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PRESSURE is mounting on Kristina Keneally to reverse Nathan Rees's last-minute decision to create a massive national park along the Murray River to protect threatened river red gum forests. Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
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The fortnight before Copenhagen has seen a topsy-turvy political bun-fight in Australian climate politics. Full Article at Global Voices Online
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Prime Minister and Labor Party leader Jens Stoltenberg walks by the Royal Castle, the day after the Norwegian general election, in Oslo September 15, 2009. View Photo »
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Yes, absolutely true ... He was the leader of the Labor Party. He was a great pacifist. And he certainly was a champion of women.
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WHEN Peter Costello left Federal Parliament he left a big void in his Melbourne seat of Higgins, and Brendan Nelson left a slightly smaller void in his Sydney seat of Bradfield. Full Article at The Age
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Hours after MK Daniel Ben-Simon (Labor) said Saturday that the deal to release captured IDF soldier Gilad Schalit would come to fruition in two to three weeks, the Labor MK issued a statement dismissing Internet reports that claimed his timetable came... Full Article at Jerusalem Post
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Kristina Keneally will come face to face with an angry Kevin Rudd. PRIME MINISTER Kevin Rudd is so furious with the NSW Labor Party that he has delivered a humiliating snub to new Premier Kristina Keneally. Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
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Prime Minister and Labor Party leader Jens Stoltenberg speaks to the press the day after the Norwegian general election in Oslo September 15, 2009. View Photo »
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We would have preferred the Labor Party to run. The Labor Party wouldn't fight Higgins, so we know that they're using Clive Hamilton as their front candidate ... he's the Labor candidate in this election
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THE race for former treasurer Peter Costello's Melbourne seat is almost over with polling booths in the Higgins by-election now closed. The polls closed at 6pm AEDT, and the count is already under way. Full Article at Herald Sun
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PETER Costello is already spinning the predicted swing to the Greens, saying: Their vote is the Labor vote. Full Article at Herald Sun
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Demonstrators holding banners leave the Australia's Labor Party conference at Darling Harbour in Sydney July 31, 2009. The Australian government has to be "firm" in framing its next two budgets, but the economy still needs some stimulus, Treasurer Wayne Swan said on Thursday.
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Yes, absolutely true ... He was the leader of the Labor Party. He was a great pacifist. And he certainly was a champion of women.
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We would have preferred the Labor Party to run. The Labor Party wouldn't fight Higgins, so we know that they're using Clive Hamilton as their front candidate ... he's the Labor candidate in this election
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We would have preferred the Labor Party to run. The Labor Party wouldn't fight Higgins, so we know that they're using Clive Hamilton as their front candidate ... he's the Labor candidate in this election
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We would have preferred the Labor Party to run, the Labor Party wouldn't fight Higgins so we know that they're using Clive Hamilton as their front candidate ... he's the Labor candidate in this election
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I note that there are lots of people in the Labor Party, like Martin Ferguson, who are on the record saying that it's something that Australia should consider. Certainly I'm happy to see a debate about the nuclear option.
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Some of the pain that is being felt about some of my decisions within the Labor Party at the moment really reflects a competition or a struggle between the past and the future, an economy of the last century versus an economy of the next five decades
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Now we have the capacity to fight the Labor Party, to drag them into this chamber day after day and, piece by piece, pull apart this ridiculous tax.
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Bear in mind this scheme is not even scheduled to take effect until 2011 and we will have had another election by then, so if there is a double dissolution, that is just a Labor Party stunt
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Rob Johnson is a joke and Rob Johnson has demonstrated that yet again and tried to cover his own tracks by blaming the Labor Party for delaying a debate the government hasn't even started
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I don't think there's been any significant change. The fact of meetings with Davutoglu and (Turkish President Abdullah) Gul is excellent, but Ben-Eliezer is a minister of economics and is a member of the Labor Party
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We definitely don't want members and senators hearing of this from the media or from the Labor Party
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Grass-roots delegates of the Labor Party are clearly in touch with the fact that the majority of Australians support this reform, and now they are demanding Kevin Rudd also heed public opinion
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John Brumby by 2010 will have led the Labor Party for three years, so he'll be taking a three-year-old Government to the people, asking for another term
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What's happening here is that the Labor Party and the coalition in coming together under the pressure of the big polluters ... are going to Copenhagen with a prescription for failure
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We've dealt with some significant challenges just in my portoflio - we've had the issue of rail, the water and sewerage reforms are issues that we're dealing with and I can assure you that David Bartlett has the absolute confidence of the Parliamentary Labor Party and the broader Labor Party
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The Labor Party hierarchy have covered up for years the truth of their history surrounding the Dead Stump of Knowledge
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Despite a massive and well-funded campaign for a Yes vote - supported by Australia's intelligentsia, most of the Australian media, the Labor Party and the unions - the common sense of the Australian people prevailed in a resounding No vote.
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The Prime Minister's goodie two-shoes approach of appointing former opponents of the Labor Party to important public jobs is no substitute for thoughtful and mature reflection as to the public requirement of those positions
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I didn't join the Labor Party to discriminate against the most vulnerable people in the world
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Kevin Rudd last night exploded the Labor Party of New South Wales myth of having the best planning system in the country and it highlighted again Labor's failure to match planning decisions with infrastructure provision as well.
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The renewal of the peace process is a strategic interest for the State of Israel and not some childish whim, and the false pretense that there is no one to talk to and nothing to discuss has turned the Labor Party under Barak into a Netanyahu choir.
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It is the strength of the Labor Party that people can put forward their ideas and it can be discussed at the convention, but it is wrong to say the government is embarrassed about the motion -- it is too early to say what the convention will do with it
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The Labor Party went to the last election with a commitment to maintain a system of mandatory detention and offshore processing on Christmas Island for all irregular maritime arrivals and these commitments are being met
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I told him the club was recruiting young members by paying for them to become members. His comment was...well that's what happens in the Labor Party all the time.....just make sure they vote.
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I couldn’t care less about Netanyahu’s coalition ... What concerns me is that the Labor Party should not be there. If Ehud Barak needs to be Defense Minister, let him do what Moshe Dayan did, serving as Defense Minister on his own, without dragging the whole party along with him. All over the world it’s...
SOURCE: Arutz Sheva
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