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Register of Senators' Interests update - June 2010

We've just received and uploaded the latest batch of updates to the Register of Senators' Interests spanning the period 24 November 2009 to 21 June 2010. As per usual, they are added to the end of each Senator's register which can be found on... Read more...

Kevin Rudd surrenders his Cuban cigars. But who gets to smoke them?

We've just finished uploading an enormous update bringing you changes in interests that may influence the decision making of the people running our country. The update is a whopping 850 pages and tracks changes to the Register of Members'... Read more...

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• Maksim Stojanovic: so with this tax, what are you going to do in terms of improving our atmosphere? to clarify what physical changes are going to take place by individuals to actually and physically improve the air... (3 weeks, 1 day ago)
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• Maksim Stojanovic: There are always two sides to a story. Funny how only one side is only ever heard regardless of the medium or the story. You people are only putting into your words what information you find. Why... (3 weeks, 1 day ago)
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• Igor Mijatovic: Your use of the words Bosnian men is out of place here, you are referring to Bosnian Muslim Men also know as Bosniaks. Bosnian men refers to all men who are from Bosnia and Herzegovina, including... (3 weeks, 1 day ago)
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• Andrew JACKSON: Open Australia were notified by me that Senator Madigan was not a member of the ALP but rather the Democratic Labor Party over two months ago. I understand that others have also made this... (3 weeks, 4 days ago)
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• Mark Wright: Roger, Off the cuff comments always fail. Countries all over the world use alternating current because it is cheaper when surpassing great distances. e.g. Canada, South Africa, South America.... (3 weeks, 4 days ago)
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• Roger Colclough: I applaud Bob's ideas except to note that nowhere else in the world is High Voltage Alternating Current used to transmit power over such distances due to inductive losses. High Voltage Direct... (3 weeks, 5 days ago)
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• Rona Goold: Dear Don One of the non-profit associations has established a website to inform the community and the media about this issue. See: http://www.celebrantsequality.org.au/media/ The peak... (22 December 2011)
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• Brett Silich: Dear Steven, Minister for Defence I am surprised by your response to question 8 above. There are most certainly companies in Australia that can provide an equivalent and higher level of... (13 December 2011)
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• Patricia Norman: The issue is one of choice whether it bee the ritual slaughter of the animal which is barbaric and belongs in the dark ages or whether you do not want to eat ritualised meat. The fact that you... (11 December 2011)
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• Penelope Bell: I don't consider that whatever Halal means is even relevant, regardless of whether it be humane, lovey dovey or whatever. What IS relevant is that a minority group, yet again, has presumed too... (3 December 2011)
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