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THE federal parliamentary Speaker is under fire for using a charter helicopter to take an 100-kilometre journey from Melbourne to Geelong last year. She's also facing criticism for spending $300,000 on travel in a year. Asked if Ms Bishop's use of entitlements passed the sniff test, the treasurer said: "Instinctively, it doesn't". |
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Joe Hockey has called on Bronwyn Bishop explain why she spent more than $5,000 of taxpayers’ money to charter a helicopter to attend a Liberal party fundraiser in late 2014. Asked on Macquarie Radio on Thursday if the Speaker’s expenses passed the “sniff test”, the treasurer answered: “Instinctively, it doesn’t. |
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. Navy News Service. Story Number: NNS150715-02 Release Date: 7/15/2015 9:47:00 AM. By Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Joe Bishop, USS Fort Worth Public Affairs. SOUTH CHINA SEA (NNS) -- The littoral combat ship USS Fort Worth (LCS 3) partnered with the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile.... |
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Excerpts from recent editorials in newspapers in the United States and abroad: July 15. Los Angeles Times on the Boy Scouts' gay gap: The Boy Scouts of America didn't go as far as it ought to have with its new recommendation on gay Scout leaders, but it did make reluctant headway. |
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Excerpts from recent editorials in newspapers in the United States and abroad: July 15. Los Angeles Times on the Boy Scouts' gay gap: The Boy Scouts of America didn't go as far as it ought to have with its new recommendation on gay Scout leaders, but it did make reluctant headway. |
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Excerpts from recent editorials in newspapers in the United States and abroad: July 15. Los Angeles Times on the Boy Scouts' gay gap: The Boy Scouts of America didn't go as far as it ought to have with its new recommendation on gay Scout leaders, but it did make reluctant headway. |
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Bertie Ahern is set to appear before the Banking Inquiry tomorrow, but it's worth looking back at some of his most inexplicable moments to date, as remembered by the internet. When he came to [power in 1997, Bertie promised a new brand of Fianna Fáil politics. |
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Excerpts from recent editorials in newspapers in the United States and abroad: July 15. Los Angeles Times on the Boy Scouts' gay gap: The Boy Scouts of America didn't go as far as it ought to have with its new recommendation on gay Scout leaders, but it did make reluctant headway. |
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- The leader of a controversial South African church who previously made headlines by commanding his followers to drink gasoline and eat human hair is now ordering his flock to eat live snakes.
'Prophet' Penuel Mnguni of the End Times Disciples Ministries in Pretoria told his congregants that the.... |
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Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh will travel to the Vatican in Rome next week to join 50 other mayors for a papal conference on human trafficking and climate change. Walsh is listed in the program as one of 50 mayors who will attend the conference with Pope Francis. |
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(Originally published by the Daily News on July 23, 1999.) John F. Kennedy Jr. was returned to the sea that claimed his life yesterday when his ashes, along with the remains of his wife and her sister, were committed to the deep in a simple, stately ceremony aboard a Navy destroyer. |
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