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Don Dale abuses: Nigel Scullion went to dinner – @Qldaah #ntpol #auspol

July 28, 2016

Federal Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion’s office was given advanced warning of the airing of the ABC Four Corners program, Australia’s Shame. However, the minister kept his dinner date.

Filed Under: #auspol, Corruption, David Marler, Democracy, Economy, Front Page, Mental Health, Racism Tagged With: 4 corners, ABC, abc four corners, adam giles, Australia, caro meldrum-hanna, don dale, indigenous, Malcolm Turnbull, nigel scullion, Northern Territory, Peter Dutton

Yours not to reason why: Not Happy John Iraq Chapter #Chilcot

July 8, 2016

Democracy has proved itself a friend of peace. No fully self-governing country has provoked a war within a century’s memory . . . Democracy, being founded on the rights of the individual Citizens, concerns itself ﬁrst and foremost with the domestic well-being of its people . . . In the grim struggle between guns and […]

Filed Under: #auspol, Defence Force, Democracy, From the Archives, Front Page, Iraq War Tagged With: Australian Defence Force, Iraq War, John Howard, Not Happy John, United Nations, United States, Webdiary

Part 13 of NoFibs Australian election coverage 2016: @Qldaah #ausvotes #auspol #qldpol

July 7, 2016

The final act in the Australian election campaign for 2016.

Filed Under: #auspol, #ausvotes, #ausvotes2016, #Qgame, #qldvotes, ABC, Asylum Seekers, Australian Progressives, Budget, Campaign Financing, Climate Change, Clive Palmer, Corruption, David Marler, Defence Force, Democracy, Disability, Economy, Education, election2016, Environment, Fairfax, Federal Election, Freedom of Speech, Front Page, GST, Health, Ideology, Immigration, Journalism, Labor Party, Leadership, Liberal Party, Marriage Equality, Media Reform, Mental Health, MSM, NBN, NDIS, New South Wales, News, News Limited, Opinion, Paid Parental LEave, Palliative Care, Palmer United Party, Parliament, Population, Press Gallery, Queensland, Racism, Refugees, Research, Retirement, Sexual Abuse, State Politics, Supperannuation, The Arts, The Arts Party, The Greens, Transport, Victoria Tagged With: #auspol, Australia, australian election, Ausvotes, Barnaby Joyce, Bill Shorten, Christopher Pyne, Coalition, Labor, Liberal Party, lucy turnbull, Malcolm Turnbull, nick xenophon

Part 12 of NoFibs Australian election coverage 2016: @Qldaah #ausvotes #auspol #qldpol

July 2, 2016

The final act in the Australian election campaign for 2016.

Filed Under: #auspol, #ausvotes, #ausvotes2016, #Qgame, #qldvotes, ABC, Adelaide, Asylum Seekers, Australian Progressives, Australian Sex Party, Budget, Campaign Financing, Climate Change, Clive Palmer, Corruption, David Marler, Defence Force, Democracy, Disability, Economy, Education, election2016, Environment, Fairfax, Federal Election, Front Page, GST, Health, Ideology, Immigration, Industrial Relations, Journalism, Labor Party, Leadership, Liberal Party, Maiden Speech, Marriage Equality, Mental Health, Misogyny, MSM, NBN, NDIS, New South Wales, News Limited, Paid Parental LEave, Palliative Care, Palmer United Party, Parliament, Population, Press Gallery, Queensland, Racism, Refugees, Retirement, State Politics, Supperannuation, Telecommunications, The Arts, The Arts Party, The Greens, Transport, Victoria Tagged With: #auspol, Australia, australian election, Ausvotes, Barnaby Joyce, Bill Shorten, Christopher Pyne, Coalition, Labor, Liberal Party, lucy turnbull, Malcolm Turnbull, nick xenophon

Six #Greens16 contests to watch on #ausvotes election night reports @takvera

July 1, 2016

As we watch who might form a majority government, or whether we might have a hung parliament, here are the six seats to watch for the Greens on Saturday night: Melbourne, Batman, Wills, Higgins, Melbourne Ports, and Richmond. Another 6 seats of interest where the Greens vote is substantial but may fall short includes: Gellibrand […]