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flights of fancy .....

flights pf fancy .....

from the ABC ….. 

US-Aust to work on climate change initiative

pete's pap .....

 

pete's pap .....

from the SMH …..

A report and the spin - now read on

Ross Gittins

April 4, 2007

the noose tightens .....

 

the noose tightens .....

uncle pete's epistle .....

 

uncle pete's epistle .....

from a bit of the ABC …..

Ageing population the biggest threat to economy: Costello

peter's principles .....

 

the peter principle .....

from the ABC …..

Garrett backflips on forest policy

april's fool .....

 

april's fool .....

warmonger .....

 

warmonger .....

from the New York Times …..

Bush Vows Not to Negotiate on Iraq Timetable

Stephen Crowley/The New York Times

President Bush speaking to the National Cattlemen's Beef Association meeting today in Washingon.

rug rattus .....

rug rattus .....

 

from the ABC …..

The Prime Minister and the Opposition leader will be faced with some tough decisions today when they meet British climate change economist Nicholas Stern.

flogging porkies .....

flogging porkies .....

 

from the ABC …..

Govt accused of WorkChoices cover-up

oh dear .....

 

oh dear .....

from the ABC …..

Santoro voices his deep regret

Former Howard Government minister Santo Santoro has told his Liberal and National colleagues that he deeply regrets that he is leaving federal Parliament.

snailman .....

 

snailman .....

from News Ltd …..

PM's right hand man asks: what's email?

By Nicolette Burke

Article from Daily Terror

rattus reasoning .....

 

rattus reasoning .....

from the pauper ABC …..

PM denies IR laws hurt NSW Liberals

tin can, flim-flam man .....

 

tin can, flim-flam man .....

 

from the ABC …..

Costello continues attack on Labor's broadband plan

Federal Treasurer Peter Costello is continuing his attack on the Opposition's $4.7 billion high-speed Internet plan.

rattus ravings .....

 

rattus ravings .....

from the ABC …..

Labor to again press PM on Iraq withdrawal

Debate about an exit strategy for Australian troops in Iraq is expected to continue in Federal Parliament today.

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