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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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10 November 2010

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The people have spoken After the federal elections, the federal directors go to the National Press Club and give a self-serving speech about...

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07 November 2010

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Eyes without a face I always thought it was funny that a guy who's never worked a day in his life got to be head of the Australian Work...

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06 November 2010

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The limits of partisan reporting Greg Sheridan is the foreign editor of The Australian . In writing this article he clearly hoped to do tw...

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03 November 2010

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Someone else's problem Updated 4, 5 & 6 Nov with Lenore Taylor's responses Lenore Taylor reckons that regulating the financia...

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01 November 2010

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Words used only by journalists Amanuensis Associated with/linked to (could mean anything really, A associated/linked with B however tenuous...

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29 October 2010

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Why the Liberals should preference the Greens Australia's two biggest states will go to the polls over the next six months. Labor will ...

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28 October 2010

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Joe Hockey and the banks Joe Hockey was Minister for Financial Services and Regulation from 1998 to 2001. He put in place much of the ongoi...

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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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