Earth concert series, which aim to promote action on climate change. 14 July – Dr. Mohamed Haneef is charged with providing support to a terrorist organisation, after it is alleged that he "recklessly" provided his mobile phone SIM card to the group responsible for the 2007 Glasgow International Airport attack. 27 July – Steve Bracks resigns as Premier of Victoria. Deputy Premier John Thwaites also resigns. 27 July – The Director of Public Prosecutions drops the terrorism support charges against Dr. Mohamed Haneef. 30 July – John Brumby and Rob Hulls are elected unopposed as Premier and Deputy Premier of Victoria respectively, following the sudden resignation of Steve Bracks and John Thwaites. August 14 August – The federal Cabinet approves uranium exports to India outside the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. 15 August – Three journalists (Paul Daley and Michael Brissenden of the ABC, and Tony Wright of The Age and previously The Bulletin) give details of a dinner they attended in 2005 with Treasurer Peter Costello, at which Costello outlined his intention to challenge Prime Minister John Howard for the leadership of the Liberal Party. 19 August – Leader of the Opposition Kevin Rudd admits that he once visited New York strip club Scores in 2003. 21 August – The Federal Court of Australia reverses the decision of Immigration Minister Kevin Andrews to cancel the visa of former terrorism suspect Dr. Mohamed Haneef on character grounds, although the Australian Government announces it will appeal the decision. 27 August – The Australian Government releases a draft booklet of Australian facts and values from which 20 questions of a citizenship test will be drawn. Applicants for citizenship will be required to score 12 out of 20 (60%) in the test to be eligible. September 2–9 September – The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation hosts its annual leaders meeting in Sydney. A public holiday was held in the Sydney Metropolitan area on 7 September. 10 September – Peter Beattie announces he will resign as Premier of Queensland 11 September – Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper became the first Canadian Prime Minister, since Canadian Confederation, to address the Parliament of Australia. 13 September – Anna Bligh is sworn in as Queensland's first female premier. 15 September – A three-year-old toddler, Qian Xun Xue (nicknamed "Pumpkin" by authorities), is found wandering alone at Melbourne's Southern Cross station. Police believe the child had arrived several days before from New