Video will begin in 5 seconds.
Police cordon off ministerial entrance
Easy entry for nearly half of burglaries
M2 closes after fatal truck crash
Six children injured in boat explosion
2014 heat: what does it all mean?
Labor Party faces a major blow, set to lose power in its last state of South Australia after the Liberals claim victory in Tasmania. Nine News.
The South Australian Liberal Party is pinning last-minute hopes on a record number of pre-poll and postal votes to scrape into government, but Labor believes it can still win the support of independents to retain power in the state.
Voters will have to wait days for Saturday's election to be decided, but the most likely prospect is a minority government relying on two independents.
The government and the opposition in Canberra are watching the wash-up with keen interest. If Labor holds on to government in the state after the Liberal Party swept to power in Tasmania at the weekend, South Australia would have denied the conservative parties a clean sweep across the federal and state landscapes.
Read more here:
Liberals pin hopes on postal votes for the South Australian election
Clayville Fire Department firefighters along with other area fire departments hang American flags over Oriskany Boulevard to pay tribute during the funeral procession for Whitesboro firefighter Jennifer Cortese, Thursday, Jan. 8, 2015. Cortese passed away unexpectedly on Saturday, Jan. 3. ... more >
The number of self-identified conservatives continued to outpace the number of moderates and liberals in the U.S. population in 2014, though the gap between conservatives and liberals was the smallest in Gallups trends since 1992.
The percentage of adults who identified themselves as politically conservative was 38 percent unchanged from 2013. The percentage of moderates, 34 percent, was also unchanged, while 24 percent considered themselves liberal, the third straight year that number increased by a percentage point.
In 1992, meanwhile, about four in 10 Americans identified themselves as moderate, with conservatives at 36 percent and liberals at 17 percent.
Results were based on aggregated telephone interviews from 15 Gallup polls conducted in 2014, with a random sample of 16,479 U.S. adults; the margin of error is plus or minus 1 percentage point.
The rest is here:
Conservatives outnumber other groups, but liberals tick up, Gallup poll says
Vote coming Jan. 19
Fortune Bay-Cape La Hune residents will soon know who their Liberal candidate will be for the 2015 provincial election.
Nominations opened last Wednesday and close Jan. 12. Voting will take place Mon., Jan. 19.
Three residents of the Coast of Bays said in 2014 that they would be seek the nomination - Bill Carter of Harbour Breton, Conrad Collier of St. Albans and Mildred Skinner of Harbour Breton.
The candidates outlined some of their views in an earlier Advertiser article.
Bill Carter
Carter said one of the key issues in the district is the co-existence of its two main industries the traditional fishery and the aquaculture industry.
Its well known that the aquaculture industry has been a huge economic boost to the region in the past eight years, he said. We really need to make sure the industry is managed properly, particularly from a bio-security perspective.
We need to protect the long-term stability, viability and sustainability of the industry which has to be managed in a constructive manner.
Excerpt from:
Liberals choosing candidate for Fortune Bay-Cape La Hune
Liberals Promote Human-Animal Equality
"The LGBTQ rights and animal rights movements must work together to achieve human and nonhuman equality..." says activist Dominique De La Loza at a recent meeting of the organization Direct...
By: Daylight Disinfectant
Original post:
Liberals Promote Human-Animal Equality - Video
Jodie Emery on Sun TV: Canada #39;s Liberals Support Legal Pot
From Sun TV: "Jodie Emery is running for the Liberals in Vancouver East and says her party strongly supports the legalization of pot." http://www.sunnewsnetwork.ca/video/3972367437001 Find...
By: Pot TV
See more here:
Jodie Emery on Sun TV: Canada's Liberals Support Legal Pot - Video