Monday mornings were bad. It was the longest possible time until the next weekend.

 

What made things worse was that the school week started with Mr Szabo’s English class. You’d think Mr Szabo would have slacked off, with this being the last week of school for the year, but no. He was trying to drag comments out of the class about some short story they were supposed to have read. Jason had actually looked at the story, but didn’t think it was worth commenting on. Hardly anything in class ever was.

 

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Preparations

Chapter 2: The Great Debate

Chapter 3: Politics

Chapter 4: Be Careful What You Wish For

Chapter 5: Sprung!

Chapter 6: Publicity

Chapter 7: An Unpopular Hero

Chapter 8: Rules Are Rules

Chapter 9: The Head Shed

Chapter 10: Temptation

Chapter 11: Decisions, Decisions

Chapter 12: Doing It by the Book

Chapter 13: If At First You Don’t Succeed…

Chapter 14: De-Voted to a Good Cause

Chapter 15: An Injection of Confidence

Chapter 16: Take the Bull by the Horns

Chapter 17: Muddying the Waters

Chapter 18: Surprise!

Chapter 19: Who Will Save the Planet?

Chapter 20: A Different Perspective

Chapter 21: Oops!

Chapter 22: The Eyes Have It Preview: Hot Quolls

Hot Quolls Chapter 1: Logging In

Hot Quolls Chapter 2: A Tabled Invitation

Hot Quolls Chapter 3: March Ado About Nothing

 

‘Idiot!’ said Jason. He made his hand into a pistol shape and fired an imaginary bullet into the car’s radio. ‘Keep your hands on the wheel,’ said his father, staring through the windscreen with eyes wide open. ‘Well, he is an idiot.’ Jason skidded the car slightly as it

rounded a corner on the dusty track. 

 

‘That’s the Prime Minister you’re talking about.’

‘Then he should know better.’

‘You just worry about your driving. And be careful. This isn’t our car, you know.’

Jason kicked it up into third gear, this time without eliciting any crunching sounds from the gearbox. How dumb that he still had to wait for years before he could get his license, when he could drive perfectly well right now.

 

The radio continued on with its story:

‘So, Prime Minister, does that mean you won’t be signing up to the emission control targets at the Rotterdam Environmental

Conference next month?’

‘I didn’t say that. I’ll be announcing the government’s position on the Rotterdam targets in a few days time. My point is simply that last month was the coldest November we’ve had in over a decade, so global warming isn’t obvious.’

‘He’s got you there,’ said Jason’s father.

‘No, he hasn’t. Just because one month was cold means stuff

all. You can’t just look at one month—’ 

‘Watch out for that tree!’ Jason’s father gripped the dashboard in front of him with both hands.

 

And much, much more!

 

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