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Have a look on AdelaideNow, and tell me if you notice anything weird about the Rann's Grand Vision headline/flash image.

[Shuz] wrote:Have a look on AdelaideNow, and tell me if you notice anything weird about the Rann's Grand Vision headline/flash image.

Is that Spire making a cameo in the background?

What the fudge... Is this an AdelaideNow skyline stuff up?

it's just as bad as ABC news using a skyline shot with 20-22 Currie St

here's a few Adelaide & SA related videos from vimeo.com. enjoy!

• * Skyline Timeline - Intercontinental Hotel, Parliament Casino and Adelaide Oval - http://vimeo.com/27138131
  * Welcome to Adelaide City - http://vimeo.com/26612537
  * Walkerville building site mini tornado - http://vimeo.com/3251736
  * IDC's approach to urban design, planning & development - http://vimeo.com/24809021
  * Radelaide downhill skateboarding - http://vimeo.com/16119020
  * Francis Wong's push for ACC Lord Mayoral role (cringe) - http://vimeo.com/15744902
  * Another bunch of timelapses, cbd & surrounds - http://vimeo.com/13797812
  * Northern Lights - http://vimeo.com/12035563

Nathan wrote:

[Shuz] wrote:Have a look on AdelaideNow, and tell me if you notice anything weird about the Rann's Grand Vision headline/flash image.

Is that Spire making a cameo in the background?

Idiots. Can we please oh please have a decent major newspaper/news website already?

crawf wrote:

Nathan wrote:

[Shuz] wrote:Have a look on AdelaideNow, and tell me if you notice anything weird about the Rann's Grand Vision headline/flash image.

Is that Spire making a cameo in the background?

Idiots. Can we please oh please have a decent major newspaper/news website already?

http://www.theaustralian.com.au

The Australian has been going downhill for a while. Every now and then they have a good Op-ed, but there has been some tripe come out of there recently.

Omicron wrote:

crawf wrote: Idiots. Can we please oh please have a decent major newspaper/news website already?

http://www.theaustralian.com.au

Nope, wrong answer.

I have a question;

Has it ever occured in any democracy in the world, with a similar model of government like ours, at State or Federal level - that the sitting Prime Minister / President loses his/her seat, but their political party wins Government again?

For example; imagine if John Howard had lost his seat to Maxine McKew in 2007 Federal Election, but the Coalition still won power. What would happen then? Who becomes Prime Minister?

[Shuz] wrote:I have a question;

Has it ever occured in any democracy in the world, with a similar model of government like ours, at State or Federal level - that the sitting Prime Minister / President loses his/her seat, but their political party wins Government again?

For example; imagine if John Howard had lost his seat to Maxine McKew in 2007 Federal Election, but the Coalition still won power. What would happen then? Who becomes Prime Minister?

Is it mandatory that a party leader must also be an MP?

Wayno wrote:

[Shuz] wrote:I have a question;

Has it ever occured in any democracy in the world, with a similar model of government like ours, at State or Federal level - that the sitting Prime Minister / President loses his/her seat, but their political party wins Government again?

For example; imagine if John Howard had lost his seat to Maxine McKew in 2007 Federal Election, but the Coalition still won power. What would happen then? Who becomes Prime Minister?

Is it mandatory that a party leader must also be an MP?

Not necessarily, just look at the current leader of the opposition in QLD, Campbell Newman.

Will wrote:

Wayno wrote:

[Shuz] wrote:I have a question;

Has it ever occured in any democracy in the world, with a similar model of government like ours, at State or Federal level - that the sitting Prime Minister / President loses his/her seat, but their political party wins Government again?

For example; imagine if John Howard had lost his seat to Maxine McKew in 2007 Federal Election, but the Coalition still won power. What would happen then? Who becomes Prime Minister?

Is it mandatory that a party leader must also be an MP?

Not necessarily, just look at the current leader of the opposition in QLD, Campbell Newman.

While Campbell Newman is leader of the LNP, he is not technically leader of the opposition. That role is currently held by Jeff Seeney, with an agreement being in place that if Campbell Newman is elected to the seat of Ashgrove at the coming election he will take on the role of parliamentary leader of the LNP.

Antony Green goes into detail, while also giving examples from Canada:

http://blogs.abc.net.au/antonygreen/201 ... an-mp.html

For those who may be interested, the State Theatre Company have an Open Day at the Festival Theatre TODAY from 11am to 4pm.

Backstage tours of the Theatres and associated 'Behind the scenes' areas will be open to the public.

It may be a rare opportunity to see inside one of Adelaide's landmark building complexes.

www.statetheatrecompany.com.au

The Road & Cycle training centre at Tea Tree Gully will be having its 30th birthday on October 29
http://www.teatreegully.sa.gov.au/page. ... d=0&c=6836