http://www.crikey.com.au/2008/01/30/in-the-territory-a-coup-takes-two/ now with extra source Sat, 11 Feb 2012 22:03:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.crikey.com.au/2008/01/30/in-the-territory-a-coup-takes-two/#comment-648 Paul Thu, 01 Jan 1970 10:00:00 +0000 #comment-648 The comments (said with tounge planted firmly in one cheek!) from the alleged 'Darwin Deep Throat' are akin to the usual bovine excrement freshly deposited by a NT Labor hack with nothing better to do. In fact, it's a small bet that those comments are from Scott Stirling, the son of former Deputy Chief Minister and Treasurer Syd Stirling who was ousted from power along with former Chief Clare Martin. Scott writes (and I use the term loosely) a "column" in the Sunday Territorian - which reads more along the lines of Scott's pre-selection for the ALP for the next Territory election. It's amazing how (actually not really when you realise the left-leaning rubbish that usually flushes down with every Crikey email) that Crikey pays so much attention to the CLP change of leadership when the bigger question is - and still has not been answered - why did Clare go? There are rumours abound up here in the NT as to why and it has nothing to do with the Indigenous issues peddled by the press nor a The comments (said with tounge planted firmly in one cheek!) from the alleged ‘Darwin Deep Throat’ are akin to the usual bovine excrement freshly deposited by a NT Labor hack with nothing better to do. In fact, it’s a small bet that those comments are from Scott Stirling, the son of former Deputy Chief Minister and Treasurer Syd Stirling who was ousted from power along with former Chief Clare Martin. Scott writes (and I use the term loosely) a “column” in the Sunday Territorian - which reads more along the lines of Scott’s pre-selection for the ALP for the next Territory election. It’s amazing how (actually not really when you realise the left-leaning rubbish that usually flushes down with every Crikey email) that Crikey pays so much attention to the CLP change of leadership when the bigger question is - and still has not been answered - why did Clare go? There are rumours abound up here in the NT as to why and it has nothing to do with the Indigenous issues peddled by the press nor a

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