At 06:43 13/01/00 -0800, Philip Madsen wrote:
Dion, this response of yours ignores two important considerations.
(a) The principle of a hereditary head of state is more stable , whether
benevolent or malevolent is not a factor. (though this system by its nature
tends to cause the holders family
Seems John Wilson won't be bothering us as much for a couple of years...
Sydney dentist jailed for throwing yellow paint over judge
Source: AAP | Published: Tuesday November 9 2:40:23 PM
A dentist was jailed for two years today for hurling yellow paint at a
judge who had dismissed his case
Glenn Druery wrote:
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Favourite quote: "Building 'front' parties for preference flows used to be
a favoured pasttime of the majors. Now that everyone has caught on, it's
an assault on democracy."
http://www.smh.com.au/news/9906/03/pageone/pageone6.html - push to axe
minnow MPs
Sydney Morning Herald
http://www.smh.com.au/news/9905/21/national/national16.html
Friday, May 21, 1999
Woman jailed for a day for refusing to vote
A Melbourne mother of four spent the day in jail yesterday for failing
to vote at the
past two Federal elections - because she thought no
Sydney Morning Herald
http://www.smh.com.au/news/9905/21/national/national16.html
Friday, May 21, 1999
Woman jailed for a day for refusing to vote
A Melbourne mother of four spent the day in jail yesterday for failing to
vote at the past two Federal elections - because she thought no
At 17:07 21/05/99 +1000, Mark Holsworth wrote:
If you don't support the AEC turn up to the next
election
wearing a t-shirt reading "AEC = NAZI" and hang around the electoral station
tearing up
ballot papers because "you made a mistake in expressing your preferences"
and you would
like another
Sydney Morning Herald
Tuesday, April 27, 1999
Push is on for Upper House changes
By MARK ROBINSON
Reform of the NSW Upper House appears inevitable after all the major
parties agreed yesterday on the need to cut the number of minor parties
gaining seats with only a tiny portion of the votes.
Hi everyone,
This was in today's Sydney Morning Herald. I don't know if this idea is
catching, but it must be in the major parties in NSW. Is an election on
0.2% of the primary vote undemocratic? There's no doubt that front
parties were funnelling votes, in a very clever use of the electoral
At 08:21 17/03/99 +0800, Dion Giles wrote:
This is in contrast to claims like the one to the effect that the
Port Arthur massacre was staged to nobble the gunnies. (Evidence for that
one: "Well it's obvious innit?")
Heh. Reminds me of when I frequersted alt.politics.white-power a few years
At 08:20 15/03/99 +0800, Dion Giles wrote:
Could Omega elaborate on the Stott-Despoja connection?
Does he have to? Don't we receive enough loopy posts from him already? If
I wanted to subscribe to ultra-right conspiracy theories I'd join the
Citizens Electoral COuncil or something.
Alister
At 16:28 13/10/98 +1000, one xerro wrote:
If any new south welshmen/women would like to start a branch I am eager
to get one going. It is questionable as to how much I am capable of doing
as I live and at university in Armidale in the states north but in this
day and age I doubt this poses too
At 18:52 23/10/98 +1000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1) Start a subject thread on "NSW" in this public-list
Ask, and it shall be done :-)
OK, for those interested/resident in NSW, may I suggest the following:
We try to look at local branches? Perhaps a Sydney one, or maybe an
inner-Sydney one,
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