Rally – Mary Morris

Next at the National Wind Power Fraud Rally on June 18, 2013 at Parliament House, Canberra,  was Mary Morris from South Australia. Mary is a representative of a rural community impacted by noise from the Waterloo wind farm. Although research on the impact of the noise on Waterloo residents' health and sleep was conducted by a … Continue reading Rally – Mary Morris

Rally – Senator John Madigan

Next at the National Wind Power Fraud Rally on June 18, 2013 at Parliament House, Canberra,  was Senator John Madigan,  introduced by Alan Jones AO. Senator Madigan talks about his efforts to regulate the wind industry in a political climate where the wind industry has worked hand-in-glove with politicians and their staffers to design the processes that … Continue reading Rally – Senator John Madigan

Rally – Angus Taylor

Our next speaker at the National Rally was Angus Taylor, who has been pre-selected as the Liberal candidate for the electorate of Hume, in New South Wales. Angus spoke about the destruction of communities by wind turbine developments and the absurd economics of the subsidies on wind turbines and how much they are and will … Continue reading Rally – Angus Taylor

Rally – Senator Ron Boswell

The 3rd speaker at the National Wind Power Fraud Rally, on June 18, 2013, at Parliament House, Canberra, was Senator Ron Boswell.  Senator Boswell presented data about the impact of the current energy policy on our industry and manufacturing sectors, jobs and ordinary people. He called it a fraud and stated that an Abbott-lead Government … Continue reading Rally – Senator Ron Boswell

Rally – Senator Chris Back

The second speaker at the National Wind Power Fraud Rally was Senator Chris Back, Liberal Senator for Western Australia, introduced by Alan Jones AO. Chris addresses the health impacts from industrial wind turbines and the failure of Government and Wind farm operators to prevent them. He concludes by stating he has introduced an amendment into the … Continue reading Rally – Senator Chris Back

Rally – Shane Mortimer

Today we can start progressively sharing with you some video footage of the speakers at The National Wind Farm Rally, held at Parliament House, Canberra on June 18, 2013. The first speaker was Shane Mortimer, who as a Ngambri elder, welcomed us to country and performed an Ochre ceremony. He also reads a letter from … Continue reading Rally – Shane Mortimer

Vale: The Faultless Member for Hume: Alby Schultz

STT regrets to inform the world of the passing of the Faultless Former Member for Hume, Alby Schultz. What we wrote about him two years ago gives some idea of the courage and nobility of a Great Australian. His Country will miss him. This post was originally posted on 26 June 2013 STT readers - please … Continue reading Vale: The Faultless Member for Hume: Alby Schultz

The Kelly Gang takes on a Muppet Motion

There seems to be a habit among the green-left of asking questions not knowing what answer to expect. A little while back we reported on the monumental “own goal” scored by Vic Green Greg Barber when his series of Dorothy Dixers ended with Planning Minister Matt Guy confirming that Acciona’s Waubra operation has been operating … Continue reading The Kelly Gang takes on a Muppet Motion

Angus Taylor aka “The Enforcer”

With his spot in the Big House on the Hill in the bag - and his influence on the main game only a couple of months away - Angus Taylor has already signalled the death knell for wind power in Australia. **** Angus’ appearance at the National Rally has sent the greentards and their Overlords … Continue reading Angus Taylor aka “The Enforcer”

Dr Roger Sexton – CERES the most the most ill-conceived development project ever seen

For some time STT has been following the battle to save the Heartland – on SA’s Yorke Peninsula and home to Australia’s best barley growing country - bar none. Here’s a press release from David Ridgway on the latest before the SA Wind Power Select Committee. “We don’t want power station,” Yorke Peninsula landholders say … Continue reading Dr Roger Sexton – CERES the most the most ill-conceived development project ever seen