Great Things Falling From the Sky in Australia This Week
We have had a tumultuous week in Australia this week.
We have five mining executives lose their life in a plane crash, we have had three soldiers fall from the sky in Afghanistan, and now Thursday the 24th of June the Australian prime minister Kevin Rudd has fallen to a leadership challenge to a new lady Australian prime minister Julia Gillard.
Australia has been rocked by the Labor parties' decision to put a huge mining tax on the mining companies in our country, and Kevin Rudd as prime minister reaped a big backlash in the opinion polls.
Reeling for weeks and weeks and then as a sign that the mining industry is in trouble or an omen more like it five Australian mining executives had a plane crash.
Opinion polls for our leader have had the leaders popularity plunging from an all time high two and half years ago to such worrying levels that their was a ruthless power push and the Labor party elected a new prime minister, Australia's first woman prime minister in history.
As a person that voted for Labor in the past election I have been saddened to see some gross miss management in our country and if it was not for the hand of God, I am sure that we would be in a worse condition than we currently are.
Whilst I am happy for a woman prime minister taking us into the next election, I am not happy about everything that seems to be falling from the sky this week.
We have five mining executives lose their life in a plane crash, we have had three soldiers fall from the sky in Afghanistan, and now Thursday the 24th of June the Australian prime minister Kevin Rudd has fallen to a leadership challenge to a new lady Australian prime minister Julia Gillard.
Australia has been rocked by the Labor parties' decision to put a huge mining tax on the mining companies in our country, and Kevin Rudd as prime minister reaped a big backlash in the opinion polls.
Reeling for weeks and weeks and then as a sign that the mining industry is in trouble or an omen more like it five Australian mining executives had a plane crash.
Opinion polls for our leader have had the leaders popularity plunging from an all time high two and half years ago to such worrying levels that their was a ruthless power push and the Labor party elected a new prime minister, Australia's first woman prime minister in history.
As a person that voted for Labor in the past election I have been saddened to see some gross miss management in our country and if it was not for the hand of God, I am sure that we would be in a worse condition than we currently are.
Whilst I am happy for a woman prime minister taking us into the next election, I am not happy about everything that seems to be falling from the sky this week.
