adapted from the Hong Kong thriller Infernal Affairs is a sight to behold. Martin Scorcese worked his ass on this film and earned that overdue Oscar. Leonardo DiCaprio and Matt Damon turn in career best performances, Vera Farmiga stepped into the spotlight and declared herself a major talent, Alec Baldwin and Mark Wahlberg are righteous hoots as foul mouthed cops, and Jack Nicholson played the villain again, and had oh-so-much-fun doing it! Haters can shut it! This film earned every spec of praise it received!

6. The Godfather: Masterfully directed, impeccably scripted, brilliantly acted, and who’d of known it was adapted from one of the pulpiest novels of the 20th century. The Godfather had no right being as good as it is, but, with director Francis Ford Coppola, andTrade union climate conference

Posted by Phil Evans on February 12, 2014

The Victorian Trades Hall Council Climate Change Working Group together with the Climate Emergency Network is hosting a climate change conference for trade unionists and local activists, on Saturday October 9th

The Victorian Trades Hall Council Climate Change Working Group together with the Climate Emergency Network is hosting a climate change conference for trade unionists and local activists, on Saturday October 9th, from 10am â€“ 4pm in Meeting Room 1 at Trades Hall.

Tony Abbott has called climate change â€œabsolute crapâ€, and Julia Gillard has delayed substantial action. But climate change and the need to cut emissions remain pressing issues. The conference aims to discuss and clarify a number of important questions. How can workers, their unions and the climate