitted as boarder to the Pratt.

[Piers Akerman] Rivers scandal a blight on Bligh | Daily Telegraph Piers Akerman Blog: Then I couldn’t help thinking of Osama Bin Laden and his lot, using American assistance to defeat the Russians in Afghanistan and then looking around for the next Great Satan for continued relevance - damn it, lets stuff up the Americans. Perhaps that’s a bit harsh on Bob Brown.

[Samuel's Blog] Samuel's Blog » The top 101 failures of Nathan Rees' 1st year as ...: 21 December 2008 - Nathan Rees fails to discipline the Minister for State Development, Ian Macdonald after it’s revealed he has used Department credit cards to purchase a TV, cabinets, desks and other furniture for his home, enjoyed upmarket lunches at taxpayers’ expense and hired a helicopter to the Hunter Valley for a $2000 lunch and mining tour. Minister Macdonald is dubbed “Sir Lunchalot” following further revelations he spent $150,000 on accommodation, food and drink for a wine advisory council he established.

[Centurean2's Weblog] Another BRITISH SOLDIERs LIFE STOLEN FOR OIL!! Plan to Invade ...: Many parents did not know their children, aged as young as three had been sent to Australia. Child care agencies (guess who they are) worked with the government to send disadvantaged children to a rosy future and supply what was deemed “good white stock”

[newmatilda.com - Independent news, analysis and satire] Introducing PowerChoices | newmatilda.com: Before the weekend, an email to Labor MPs from NSW ALP President Bernie Riordan - to the effect that those who chose to vote to retain public ownership of electricity assets need not fear loss of their preselection - was leaked to the press. The weekend's vote of 107 in favour of privatisation, 702 against, means that the tables are now turned: those Labor MPs who stand by their Premier and vote for privatisation could find themselves like turkeys voting for Christmas.

[Perenjori Recent items of interest] Hello world! « Perenjori Recent items of interest: Located 348 km north of Perth Western Australia, Perenjori is a little more interesting than most of the northern wheatbelt towns. Apart from the mandatory wheat silos, railway line and hotel with motel­style accommodation its appeals include a genuinely delightful main street with large stands of gum trees, one of Monsignor Hawes¹ churches (although,in fairness, it is one of the least interesting), an interesting local folk Museum and, 68 km east, the gold mining ghost town of Rothsay.

[drive blog] drive blog: Northern Territory's speedy days are over: Arbitrary speed limits have never saved lives.Road deaths are invariably the result of driver error in one form or another.It's my belief that driver education is the answer to this problem.Currently we teach learner drivers how to pass a license test,nothing more and when they find themselves in an unexpected situation they have no idea what to do,they then become just a passenger. Driver attitudes need to change as well too many drivers both young and old overestimate their ability and end up in situations they can't handle.Compulsory advanced driving courses will help but won't entirely solve the problem.I think in our "time poor" society impatience is a big killer,it causes people to take risks in the hope of making up a few seconds.

[Agmates Rural News] Agmates Rural News » Blog Archive » NSW & Vic GM Farmers Names ...: NZ Barrister and international law expert Duncan Currie recently warned Australian farmers who sign Monsanto GM canola contracts that they are not permitted to sell their land for up to two years after the contract expires, without the company’s agreement. Their obligations pass to the next landholder who may also be liable for any past breaches.

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