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More memorabilia Posted by julia at Labels: There is a collector in this car workshop near KMart. Posted by julia at Labels: , , The Palais Royale danc e hall , ‘the Pallay”, is slipping away and is drawing out fading memories from the townsfolk about the hey days (or nights) of dancing. As well as dancing, large swinging screenlike fans hung from the ceiling and were kept in motion to ‘cool it ‘ in punkah wallah style. Palais Royale in Paris can be seen on GMG’s Blogtrotter: Posted by julia at Labels: , Even the powerful eventually become memorabilia Posted by julia at Labels: Budawang Building, Canberra, ACT, for ‘high’ entertainment whether its Federal election night or the National Folk Festival. (the name is in the second image), and in 24 hours time, it will be filled to overflowing with journalists, political figures and analysists when the election polls close. Who will win our cliff-hanger federal election? During the the hall is one of a round of entertainment venues, not only that, it is sponsored by a union! (CFMEU) The Union Concert is very popular. It is said the union is with the ethics that drive the folk tradition: sharing, a sense of community and social equality, honouring good traditions and mentoring and nurturing the younger generation. Sounds OK. The election night tradition may soon give way to a virtual tally room and internet version according to the Posted by julia at Labels: , , , After this, a construction site, nearby, will be shielded from instant immolation. Are his workmates on smoko – as it was called? Posted by julia at Labels: I’m posting this no matter what. Posted by julia at Labels: Posted by julia at Labels: Just an old brick fence in Waratah but it is unique in this town. It surrounds an/a historical building which has lost some of its integrity over the years and has given up much of its garden to development and some features have been removed by the former occupants. Posted by julia at Labels: As is the case in other countries we are not allowed to nurse a baby or a child in a car whilst on the road and all passengers, of all ages, must be restrained (by seat belts). From cradle to grave there is road safety and there are fines. Some traffic offences attract demerit points as well as a fine and the licence is lost when the points reach a limit over a 3 year period, broadly speaking. To use a mobile phone is illegal whilst it is hand held. Over time, will we all improve our capabilities so as to use a mobile at the same time as driving like some manage to do? Or will we all run out of fuel before then? Posted by julia at Labels: , toilet in a large outdoor version. Others are for indoor use. an d this link is to the organization which aims to raise issues concerning better, clean and hygenic facilities and the extension of sustainable sanitation to billions more people. Another blogger, raises issues such as this in his discussions and rants from Indonesia. A National Public Toilet Map and a trip planner can be found at this government is a funny portaloo movie. Warning: it may contain Australian ‘humour’. Disposable Nappies for Babies . Now, 90% of Australian parents are using 800 million disposables per year which end up as 145.000 cubic metres of landfill and we only have a small population. What happens elsewhere? And consider vast numbers in other places who use next to no nappies at all. Somehow, it is estimated, a disposable nappy, can take as long as 500 years to decompose in landfill, according to and their web site is linked here. A small trial group decided that cloth nappies are a viable and good option during the day and other discussion is in the Issue 101 of Renew Magazine. Posted by julia at Labels: , , Posted by julia at Labels: Posted by julia at Labels: , Potential shelters waiting for market day and bigger and better times. City markets were planned but were unsuccessful. In the short term, the developers had no commonsense at all. Out of town consultants? No local knowledge? But the council was a player! Perhaps, it takes a large population and a critical mass to support some ventures. We have seen this before in the city. Ideas are developed as a tax dodge or whatever – “we tried hard and failed” type of thing. Several restaurants are up to something as well. Posted by julia at Labels: , An early photo as crowds gathered in World Heritage Kakadu in remote northern Australia in a national and international campaign to stop the development of a giant uranium mine and to hear the local people. It was a moving experience. The government was unmoved… was there. Now as an MP, he continues to be into environmental issues. He was the band Midnight Oil. Posted by julia at Labels: , , Fibre-optic technology reaches some addresses and is expanding. An election promise is for high speed broadband connectivity over the entire continent. That will sure take some doing but