We want to let the ALP (Australian Labor Party) know we are not happy and we won’t be happy until the ABCC is wiped off the face of the earth. 
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Quotes about Labor Party
We want to let the ALP (Australian Labor Party) know we are not happy and we won’t be happy until the ABCC is wiped off the face of the earth.
was said
in PerthNow
Just as Australians understand that the Labor Party stands for deficits, they also understand that Labor stands for unemployment
was said
in ABC Online
They might be content, the Liberal party, to see Australian students falling behind the standards of the world, but Labor is not
was said
in ABC Online
Quotes from articles mentioning Labor Party
We need to make peace from the bottom up, rather than the top down, by improving the lives of Palestinians so that they have a stake in peace
said Benjamin Netanyahu
in China Post
I hope the expanded leftist movement will become a replacement for the Labor Party ... The Labor Party has finished its historic role, it isn’t putting forward a national agenda and it joins any coalition.
was said
in China Post
It seems to me that if Mr. Netanyahu thinks this is the course, he is closing the door to any chance for peace.
was said
in MSNBC
The few who do understand Barak don't want him ... Barak does not speak the language of the people or the language of party activists…his standing in the polls will improve, but the fundamental problem of a leader who has no support is a critical matter.
said Avraham Burg
in Ynetnews
