Why aren’t Bob Brown and his colleagues in the Tasmanian Greens outraged at the aggressive tactics of millionaire adventurer and developer Dick Smith?, asks Greg Barns.
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Bob Brown — keeping the bastards guessing
Welcome to the political food chain, guys. Now you have to work out how much you want to trade off policy purity for the sake of getting part of what you want, writes Bernard Keane.
If a Green fell in Tasmania, would anyone report it?
Which is the luckiest political party in Australia? The Greens, of course. One of their star candidates resigns from the Party last week — and the story is barely reported, writes Greg Barns.
The Media Monitors’ Top 20
In the week immediately following the Rudd Government’s first Budget, there was lots of coverage for Rudd, Swan, Nelson and… Wheatley, writes Patrick Baume.
Richard Farmer’s political bite-sized meaty chunks
Meaty snippets from the home of government plus the daily reality check and the pick of other people’s political coverage. Richard Farmer writes.
Morning Market Report
The highs and lows of today’s stockmarket activity.
Which media company tried to bribe Bob Brown?
For those listening to Radio National’s Breakfast program early this morning, Bob Brown made an extraordinary claim, writes Bernard Keane.
Sparrow: It should be a Greens election but it ain’t
It’s one of the bizarre ironies of this campaign: even as the issues they own become more and more mainstream, Bob Brown’s mob seems to be becoming more marginal, writes Jeff Sparrow.
