Four wheels but no funeral

Article Abstract:

The four whell drive vehicles have steadily grown in popularity which are loved by drivers for their interior space, commanding view of the road and ability to be driven in the snow without chains. Any move by the government to ban such vehicles is likely to have political repercussions despite the NSW coroner wanting them away from schools and some city folk looking upon them as weapons of mass destruction.

Market information - general, Supply and demand, Motor vehicles, Four-wheel drive vehicles

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Boom and bust

Article Abstract:

Australia actively involved in helping rid Cambodia of large tracks of landmines and unexploded ordnance left over from the Indo-China and Vietnam War and aiding rehabilitation of the injured. Australia and Japan are the top donors in mine clearing projects and active training has helped in developing local Cambodian mine clearers.

Other Ordnance and Accessories Manufacturing, Cambodia, Ammunition, exc. for small arms, not elsewhere classified, Land Mines & Parts, Control, Land mines

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The Peter Principle

Article Abstract:

Queensland Prime Minister, John Howard feels that Peter Beattie's, Queensland premier, style has made him successful in Australian politics. Earlier Beattie had made his way out of difficulties by performing policy issues like fuel exercise and road funding.

Queensland, Appreciation, Political aspects, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Politicians, Beattie, Peter, Howard, John Winston

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