here’s hoping! Posted by julia at Labels: , Mast 2004 Artist Daniel Tobin. Regeneration. .. ….a response to change….The mast itself refers to the ships of the past eras while the branches and leaves are suggestive of growth and change…the water represents the constant in the ever changing city Posted by julia at Labels: Teachers and art students. The romance of sketching? Hotels Newcastle High students in the main street at the daggy end of town. Craft a sustainable future Posted by julia at Labels: The federal election is on the weekend after next, the 24th of November! When some of us say next weekend we mean the weekend that is immediately coming up. I would think that’s what Australians used to say and mean. Others use this weekend instead and all of us know that option as well. But some of us never refer to a distant time as next weekend or next Thursday etc. I will have to watch this. Posted by julia at Labels: , , Dora On safari. A village school away in Indonesia. video here! The privatisation of our school education is going right ahead and the state schools often feel the consequences. Fashions in education change and all with the government’s blessing. Posted by julia at Labels: , House design . Yes, the suburb of Mayfield is at the cutting edge. Deconstruction is in. Posted by julia at Labels: Unity in Defiance. The flag of the Eureka Stockade uprising of 1854. The legendry uprising played out on the goldfields in Victoria. The flag is believed to be designed by a Canadian miner. It is adopted by anti-authoritarian groups and others. Bikies have been known to use it. We have never seen a political coup or revolution or civil war around here although the Whitlam government was dismissed on a November 11 and we almost have a ‘dictatorship’. The worst warfare occured/s against the Aborigines. BMW, trying to look ‘endro’, beside the Wollombi Pub. Incidentally the pub was half under water in the June flood . Below: Yamaha and a Honda. Posted by julia at Labels: , A community happening. It is disappointing how one of the contenders in the coming election never fails to state that the economy is his priority. Posted by julia at Labels: This scene is new to me as a visitor to that area. This image is promoting multiculturalism. Small children need some quiet time to discover the simpler side of life; to experience some of what patience asks of them. Certain childhood pastimes, such as motorbike riding, equate with instant thrills and are something of an overkill, both literally and figuratively, and could even drown out that spirit of wonder that I’ve heard about. Posted by julia at Labels: Posted by julia at Labels: , Posted by julia at Labels: Melbourne Cup Parties , hats and fascinators, Cup sweeps and betting yesterday. Many different circumstances in the past come to my mind in which the Cup was the focus. Imagine Aussie gatherings all round the world for the race and to touch home base again. Amazingly, at Hotels Newcastle racecourse, camel races took the place of horse races due to equine influenza. The sign, Coke Oven, above the poker machines is playing with the imagery of this post-industrial suburb. Posted by julia at Labels: , Treasure from the faraway land of Tutankhamun. Posted by julia at Labels: Another bizarre yet interesting local. Kangaroo Paw , genus Anigozanthos in eleven species, occurs naturally only in Western Australia but is possibly grown far and wide. Posted by julia at Labels: Christmas lights are being installed on KMart in Waratah and, in the style of is our national coat of arms. (link to art works in this curious naive style) A patriotic and bizarre combination of heraldry with ‘roo, emu, white cockatoo and possibly a black cockatoo or brush turkey is displayed. The red flower is a Waratah, the floral emblem for this state and is set in a Christmas wreath. In the official coat of arms the ‘roo and emu are indigenous and there is a belief that neither animal can walk backwards and have come to represent progress. King Edward VII granted use of a coat of arms to the Commonwealth and King George V an updated version. (Even Heraldry in Britain dates back to the French Plantagenet Kings) Posted by julia at Labels: , , Reading what’s for sale and havin’ the blues . I can’t buy a new apartment!