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Monthly Archives: March 2010

Home > 2010 > March

Serendipity: the Governor-General

Have you ever launched into the internet searching for a specific item or article only to find an hour or so later you are looking at an item that is totally irrelevant to what...

Read more 31/03/2010 at 12:04 PM acm001

Malcolm Fraser’s scrap of paper

It is suprising that some politicians do not keep diaries to record significant events.  A diary is not only an important record and reference but also a convenient aide-memoire as to any future action which should be...

Read more 30/03/2010 at 1:00 AM acm001

Republican minister’s blistering attack…on republicans

In between answering claims that he has done nothing to stop the enormous waste in a series of billion dollar government programmes, the Federal Finance Minister, Lindsay Tanner, found time to make a blistering attack on...

Read more 29/03/2010 at 3:36 PM Professor David Flint AM

Commonwealth Schools Debate, 2010

The Schools Challenge Debate is a major part of the Commonwealth Day celebrations in New South Wales each year. In 2010 the theme was “Science, Technology and Society.”. Two teams, the New South Wales...

Read more 28/03/2010 at 10:07 PM acm001

Prince Charles in Afghanistan: remarkable and audacious

He is the most senior member of the royal family to travel to the country since the conflict began in 2001. Prince Charles has spent two days in the country, visiting the capital Kabul and various...

Read more 26/03/2010 at 2:33 PM acm001

Nick Minchin: Courageous Warrior for the Australian Constitution

Senator Nick Minchin has announced he will leave politics when his term ends on 30 June, 2011 and that in the meantime he will step down from the opposition front bench. Senator Minchin, a...

Read more 25/03/2010 at 11:46 AM Professor David Flint AM

Tasmanian Governor urged not to do his duty

A constitutional law expert has urged the Tasmanian Governor not to look behind advice he is given following the state election, according to the ABC (“Governor urged to stay out of politics,” 23 March) ...

Read more 25/03/2010 at 7:38 AM acm001

Politicians’ power grab

Politicians are considering a new power grab, it seems. This time it’s in Belgium, but this demonstrates that the agenda of many politicians is the same around the world. It is power and more power....

Read more 24/03/2010 at 11:24 AM acm001

New Zealanders reject politicians’ republic

Most New Zealanders are not interested in their nation becoming a politicians’ republic, according to a recent opinion poll. This is so notwithstanding the fact that the question put to them – no doubt unintentionally – encouraged...

Read more 24/03/2010 at 1:00 AM Professor David Flint AM

Another vote ….will it be this year?

There will be the usual demands that a referendum or plebiscite on a politicians' republic be held with the coming Federal election. This will be especially so if there is another referendum on hospitals...

Read more 23/03/2010 at 6:20 AM acm001
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