Posts Tagged ‘Victorian Bushfires 2009’
2009 Victorian bushfires Fund – Appeal
In: General
9 Feb 2009The 2009 Victorian bushfire Fund to assist individuals and communities affected by devastating bushfires in Victoria has been launched by the Premier John Brumby in partnership with Red Cross and the Federal Government. Donations can be made using our secure online donations form or by phoning 1800 811 700.
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My name is Dean Tregenza. My posts to this blog come from stuff on my notebook that I gather as I go about doing the things I do. The subject matter of the posts cover pretty much anything that comes to my mind. Some of it may be about technology related things. Everything I write is possibly heresy and wrong. For the record the content in the blog posts are not necessarily the opinions or the beliefs of the author, the people he quoted, or anyone else for that matter.
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- The bird has flown the nest
What can one say?
In: Media Comment
8 Feb 2009Here I am sitting here at home with my air conditioning reading the newspaper online.
It all puts so many things into correct perspective. Words cannot describe the tragedy well enough. Cheryl names it hell.