Archive for December 13th, 2008
The past 12 months since the 2007 federal election has been an absolute roller coaster ride in the political world. And there has been a great deal of change and obviously upheavel in the former tight-knit and steadfast partners, like the Liberal Party of Australia and The Nationals. But it hasn’t been all smooth sailing for Rudd and his new government; although arguably the Labor Government has faired a lot better than the Coalition. As 2008 comes to a close what does the political landscape look like.
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Alex’s Choice News- Climate sceptics versus spin versus science November 13, 2009The media storm over climate sceptics in the Coalition, triggered by Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's Lowy Institute speech last Friday and the ABC's Four Corners program on Monday night, is bringing much needed rain for a government whose climate credentials were looking very dry. It has very effectively framed the debate in the Government's super […]
- Why is Rudd going to Copenhagen? November 13, 2009Australian Greens Deputy Leader, Senator Christine Milne, said: "Unless and until Mr Rudd is willing to step up to the plate and commit to the safe climate target of 40% emissions cuts, his presence at Copenhagen will only serve to hold back progress towards a meaningful global agreement. "Mr Rudd and his fellow leaders of the rich world are increa […]
- No Road Tunnel, No Freeway rally November 13, 2009
- Climate sceptics versus spin versus science November 13, 2009
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