The political conversation about Western Sydney over the past week has veered from bewildered wonderment, through ignorant derision and into utter rubbish. My frustration has grown, as I sit on the train in the morning, winding my way through the suburbs into the city.
Often this week, I've looked up from the Twitter conversation I'm following, with the radio babbling away in my ears, and ponder my fellow commuters.
Beachdair
Kathryn Crosby
bluntshovels
Damien Walker
Drag0nista
Ed Butler
evidently
greenat1something
hobjobblesmum
lentern
mrtiedt
Nick Osbaldiston
WhitWords
prestontowers
pseudomorph
rchirgwin
samueljm
Davispg
M Nash
theevansboy
[...] Climate Commission about what climate change will mean for the Western Sydney suburbs. As a major manufacturing region, there is also huge potential for retooling factories to produce renewable energy components [...]
[...] Climate Commission about what climate change will mean for the Western Sydney suburbs. As a major manufacturing region, there is also huge potential for retooling factories to produce renewable energy components [...]