| # |
First Name |
Last Name |
Date |
State |
Confirmed |
Comment |
| 170 |
Peter |
Harris |
Thursday 22nd of Jan 2009 03:07PM |
New South Wales |
Yes |
|
| 169 |
Rohan |
Anderson |
Thursday 22nd of Jan 2009 03:08PM |
Queensland |
Yes |
We need this as a priority. |
| 168 |
sadhana |
cook |
Thursday 22nd of Jan 2009 03:06PM |
Victoria |
Yes |
do we want to save our planet or not? |
| 167 |
Brian |
Maclachlan |
Thursday 22nd of Jan 2009 03:04PM |
New South Wales |
Yes |
I fail to understand given teh current economic conditions and the importance of environmental concerns why the current government wants people to wait until 1 July for access to solar subsidies unless they have a last year's family income of under $100,000. Immediate access would see me invest in solar hot water and power. |
| 166 |
Felicity |
Millner |
Thursday 22nd of Jan 2009 03:06PM |
New South Wales |
Yes |
|
| 165 |
geoffrey |
morgan |
Thursday 22nd of Jan 2009 03:04PM |
New South Wales |
Yes |
come on guys, let's walk the walk! |
| 164 |
kevin |
halley |
Thursday 22nd of Jan 2009 03:05PM |
Victoria |
Yes |
|
| 163 |
Brendon |
Upson |
Thursday 22nd of Jan 2009 03:05PM |
New South Wales |
Yes |
Solar is the future. Invest now and save us (and the environment) buckets in the future. |
| 162 |
Colin |
Coleman |
Thursday 22nd of Jan 2009 03:03PM |
South Australia |
Yes |
Global warming and energy independence are also matters of national security. |
| 161 |
Jackie |
Harris |
Thursday 22nd of Jan 2009 03:03PM |
Victoria |
Yes |
Look after the Australian people who are trying to preserve the environment |
| 160 |
David |
Lowton |
Thursday 22nd of Jan 2009 03:03PM |
Queensland |
Yes |
Australia has been blessed with lots of free sunshine, lets use it. |
| 159 |
vicki |
simmons |
Thursday 22nd of Jan 2009 03:03PM |
Victoria |
Yes |
We should all have the opportunity to have solar power |
| 158 |
Russell |
Burne |
Thursday 22nd of Jan 2009 03:02PM |
Western Australia |
Yes |
|
| 157 |
Charmaine |
Hayes |
Thursday 22nd of Jan 2009 03:02PM |
Victoria |
Yes |
|
| 156 |
Liam |
Burke |
Thursday 22nd of Jan 2009 03:01PM |
Victoria |
Yes |
|
| 155 |
Richard |
Bowman |
Thursday 22nd of Jan 2009 02:59PM |
Western Australia |
Yes |
|
| 154 |
walter |
zamuner |
Thursday 22nd of Jan 2009 02:59PM |
Victoria |
Pending confirmation |
|
| 153 |
Gary |
Andrews |
Thursday 22nd of Jan 2009 02:58PM |
Victoria |
Yes |
|
| 152 |
Ian |
Coates |
Thursday 22nd of Jan 2009 02:58PM |
New South Wales |
Yes |
|
| 151 |
Geoff |
Whitney |
Thursday 22nd of Jan 2009 02:59PM |
Tasmania |
Yes |
|
| 150 |
Angela |
Andrews |
Thursday 22nd of Jan 2009 02:54PM |
New South Wales |
Yes |
|
| 149 |
Bruce |
Barker |
Thursday 22nd of Jan 2009 02:57PM |
Tasmania |
Yes |
Come on - make real incentives to all (private and businesses) to make our society greener, operate in a more 'renewable' mode and help save mother earth that is crying out for help. |
| 148 |
Des |
Ingleton |
Thursday 22nd of Jan 2009 02:58PM |
Western Australia |
Pending confirmation |
|
| 147 |
Garth |
Cruden |
Thursday 22nd of Jan 2009 02:55PM |
Western Australia |
Yes |
The only way that we can make any significant progress in the uptake and development of renewable energy system in Australia is through National focus and encouragement. The States cannot achieve real progress on their own and we are already behind other nations such as Britain and Germany in implementing renewable systems, despite being eminently well placed to do so. I would encourage the Minister and Mr Rudd to make a public commitment towards real support for the renewable industry. A National feedin tarrif is but one way to start this. |
| 146 |
Ani |
Whitney |
Thursday 22nd of Jan 2009 02:58PM |
Tasmania |
Yes |
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