On the upside, the ebola outbreak is officially over, the Antarctic is adding ice, and a fabulous prototype electric bus is showing us the way of the future.
Even better, Mal Turnbull likes public borrowing for infrastructure, so any renewable energy project that needs finance and can make a decent business case should be able to get a decent run.
No, it ain’t all good in this world, but it ain’t all bad. Now, surely Mullumbimby can keep a big old tree.
Matt Hartley, Byron Bay
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