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        <description>Bob Brown was elected to the Senate in 1996, after 10 years as an MHA in Tasmania&#8217;s state parliament.

Bob was re&#45;elected to the Senate in 2001. Following the election of 4 Greens senators in 2004, Bob became parliamentary leader of the Australian Greens in 2005.

The 2007 election saw Bob re&#45;elected to the Senate for a third term along with two new Greens Senators in WA and SA. Bob received the highest personal Senate vote in Tasmania and was elected with more than a quota in his own right.</description>
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            <title>The PM needs to drop his refusal to budge on a target</title>
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            <description>The collapse in Copenhagen shows the power of the polluters over the politicians.



The oil coal and big resource companies put off the day of action and edged the world further into super&#45;heating.&amp;nbsp; That means worse drought, bushfires, snow&#45; melt, tropical storm damage and accelerating sea level rises.

Penny Wong has blamed the failure to reach consensus in Copenhagen on a few &#8220;radical nations&#8221; like Venezuela and Uganda. But tiny Tuvalu has also championed real action on climate change by calling the promise of money, in return for agreement on inaction, &#8220;thirty silver coins&#8221; from the rich countries.</description>
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