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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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29 February 2008

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Greg Sheridan: bad for Australia Greg Sheridan's analysis of the world in which we live is poor. Readers of The Australian are poorly ...

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28 February 2008

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Sans teeth, sans eyes, sans everything My piece in New Matilda showing why the Liberals are pretty much stuck unless they grow some brains ...

27 February 2008

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Polly filler John Roskam doesn't understand the sovereign role of the majority of voters in setting the direction of government in this...

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26 February 2008

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Rain dogs Dogs navigate their way around by patterns of odours. From American cities comes the phenomenon of "rain dogs", where a...

24 February 2008

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One for Chris Berg No wonder The Sunday Age is getting a new editor. The genius who gave us a double serving of Jase (it is still only a fo...

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Jason Kissofdeath Jason Koutsoukis was wrong about Peter Costello, and there is no reason why he has any more authority on Brendan Nelson in...

21 February 2008

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Shanahan's margin of hypocrisy on polls One of the clearest examples of poor reporting from a senior Canberra press gallery was Dennis ...

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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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