Dave the Lifekludger for Rudd’s 1000 at Australia 2020 Summit

February 19th, 2008 | by dnw |

UPDATE: Mark Pesce writes an excellent article on how and why the Summit needs to be and extended conversation:

Laurel talks here about Kevin Rudd’s call for an Australia 2020 Summit [video] to gather ideas from 1000 Australians on 10 issues:

• Future directions for the economy, including education, skills, training, science and innovation
• Economic infrastructure, the digital economy and the future of Australia’s cities
• Population, sustainability, climate change, water
• Rural industries and communities
• National health strategy
• Families, communities and social inclusion
• Indigenous Australia
• The future of Australia’s arts, film and design
• Democracy, open government, the role of the media, the structure of federation, citizens’ rights and responsibilities
• Future security and prosperity Source: Prime Minister’s office

Over at bloggerati.com.au there’s a user generated poll going on for including who we, the people of the web, think should be in the 1000.

I’ve been nominated….so go vote if you think I have anything valuable to add. You just never know.

Vote here for Dave in Rudd’s 1000.

  1. One Response to “Dave the Lifekludger for Rudd’s 1000 at Australia 2020 Summit”

  2. By Jim on Feb 21, 2008 | Reply

    For the rest of the 20,699,000 people not invited to the 2020 Summit, I created a wiki called Oz Ideas (http://ozideas.wetpaint.com) to be our forum to list and vote on the best ideas to improve Australia. It’s free. It can be anonymous, and I’m not doing it to make money. I just think teachers, tradies, and techies probably have just as good ideas for this country than the experts, so the site acts as a national online brainstorming session.

    Since the public often needs a bit of entertainment to go with their public engagement, I created a fun video on Youtube of Kevin Rudd break dancing. It’s at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQZa17-Dt_4. See what you think.

    Cheers,
    Jim

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