The Greens oppose the CPRS not because it is too weak, but because it will point Australia in the wrong direction with little prospect of turning it around in the timeframe within which emissions must peak, says Senator Christine Milne.
It’s the Ruddnet, not the Conroynet
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No surprise that volumes overall were down almost 50% over the Easter break, but Stephen Conroy remained interestingly low given the big issue of the period was the NBN, with the PM taking most of the running, as PMs do. To Joe Public it’s the Ruddnet, not the Conroynet. The breakdown of law in Fiji and order in Thailand pushed Stephen Smith up the list, but once again it was St Kevin giving the Commodore the biggest verbal — is this all a sinister and brilliant plot by deep cover ASIS operatives to prop up domestic tourism? Erm, doubtful, but I’m sure they’ve trained for it. Barnaby races up the charts, loving fibre to the home. We’re sure they’ll be digging up the streets of St George to get you that 100Mbps any day now Senator.
Predictably low volumes here too, but PM still more than four times the nearest.
Continuing the trend of celebrities no longer getting away with murder. So the fast approaching time when we’re all famous means we’re all accountable again?
There’s more on the Media Monitors website.
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