….. Dabbling with the November Photo theme. Posted by julia at Labels: Perhaps young drivers take undue risk on the roads. It makes good sense that adolescents take up demanding and challenging interests to test out their skills and their love of action and their level of responsibility before they jump headlong into driving a car or road bike on the highway. It must be counterproductive to protect kids from all risk and for them to have none other than a super comfortable existence, at least in our society, competitive as it is. As for small children there are responsibilities that small children can start to take up and have time enough to develope imagination and good things long before they engage in big kids stuff. As well, road and off-road safety surely relies on a little maturity. Posted by julia at Labels: , , , The headstones are in the grounds of the cathedral. This cemetery was in disarray until these very old monuments were nicely arranged and a park took shape . It wasn’t too bad the way it was where mysterious sepulchres lay half-open and overgrown with vines and shrubs. The cathedral choir-master was Bach-like and his family lived in a big old house at the end of a path. Views out over the town and harbour remain worthy. Posted by julia at Labels: , No smoking in hotels and clubs has led to outdoor areas becoming the norm. In New Lambton, the West Leagues Club has cool waters and a fake rockface beside which to relax! Accommodation surrounds the ‘headwaters’ in the tropical wonderland on the top level! The gym is another interest. Phoenix Club in Mayfield is about to build a hotel to add to the new swimming pool and fitness facilities. Are the poker machines and Keno losing ground? So, now, the staff will escape the risks of passive smoking and when we leave the club our clothing won’t reek of cigarettes. Posted by julia at Labels: , Muted early morn in remote hills in Queensland Lower: Pandanus and the Sunshine Coast with Caloundra, Mooloolaba, Maroochydore, Noosa and the ten Glasshouse monoliths in the distance. Posted by julia at Labels: , , This corner shop has survived due to a ‘change in lifestyle’ from groceries to the lunch trade for workers. Posted by julia at Labels: , , Ukrainian Catholic Church in Adamstown, an Eastern Rite church. All the wood work is carved in a delicate style in this small building dating from about 1950s. Are all Christian calendars marked with the days this week from which Halloween originated? Posted by julia at Labels: , Subscribe to: Prime Minister and Labor Party and Co: …….. Don’t know what you have in mind, but please, legislate to put a price on carbon, ……….please legislate to tax mineral extraction……….. pay the ultimate price…at the risk of losing office – take action now! Live Dangerously!…….. It will take far too long for the ‘old guard’ to take up the challenge around climate, and for them to give up protecting some from change and from the resulting new economic and social responses. All intellectual property and images are freely available to one and all! The blog where even the most insidious advertisers hesitate! MAY 2010. Hotels Newcastle AUSTRALIA When in archives, view the most recent entry on blog with a click In two dimension, Blog is a local record, presented by an amateur. Hotels Newcastle + Africa + Asia & The Pacific + Europe & Middle East + North America + South America Hello..hello wantoks..Hotels Newcastle Australia calling… Hey! The content aims to convey our lived experience in the style of holiday snaps. It is simply recording the scene. See if it is infused with the surroundings and if it shares fragments of local goings on. Trivia unlimited. Dies Felices! …. November 2010 BLOGS I avidly follow NONE from Asia, Australia & the Pacific or Africa or Europe & Middle East or the Americas (parody) How does one find time to surf the net? BIRABAN is the protector of the peoples of the local Awabakal Nation. He shows himself as an eagle hawk. When he passes he leaves his shadow imparting protection and strength. . N E W C A S T L E hype . N owhere E lse W ould C ompare A nd S urpass T his L iving E xperience .Kn ights E nergy W ine C oal A rts S occer: T his L ittle E den . N octurnal E astend … W asted C rowds… A nimato. S pirited…. T hud. L o llling. E xurbanites. Outstanding films are made about natural history. We know much more about nature than ever before. Every aspect of habitat and biodiversity is demonstrated before us in stunning images. Yet, it is perverse. Does this influence our reactions to nature? To the global community? Are we influenced towards conservation and towards lessening the pressures on the environment by significant change to our lifestyle. We are interdependent with nature. It is vital. What is the excuse for inaction, for instance, loss of species, for one, would be self-evident to believers and unbelievers of climate change alike. Who will change the impact of their western lifestyle? It takes much more than doing away with plastic shopping bags! Perhaps the glossy wildlife films about bounteous and rich, remote environments are really only a form of entertainment and escapism. The reality of our local communities and their stand offs with nature will never be related in our mind with the glamourous nature films nor seen as every bit as vital. To rehash : Climate, conservation, economy, global warming and sustainability are not separate concerns. An organic approach makes the most sense, nay, is the only valid approach to a combination of challenges. Simple template. 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