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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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28 July 2010

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Not cheap Lee Rhiannon had so much more credibility on this sort of thing before she started using her State Parliamentary office to propel...

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27 July 2010

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She stoops to conquer? Many people have been disappointed that Gillard hasn't been more of a visionary leader, and I'm one of them. ...

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25 July 2010

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Dead, buried, cremated Tony Abbott has already lost the election. He needed to win a dozen seats to secure the most bare majority on 21 Augu...

21 July 2010

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Raw deals and burnt offerings I love it that we live in a country where a joint press conference by two politicians (do not dare call it a d...

16 July 2010

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Why the Liberals will collapse in the Federal election campaign This story misses the point: nobody gives a damn about the gaffe, simply be...

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15 July 2010

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It was with much disappointment that I opened the weekend Australian The story here is not the Hawke-Keating spat, or even the latest devel...

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07 July 2010

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In defence Michelle Grattan lets her bias slip: [John Faulkner] is an effective backbencher but, really, what's the point of remaining ...

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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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