Bill Hoffman

Bill Hoffman
  • Joined: Mar 2009
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  • published: 480
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Published a story 11:47am May 24th

RATHER than being a “great burden” the carbon tax was a price worth paying for the environment, according to Greens Fisher candidate Garry Claridge.

Green candidate says carbon tax worth it for environment

24 May 2013

RATHER than being a “great burden” the carbon tax was a price worth paying for the environment, according to Greens Fisher candidate Garry Claridge.

Published a story 9:51am May 23rd

CAN China teach the Sunshine Coast how to build more liveable and sustainable developments?

Chinese invest in Coast development

23 May 2013

CAN China teach the Sunshine Coast how to build more liveable and sustainable developments?

Published a story 5:49am May 23rd

<strong>UPDATE 12PM:</strong> Sunshine Coast MP Peter Slipper fronted the Canberra Magistrates Court on Thursday pleading not guilty to three charges.

Peter Slipper pleads not guilty to dishonesty charges

23 May 2013

UPDATE 12PM: Sunshine Coast MP Peter Slipper fronted the Canberra Magistrates Court on Thursday pleading not guilty to three charges.

Published a story 7:27am May 22nd

CALLS from the Urban Development Institute of Australia for the introduction of a state-run insurance scheme should be rejected outright.

Why we must say no to state-run insurance scheme

22 May 2013

CALLS from the Urban Development Institute of Australia for the introduction of a state-run insurance scheme should be rejected outright.

Published a story 6:58am May 21st

THE Sunshine Coast should target markets it was equipped to service rather than pursuing Chinese pipedreams.

China market not right for the Coast, says tourism operator

21 May 2013

THE Sunshine Coast should target markets it was equipped to service rather than pursuing Chinese pipedreams.

Published a story 9:51am May 7th

ROB Hunter’s 50th birthday celebrations on Friday night were sobered by the realisation that he would be “working ’til I’m dead”.

Wealth creation scheme leaves Rob to 'work until he dies'

7 May 2013

ROB Hunter’s 50th birthday celebrations on Friday night were sobered by the realisation that he would be “working ’til I’m dead”.

Published a story 7:31am May 7th

A NAMBOUR disability pensioner is one of thousands whose lives have been destroyed by being given access to loans they didn’t understand and couldn’t afford.

'Easy' loan leaves pensioner living in daughter's home

7 May 2013

A NAMBOUR disability pensioner is one of thousands whose lives have been destroyed by being given access to loans they didn’t understand and couldn’t afford.

Published a story 11:47am May 4th

AUSTRALIA has the world’s biggest sub-prime mortgage problem per head of population, according to a consumer advocate.

‘Hidden’ loan trouble looms across Australia

4 May 2013

AUSTRALIA has the world’s biggest sub-prime mortgage problem per head of population, according to a consumer advocate.

Published a story 10:22am May 4th

A LEADING banking industry lawyer has dismissed Denise Brailey’s allegations in an article penned for a finance broker’s website.

ASIC found no systemic banking misconduct: lawyer

4 May 2013

A LEADING banking industry lawyer has dismissed Denise Brailey’s allegations in an article penned for a finance broker’s website.

Published a story 9:58am May 4th

A NSW couple talked into a wealth-creation scheme say they had their incomes misstated to banks by a mortgage broker.

Victims reveal ‘rogue’ swoops

4 May 2013

A NSW couple talked into a wealth-creation scheme say they had their incomes misstated to banks by a mortgage broker.

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