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Malcolm Turnbull feels the strain in Parliamentary Question Time before the Coalition party room made a final decision on the Government's emission trading scheme. Full Article at Herald Sun
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A FEDERAL push is gathering pace to scuttle civil union ceremonies for gay couples in the national capital. Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said no decision had been made to override the Australian Capital Territory laws. Full Article at The Age
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The Australian prime minister, Kevin Rudd, has urged opposition to support the climate legislation reform. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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IT WAS, declared Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, going all Jean-Paul Sartre on us, ''a fundamental existential question for the future''. Full Article at The Age
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There is no question that India -- like Russia or China or Brazil -- attaches high importance to the relationship with the United States. Full Article at Rediff
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Nov. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Australia’s opposition is committed to supporting a deal on greenhouse gas legislation, Liberal Party leader Malcolm Turnbull said, adding he had majority support for amendments announced by the government today. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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MOTTRAM: Two years to the day after Kevin Rudd was elected to office, the Australian Prime Minister fronted the media, with a political deal in hand, secured after five weeks of negotiations with his main political opponents. Full Article at Radio Australia
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* Compensation boosted to coal, electricity sectors * PM: revised carbon scheme best outcome for Copenhagen * Aust sees carbon price A$26 a tonne, 2012-13 CANBERRA, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Australia's government gained bipartisan political backing on... Full Article at Reuters Alert Net
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Video will begin in 5 seconds. What type of connection do you have? Use this form to: Ask for technical assistance in playing the multimedia available on this site, or Provide feedback to the multimedia producers. Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
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Opposition Leader Malcolm Turnbull's epic struggle with the Liberal and National parties over emissions trading is coming to a head in Canberra tonight. Full Article at ABC Online
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The NRL and Indigenous All Stars will be able to opt for an extra tackle, rather than a conversion, following a try in an attempt to score four extra points when they clash on the Gold Coast in February. Full Article at Fox Sports Australia
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The Australian government has sealed a political deal which it hopes will get its long-delayed climate change legislation through Parliament. Full Article at Radio Australia
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Prime Minister Kevin Rudd unveiled the revised scheme on Tuesday, urging opposition politicians who have opposed his plan to cut carbon emissions to now back the carbon-trade laws. Full Article at Times Live South Africa
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AFP - Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd urged parliament Tuesday to approve legislation aiming to slash carbon pollution by up to 25 percent by 2020 ahead of next month's global talks on climate change. Full Article at France 24
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CANBERRA, Australia - Australia's government took a key step toward passing legislation to curb greenhouse gas emissions by negotiating a compromise deal with the opposition Liberal Party, and Prime Minister Kevin Rudd urged lawmakers Tuesday to... Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune
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Australia's government took a key step toward passing legislation to curb greenhouse gas emissions by negotiating a compromise deal with the opposition Liberal Party, and Prime Minister Kevin Rudd urged lawmakers Tuesday to support the bill. Full Article at ABC News
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Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd could get his wish and have legislation for a national carbon-trading scheme through Parliament before he attends next month's climate conference in Copenhagen. Full Article at Webindia123
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PRIME Minister Kevin Rudd is set for a stoush with the ACT Government over territory laws allowing same-sex civil union ceremonies. Full Article at Herald Sun
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Question Time in Federal Parliament has been interrupted by a group of whistling protesters. About a dozen people in the public gallery blew whistles while Prime Minister Kevin Rudd was talking about the emissions trading scheme (ETS) deal. Full Article at ABC Online
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SINGAPORE - NOVEMBER 13: Australia's Prime MInister Kevin Russ arrives in Singapore on the first day of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation CEO Summit at the Suntec Singapore International Convention & Exhibition Centre on November 13, 2009 in Singapore, Singapore.
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Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, left, shakes hands with Vatican Secretary of State Tarcisio Bertone, on the occasion of Rudd's private audience with Pope Benedict XVI, at the Vatican, Thursday, July 9, 2009.
