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Rudd and Abbott were never good enough to become Prime Minister. Australians are badly informed by broadcast media. This blog searches for ways to get information on how we are governed, and how we might be governed.

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30 December 2007

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The mysteries of the Nile Any Muslim Australians who feel themselves and their co-religionists to be persecuted minority: rejoice and know t...

29 December 2007

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The limits of insider access One of the oldest debates in journalism is how far a journalist should go in order to get access to information...

27 December 2007

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Libs must reject Connie's con This article is the voice of the far-right of the NSW Liberals, known as the Taliban. I have no idea why ...

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26 December 2007

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Ask a silly question Unless Christopher Hitchens has not recently written a book about North Korea, it is unclear why he bothered with this ...

22 December 2007

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Bad wine in broken bottles Again, these pieces show how poorly served Australians are when we turn to the media for reporting and analysis o...

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20 December 2007

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Bri-Lo: stunned by the inevitable Every time the Coalition has lost an election, some peanut has stood up and basically said it was due to m...

18 December 2007

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The first to get trigger-happy Japan has no 'tradition' of hunting whales in the Southern Ocean. It does have a tradition of exceedi...

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Andrew Elder: Andrew Elder was a member of the Liberal Party of Australia, starting off as a libertarian-punk, then as a moderate seeking to preserve rights and freedoms in a changing world; now he scorns the know-nothing Liberals, doesn't trust the left and disdains the other interest groups that flit around Australian politics, and does so publicly yet obscurely.

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