Surely an appearance cannot be long away. I was surprised that last week’s Newspoll did not bring it forth. Absolutely stunned that today’s Nielsen failed to flush it out. But surely, surely it cannot be long.
The expected speculation about an interest rate cut is underway just as my Crikey colleagues predicted it would be.
I did not need today's Australian Bureau of Statistics figures to know that there is a declining number of jobs going in the federal public service.
For Kim Beazley all this speculation about US spy drones and Australian islands must be manna from heaven.
So the Australian Defence Force is concerned about "the increasingly excessive use of alcohol during Anzac Day commemorations nowadays".
Former Premier Peter Beattie wants Julia Gillard to buy a house in Queensland. But what if Queenslanders actually don’t want her?
To say anything other than we can’t win would have left Anna Bligh looking quite ridiculous.
Linking the super change with the minerals resource rent tax as the legislation wound its way through the parliament was too clever by half.
I’m really getting to like this Peter Slipper.
The can-do Prime Minister Julia Gillard appears happy enough to have got her mining tax legislation through the Parliament but it by no means marks the end of the problems involved in actually getting the planned for money.
