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Topic: 2020 Summit

2020 Summit falls for health tech-fixes

News

Apr 28, 2009

It is not surprising that Kevin Rudd would wimp out on the Republic, writes <b>Greg Barns</b>.

An Australian head of state is what the people want

Federal

Apr 23, 2009

If we don’t hold politicians to their promises, can we blame them for lying to us? Asks <b>Jeff Sparrow</b>.

2020 anniversary passes without a word, except from Costello…

Federal

Apr 02, 2009

The Rudd Government may have hit the ground reviewing but that hasn’t meant it was totally in tune with the collective mindset of a number of summit groups, write <b>Bernard Keane</b> and <b>Eleri Harris</b>.

Remember the 2020 summit? Whatever happened to those Big Ideas…?

Health

Nov 21, 2008

1

Many of the ideas that emerged from the summit were valuable, even if at times the whole affair looked like a left-wing party, write <b>Bernard Keane</b> and </b>Eleri Harris</b>.

Remember the 2020 summit? Here’s what happened next …

Politics

Nov 20, 2008

2

There are some signs of ill-judgement creeping into the Government’s performance, writes <b>Bernard Keane</b>.

Misstepping on minefields could get painful for Rudd

Politics

Jul 29, 2008

A conviction that government was the answer was also central to the 2020 summit, writes <b>Bernard Keane</b>.

Fixing Politics: in the wake of the 2020 Summit

Politics

Jul 01, 2008

11

The Prime Minister may be finding petro-politics difficult to negotiate at the moment, but there’s one bright spot: at least the luvvies now hate him, writes <b.Bernard Keane</b>.

Attack of the luvvies fails to hit its target

Politics

May 28, 2008

5

<i>The Age</i> today diligently continues to poke at the appointment of a Labor-connected PR firm to handle media liaison for the 2020 Summit without a tender process, writes Bernard Keane.

The 2020 PR tender that wasn’t

Politics

May 01, 2008

1

Delegates that attended the Creative Australia strand of the 2020 Summit have been angered by the censorship of ideas within the Initial Summit Report, writes <b>Nicholas Pickard</b>.

2020 breakaway group itching to fight Garrett

Politics

May 01, 2008

6

Tips and rumours

Politics

Apr 28, 2008

4

Meaty snippets from the home of government plus the daily reality check and the pick of other people's political coverage. <b>Richard Farmer</b> writes.

Richard Farmer’s political bite-sized meaty chunks

Politics

Apr 24, 2008

1

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