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Australia's Prime Minister Kevin Rudd (L) sits on a stage in front of opposition leader Malcolm Turnbull during a welcome ceremony for the King and Queen of Spain at Parliament House in Canberra June 24, 2009.
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Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd (C), Defence Minister Joel Fitzgibbon (L) and Commander Andrew Masters tour the HMAS Stuart, a guided missile frigate, in Sydney May 2, 2009.
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Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, center bottom, announces the government's defense white paper aboard HMAS Stuart at Garden Island naval base in Sydney, Saturday, May 2, 2009.
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Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd (L) speaks with New York Stock Exchange CEO Duncan Niederauer (R) on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, March 27, 2009.
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Climate change, and our action on it, will go way beyond any of our lives here assembled. It goes to our kids and our grandkids
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Instead, Kevin Rudd has perfected a marvellous line in greenwash, the polluters are getting taxpayer handouts and under the legislation currently before the Senate, Australia will not have to cut domestic emissions one jot.
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The world is also watching what happens here ... Global momentum toward an outcome on climate change, we're all part of that.
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This has been a true expression of the deep sense of betrayal many Australians feel about Kevin Rudd’s lack of effective action on climate change ... We voted for this government so they would stand up to the big polluters, and lead the world on dealing with the impending climate crisis.
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We believe it's in the national interest for Australia, the hottest and driest continent on the earth, to act
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It would be plain bigotry for Kevin Rudd to overturn the laws and an interference, an arrogant override of the territory's elected representatives, a democratic decision by the territory legislature
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The Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme (CPRS) is a major economic and environmental reform that will take Australia to a low-carbon future
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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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I believe that climate change represents a challenge of our times to which we in the parliament must rise
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I am concerned about the labour government's hypocrisy on this issue. They have banned uranium sale to India, yet Kevin Rudd says climate change, caused by greenhouse gas emissions, one of the greatest moral economic, environmental challenges of our age
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The loss of a cl early marked hospital ship during World War 2 struck deeply at the heart of our nation, and became a symbol of our determination to fight on against a brutal enemy
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This is the third summer of whaling since (Prime Minister) Kevin Rudd and Peter Garrett led Australians to believe they would stop the practice
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Everyone in Australia ... this weekend would work it out that we are among the hottest and driest continents on Earth. We will feel the effects of climate change fastest and hardest
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Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has called climate change, caused by greenhouse gas emissions, one of the greatest moral economic, environmental challenges of our age
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Everyone in Australia ... this weekend would work it out that we are among the hottest and driest continents on Earth. We will feel the effects of climate change fastest and hardest
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Now, in the countdown to Copenhagen, the British and their key assets, including Kevin Rudd, are lashing out at heretics, I mean sceptics, and resorting to an all-out fear campaign around wild claims of rising sea levels, Italy running out of pasta, and so on.
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The editor of The Australian says he edits a right-wing newspaper. Good on him; he does, and it is part and parcel of Australia's democracy.
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Both the prime minister (Kevin Rudd) and his wife laid a wreath at the memorial as is the tradition in Australia. Moreover, the name of an Australian nursing assistant is inscribed on the monument
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From day one the Australian Government has refused [to bring the people to Australia] and said they should be processed in Indonesia, and that is what will happen. Our policy is consistent on this.
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And it has taken [Prime Minister] Kevin Rudd and a belated federal decision to show the extent of Anna Bligh's lies.
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Many people in Australia have real concerns about Scientology
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This is straight from the Kevin Rudd handbook; hold another summit to disguise the fact he has failed to actually deliver a new broadband connection despite his election promise to do so
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My dealings with President Yudhoyono of Indonesia are in first-class working order right across the spread of the bilateral relationship, including on border security matters
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When the government borrows and spends with the Paris Hilton-type recklessness of Kevin Rudd and Wayne Swan then inevitably they are going to raise taxes to pay for it
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The clock is ticking for the planet, it is ticking for Australia and it is also ticking for this parliament ... The time has come to act.
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