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August 24, 2013 Brad Thompson The West Australian Peter Stubbs is expecting a backlash over plans to increase the capacity of Lake Argyle on safety, environmental and economic grounds. But the Ord-East
August 24, 2013 Brad Thompson The West Australian Peter Stubbs is expecting a backlash over plans to increase the capacity of Lake Argyle on safety, environmental and economic grounds. But the Ord-East
August 24, 2013 Rob Garbutt The Northern Star IT SEEMS as though we are once again choosing between Tweedledum and Tweedledee. This election has lost nearly everyone’s interest. It has been on
August 24, 2013 David Crowe The Australian The Coalition’s coyness over costings for its policies adds to the poverty of the campaign A declaration of intent is barely a policy unless backed
August 24, 2013 John Black The Australian KEVIN Rudd returned to the prime ministership with a strong reservoir of goodwill from Australian voters, as measured by his initial positive net satisfaction rating.
August 24, 2013 Tony Raggatt Townsville Bulletin THERE will be little or no development of northern Australia without affordable insurance cover. We need to remind our politicians of this point as they
August 23, 2013 Tim Treadgold WA Business News Kevin Rudd’s ‘tax breaks for the Territory’ plan has a strong similarity to a proposal by Gina Rinehart that was ridiculed by Labor. THERE
August 23, 2013 APN SBT South Burnett Times THE third of Australians who live outside the major cities have been largely ignored in both the major parties’ election pitch so far. While
22 August, 2013 Andrew Bolt Townsville Bulletin TWO-and-a-half weeks to go, but one election result is already in. The green movement has lost, even if the Greens party survives. Independent Senator Nick
August 22, 2013 Tyson Cattle Farm Weekly PRIME Minister Kevin Rudd has copped heavy criticism from WA regarding his proposal to set up a special economic zone in the Northern Territory. WA
August 20, 2013 APN Newsdesk APN Newspapers THE third of Australians who live outside the major cities have been largely ignored in both the major parties’ election pitch, 17 days into the
17 August 2013 Sarah Elks, John Ferguson The Australian LABOR’S chances in Queensland have improved after a preference swap with Bob Katter in four rural seats, in return for backing Katter’s Australian
17 August 2013 Fleur Anderson The Australian Financial Review Gazumping Whoops! Where did that come from? Both parties splash cash on dreams of a northern utopia, writes Fleur Anderson. Both Prime Minister