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Topic: Nick Minchin

The art of the political interview: how to survive a bollocking from Barrie Cassidy

The Art of the Interview

May 29, 2018

3

Heeeeeere's Jacqui .... Joycean maths ... Abbott's sleepover ...

Tips and rumours

Tips and rumours

Feb 12, 2016

6

Flying blind: ex-pollies’ travel entitlements up in the air

Federal

Feb 01, 2016

6

Brandis explains emoji ... soft and cuddly diplomacy ... who's the real opposition communications spokesman? ...

Tips and rumours

Tips and rumours

Oct 22, 2015

The sum total of useful commentary on ABC’s stultifying <em>I Can Change Your Mind About Climate</em> was five minutes of British scientist and author Ben Goldacre saying he'd rather slam his c-ck in the door then debate climate change, writes climate researcher <b>Ian McHugh</b>.

‘I’d rather slam my cock in a door than debate climate change’

Environment

Apr 27, 2012

160

Climate deniers are not mad, they are human. And the sooner you begin to engage with them rather than dismiss them, the better chance you may have of bringing a few along with you, writes <b>Simon Nasht</b>, producer of ABC doco <em>I Can Change Your Mind About Climate</em>.

ABC climate doco producer fights back: ‘climate deniers aren’t mad, they’re human’

Environment

Apr 27, 2012

43

Because it falls for the deniers’ tactic of doubt-mongering, ABC TV’s I Can Change Your Mind … About Climate Change is a victory for climate denial even before it goes to air .

Hamilton: ABC’s latest climate change doco another PR victory for doubters

Environment

Apr 26, 2012

87

Even if Abbott wins a 2013 election it would likely be mid-2015 before any carbon price legislation could potentially pass a joint sitting of both houses, writes <b>Matt Grudnoff</b>, a senior economist at The Australia Institute.

Carbon tax: for Abbott it’s appalling policy or appalling hypocrisy

Environment

Aug 22, 2011

12

Leader of the Right and keeper of the Howard flame, Nick Minchin is still regarded by some as the Liberal Party's spiritual leader. Also, the NGV's power benefactor, Alan Joyce finds friends in the market and Bolt and Negus back in 2012.

Nick Minchin, keeper of the Howard flame … NGV’s power benefactor …

Federal

Aug 18, 2011

2

The tensions between Tony Abbott and Peter Reith have deep roots in recent Liberal history. The former minister's eagerness to prevent a return to "the Fraser years", unencumbered by the party presidency, will be fascinating to watch.

Reith v Abbott: the early 90s wants its zeal back

Federal

Jun 28, 2011

62

It's that time of the six-year electoral Senate cycle again, where departing senators give their valedictory speeches outlining what they've accomplished and how their political dreams were crushed. <em>Crikey</em> documents the farewells.

Parting shots: Liberal senators bid their political careers farewell

Federal

Jun 22, 2011

6

I worry about Gerard Henderson, really. He has a chronic case of corresponditis -- the inability, at the end of a protracted exchange of letters, to allow his correspondent to have the last word, writes former Labor leader <b>Mark Latham</b>.

Latham: Gerard Henderson suffers from chronic corresponditis

Books

Jun 08, 2011

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