News.com.au (Free subscription) | 08/28/2008
TRAINEE pilots should practise in regional areas away from urban centres, Victorian Premier John Brumby has suggested.
AnonymousLefty (Free subscription) | yesterday
After the tragic crash and death of a trainee pilot at Moorabbin this week, John Brumby is quick with the knee-jerk reaction : TRAINEE pilots should practise in regional areas away from urban centres, Premier John Brumby has suggested. Fortunately, though, he won't have to do anything because: Mr Brumby said the airport was regulated by the Federal Government under...
Business Spectator (Free subscription) | 08/27/2008
... new jobs in areas such as business processing, security, call centre and technical support.Premier John Brumby said IBM's decision to be lead anchor in the centre showcased that the state had a lot to offer big business."IBM's Ballarat expansion will be a major boost for the local economy, with the investment to increase education and skills in the region," Mr Brumby said."Over...
The Age (Free subscription) | 08/24/2008
But Sir Rod Eddington's $18 billion plan to link Melbourne's eastern and western suburbs by an 18-kilometre road tunnel and a 17-kilometre rail tunnel also suggests tolls on roads that are now toll-free, as well as a London-style congestion tax. At the time of the Eddington report's release in April, Premier John Brumby said he was not "ruling anything in, nor ruling anything out" among...
The Age (Free subscription) | 08/24/2008
But Sir Rod Eddington's $18 billion plan to link Melbourne's eastern and western suburbs by an 18-kilometre road tunnel and a 17-kilometre rail tunnel also suggests tolls on roads that are now toll-free, as well as a London-style congestion tax. At the time of the Eddington report's release in April, Premier John Brumby said he was not "ruling anything in, nor ruling anything out" among...
The Age (Free subscription) | 08/24/2008
But Sir Rod Eddington's $18 billion plan to link Melbourne's eastern and western suburbs by an 18-kilometre road tunnel and a 17-kilometre rail tunnel also suggests tolls on roads that are now toll-free, as well as a London-style congestion tax. At the time of the Eddington report's release in April, Premier John Brumby said he was not "ruling anything in, nor ruling anything out" among...
