Still blogging, just not here. August 24th, 2011 by Andrew Norton. My new blog is here. August 14th, 2011 by Andrew Norton. I start my new job at the Grattan Institute. Tomorrow, and one thing that will change as a result is my blogging. The rise and partial fall of full-fee students.

Hello all, Jacques here. Some time in the next 24 hours I expect that Catallaxy Files will be moved from its current home at WordPress. com to a server I operate. This will involve some disruption, which I will aim to minimise. com will begin to redirect to the new server instead of to here. I have tried to lock comments temporarily to prevent any.

Climate change, mathematics, and stuff. Posted by Display Name under Uncategorized. Will be on hiatus for approximately six months, due to work commitments.

Judge of a man by his questions rather than by his answers. The most erroneous stories are those we think we know best - and therefore never scrutinize or question. Monday, 9 August 2010. Okay I just had to link to this disturbingly simple guide to saving me a small bucket of money.

Commentary on economics, politics and other things. Sunday, March 29, 2009. I have a new site at WordPress. Readers please adjust your browser settings. For at least a while. I have got to express my sincere thanks to Goggle. For making the incredible Blogger. It is amazingly simple and powerful software. My reasons for making the change? I want to try something new and want to play around and learn about WordPress.

We do not need certainty to make decisions. This short clip is from a series of environmental stories made by Annie Leonard. This short clip is from a series of environmental stories made by Annie Leonard. And 16 years after, in Vancouver 2008.

Mostly news, ideas, and Sydney. As anyone who knows me knows, I love talking about driverless cars. I have a daily google search scouring the internet for any fresh mentions of the topic. They need to hurry up and get here. As Chunka Mui points out in a short series at Forbes. But we will hear a lot more about this problem, because, as I mentioned b.

Are Australian politicians overpaid? July 24, 2014. A nice pithy comment, I thought, in the way that a 140 character limit encourages. But, as happens on the internets, I found myself pitched as the opponent of meritocracy, attempting to lower the standards of politicians by discouraging our best and brightest from applying.