It’s been a big and interesting year especially with politics and protests for Hong Kong, let’s take a look back at the top 10 news stories of 2015.
Tag Archives: 2015
Year in Review: What on earth happened to Australian Politics?
Australian politics delivered its share of “what the…” moments in 2015. Let’s take a look back at some of the highlights…
Australia’s 2015-16 MYEFO
Treasurer Scott Morrison has promised to return the federal budget to surplus ‘as soon as possible’, acknowledging that it will take over 5 years.
Abbott vs. Turnbull – what’s the difference?
Malcolm Turnbull is the fourth Australian Prime Minister in four years. How much has changed with Turnbull’s regime?
24 photos taken at Sydney’s Sculpture by the Sea 2015
Roydon Ng takes a stroll along the Bondi Beach – Tamarama coastline in Sydney photographing the 2015 Sculpture by the Sea exhibition.
Hong Kong: 1 Year after Occupy Central
A look back at Occupy Central and the Umbrella Movement as Hong Kong prepares to mark its 1st anniversary of the civil disobedience campaign
Turnbull – a loser in waiting or winner in the making?
Is Malcolm Turnbull a loser in the waiting or winner in the making? Roydon Ng shares his opinion about the Liberal Party leadership spill.
Two Years of Tony Abbott
Time is running out for Tony Abbott to make the transition from strong opposition leader to good Prime Minister.
For What You’re Worth – RICE Rally 2015
RICE Rally 2015’s theme of For What You’re Worth featured a keynote sermon by Pastor Steve Chong at the Australian Technology Park, Sydney on 15th August.
Roydon Ng launches IAmAJournalist.com.au
Roydon Ng has launched IAmAJournalist.com.au in response to the Australian Government’s new metadata retention laws that effect on press freedoms.
A look at the 2015 Federal Budget
Roydon Ng takes a look at Treasurer Joe Hockey’s 2015 Federal Budget including the winners and losers. The budget focuses on reducing the national deficit.
Top 3 Opal Card Runs in Sydney
Sydney’s public transport users are now taking advantage of the new Opal Card to save on weekly travel costs as encouraged by transport minister Gladys Berejiklian.