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Comment by Graham Clune on April 6, 2013 at 8:24am

Maybe I am not "navigating" properly and I dont know Senator Nash but I dont see much "communication" from Fiona here.

"....I intend to use my group site to communicate with the community, keeping you informed of my activities as a NSW Nationals Senator, and having you communicate with me....

Seems to me like the communication is a bit one way at the moment.

 

Comment by Rob Moore on April 6, 2013 at 6:52am

Hello Fiona,

               Could you please check out this discussion and the comments (especially Gaucho Gill). We really need some planning and input into what the LNP plans to do to rectify this mess.

                 I'm sure Senator Scullion will help too.

http://justgroundsonline.com/forum/topics/3535428:Topic:431653

Comment by Cate Stuart on January 19, 2013 at 9:37am

Hi Fiona,

Would be really great if you are able to give an update as to what is going on in your area, and your concerns for Rural Producers regarding bankruptcy proceedings in NSW.

There have been a number of farmers / graziers whom are facing increasing hardships that are being treated appaulingly - they are made to feel "ashamed" and are being isolated - even by farming organizations.

There is going to be a new group formed on Just Grounds in the immediate future to try and connect these people of the land.

You are a landowner - Fiona, people are hurting now more than ever - we need someone to stand strong  and help with issues of the banking code of conduct in the public arena - the fraternity that you are part of - people of the land - are looking to you for support, and leadership.

They are also looking to Barnaby, and John as well.

The purpose of a new group on this site for the farming fraternity is to lend support - letting people in horrendous situations interact with people of the land - their peers, so they know they are not alone, and to share information of their experiences if they are not too intimidated to do so.

If you are interested in just reading I am able to post the link here for you to read real peoples experiences as they are exposed on this site.

Cheers Cate

Comment by Rob Moore on January 18, 2013 at 7:28am

 Hello Fiona,

                See here the power of a friendly blog-

 

http://www.michaelsmithnews.com/2013/01/-a-few-very-basic-points-ab...

 

1.5 million views a month.

We are open for business in this election year and need your help .

                 Regards,

                               Rob.

Comment by Terry S. Singeltary Sr. on January 3, 2013 at 4:59am

Greetings Honorable Senator Nash,

A warm greetings and a Happy New Year from Bacliff, Texas.

 

Ma'am, i send this to you with great urgency.

 

Wednesday, January 2, 2013

New MRSA ST398 superbug strain found in UK milk Occupational risk factor

Rapid communications

http://staphmrsa.blogspot.com/2013/01/new-mrsa-st398-superbug-strai...

kind regards,

terry

Comment by Merv Nash on January 2, 2013 at 6:16pm

My question is: Why is it that scientists who have proof and data about the climate hardly ever get published in the main stream media and never get the same coverage or respect?

Comment by Rob Moore on January 2, 2013 at 4:45pm

Written by Professor Nils-Axel Mörner

Friday, 07 December 2012 10:31

Main points - At most, global average sea level is rising at a rate equivalent to 2-3 inches per century. It is probably not rising at all. - Sea level is measured both by tide gauges and, since 1992, by satellite altimetry. One of the keepers of the satellite record told Professor Mörner that the record had been interfered with to show sea level rising, because the raw data from the satellites showed no increase in global sea level at all. - The raw data from the TOPEX/POSEIDON sea-level satellites, which operated from 1993-2000, shows a slight uptrend in sea level. However, after exclusion of the distorting effects of the Great El Niño Southern Oscillation of 1997/1998, a naturally-occurring event, the sea-level trend is zero. - The GRACE gravitational-anomaly satellites are able to measure ocean mass, from which sea-level change can be directly calculated. The GRACE data show that sea level fell slightly from 2002-2007. - These two distinct satellite systems, using very different measurement methods, produced raw data reaching identical conclusions: sea level is barely rising, if at all. - Sea level is not rising at all in the Maldives, the Laccadives, Tuvalu, India, Bangladesh, French Guyana, Venice, Cuxhaven, Korsør, Saint Paul Island, Qatar, etc. - In the Maldives, a group of Australian environmental scientists uprooted a 50-year-old tree by the shoreline, aiming to conceal the fact that its location indicated that sea level had not been rising. This is a further indication of political tampering with scientific evidence about sea level. - Modelling is not a suitable method of determining global sea-level changes, since a proper evaluation depends upon detailed research in multiple locations with widely-differing characteristics. The true facts are to be found in nature itself. - Since sea level is not rising, the chief ground of concern at the potential effects of anthropogenic “global warming” – that millions of shore-dwellers the world over may be displaced as the oceans expand – is baseless. - We are facing a very grave, unethical “sea-level-gate”.

Comment by Rob Moore on December 23, 2012 at 6:22pm

Hello Fiona,

                Three long years later- though battered and weary- we still have the site and some active members that haven't given up the fight.

 Have a good xmas break and next year will finally be the year to get some sanity back into the governing of our country.

 Regards,

                  Rob.

Comment by Fiona Nash on December 16, 2009 at 4:40pm

G'day Steve,
I am unable to attend on Friday as I have a long-standing commitment that I cannot break. I admire the Agmates community for what it is trying to do to help Peter and I will send a representative from my office on Friday.
Fiona

Comment by Christopher Leeds on November 26, 2009 at 10:42pm

I watched the senate debate last night. Just want to say thanks Fiona for standing up and representing Australia's future. Keep asking hard questions for us!

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