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Expect Question Time to return to the economy, and perhaps interest rates. You can see our coverage after the jump.
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Leo reckons Julia Gillard is struggling under the weight of her multiple portfolios. Yesterday the Opposition clearly sensed it. Expect them to step up the attacks today. You can see our QT coverage after the jump.
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Expect more “it was me, it was me” today between the Government and the Opposition over who’s responsible for the $50 billion Liquid Natural Gas deal with China. See how we covered it after the jump.
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Keith says:
Julie, Dear lady, governments never intended to have the public know what their full and frank deliberations are, the result of an untimely slip by some civil servant, attempting to scale the greasy pole to the (then) permanent secretariat head, in my opinion. Good Lord, they can’t have us know… Read more »
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Julie Coker-Godson says:
@Keith: You are right about that Keith, no chance of dozing off after lunch with that rabble rousing in the House! LOL Read more »
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