17-02-99
Why I will vote 'no' on the republic and the preamble.
The Republic.
Even though I feel that Australia should become a republic, as things
stand at present I will not vote 'yes'.
I have come to this decision not just because of the undemocratic model
being proposed but also b
> From: "Trudy Bray" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Associated Press
Friday, February 12, 1999
Aboriginal group ends fire-burning protest in Australia
CANBERRA, Australia (AP) -- Aboriginal protesters accepted an offer of talks
from Australia's prime minister today, calling a truce in a week of
demonstrations in which they burned ceremonia
You are unfortunately doing just what John Howard wants you to do, this is exactly why
he has
done what he has
Helen
Trudy and Rod Bray wrote:
> 17-02-99
>
> Why I will vote 'no' on the republic and the preamble.
>
> The Republic.
>
> Even though I feel
Dee,
I spoke to an Aboriginal Elder about Liam's request. He did not seem to mind this
happening.
Admittedly he is not from that area and could only talk "in his own opinion", but I
find him to
be very widely recognized in the community in which he lives as a man who knows lore.
Personal
ld have a republic at any cost? What if the cost is too great?
Trudy
Helen M. Hill wrote:
> You are unfortunately doing just what John Howard wants you to do, this is exactly
>why he has
> done what he has
> Helen
>
> Trudy and Rod Bray wrote:
>
> > 17-02-99
> >
fyi - prepared on short notice - cheers susanne martain
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Hand Delivered
17/2/99
Dear Councillors
RE: DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION - AGENDA ITEM 3 - 44-56 EVELEIGH ST REDFERN
The Block Community advises the Councillors that decisions made in
considerat
Irene.
Trudy
irene wrote:
> irene wtote
> trudy i think i have all of these attached files that are sent out
>
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ABC Newslink
Smith condemns Alston ABC
privatisation plan
Sunday 14 March, 1999 (2:58pm AEDT)
Federal shadow Minister for Communications Stephen
Smith says privatisin
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Date:
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Webweave wrote:
> fyi - prepared on short notice - cheers susanne martain
> *
> Councillors
> South Sydney Council
> Hand Delivered
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> RE: DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION - AGENDA ITEM 3 - 44-56 EVELEIGH ST REDFERN
this is the area I've just moved to.
there's a me
nutcases who go crazy over mardi gras - they've only
>boosted it by throwing the 'alternative' up into sharp relief.
>is it not possible for us to read stuff like last night's show as anything
other
>than howard dictating australia (via abc 'dogsbodies')?
>
&g
Good strategy John, get the preamble rejected by the 30% of atheists and
their goes the recognition of indigenous people with it.
Peter
> -Original Message-
>But Labor Senator Chris Schacht says at
> least 30 per cent
>of Australians do not rec
I don't think he said that 30% were atheists, Peter, in fact, the percentage of those
is actually
very small. What Howard is doing for most of them is subjugating them to the Christian
God -
something Muslims and a host of other religions mind very much. But you're right, of
course, the
eff
hello All,
the Canberra Times announced on its front page saturday the 20/02/99 a
competition to write the preamble. It goes something like this:
It is now declared that the Canberra Timees shall run a competition to
generate the best preamble, the conditions of which are as follows:
1. ma
karyn fearnside wrote:
> hello All,
> the Canberra Times announced on its front page saturday the 20/02/99 a
> competition to write the preamble. It goes something like this:
>
> It is now declared that the Canberra Timees shall run a competition to
> generate the best preamble, the conditi
At 03:22 PM 22/2/99, Trudy and Rod Bray wrote:
>
>
>In case anyone needs them, here are the points agreed upon at ConCon as a
>basis for writing the
>preamble. I think Recoznetters can acquit themselves quite well at this.
>Anyone who sends one in, could you post it to R
ade up my mind about the tooth fairy!).
I think if we touch on all the elements but imbue them with better values then we
can't go wrong.
Trudy
Rod Hagen wrote:
> At 03:22 PM 22/2/99, Trudy and Rod Bray wrote:
> >
> >
> >In case anyone needs them, here are the
How about "we acknowledge the Dreaming forces in country."
Bruce
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Bruce, I think it is important to write it in such a way as to be inclusive of all. I
think your
phrase does that but I also think there are many in the country who would not see it
that way.
I think there must be a way to word it so that all people feel it relates to them -
including
Abori
Bruce,
I understand how you feel but think of it - even if the only thing that some hold
sacred is
money, it is more meaningful than a god they don't believe in.
Trudy
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> Trudy,
>
> I was just dreaming.
>
> For some the only thing sacred is money
>
> Bruce
> --
Trudy,
I was just dreaming.
For some the only thing sacred is money
Bruce
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At 08:33 AM 22/2/99, Trudy and Rod Bray wrote:
>I don't think he said that 30% were atheists, Peter, in fact, the
>percentage of those is actually
>very small.
The last census doesn't indicate that 30% are atheists.
It does, however indicate that 16.6% of people indicated
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> From: Rod Hagen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [recoznet2] RE: ABC Newslink - Labor Member questions God's
inclusion inpreambl
> Date: Monday, 22 February 1999 17:05
>
> At
list members may be interested in a new web site established by he Redfern
Residents Action Group
The site is located at:
http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/Jungle/4021/
The site will be adding much information over the coming weeks.
The Group is developing a policy statement and would welcom
Subject: Re: [recoznet2] RE: ABC Newslink - Labor Member questions God's
> inclusion inpreambl
> > Date: Monday, 22 February 1999 17:05
> >
> > At 08:33 AM 22/2/99, Trudy and Rod Bray wrote:
> > >I don't think he said that 30% were atheists, Peter, in fact, the
Ah, a secular state.
I don't believe in that.
Some soul please.
And leave the European style state in the 20th century.
Bruce
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At 07:18 PM 22/2/99, Dee Elliott wrote:
>Rod,
>
>re your brawl with vic ed... are there schools in Victoria which teach
>Aboriginal dreaming or other religions apart from the Christian one(s)? My
>objection to my children receiving religious education has been not that
>Christianity's belief s
At 05:33 PM 22/2/99, Trudy and Rod Bray wrote:
>Hi Rod,
>
>Actually it is not really that difficult to acknowledge a variety of
>beliefs - the trick is to
>think beyond the word 'god'.
>Just think, if we do well, we may be able to influence the elimination of
>t
This is so infuriating!
Howard was told on all sides he should consult. Aboriginal people were
there willing to consult and Howard didn't listen. He was too busy
'telling'. He wasn't hearing what he wanted to hear.
Now the govt. is excusing itself for taking away Indigenous land rights
by saying i
Hi Ian,
I'm sure my son can sympathise. He has his BAHons in Religious Studies from Sydney Uni
(they have
now changed to the 'School for Studies in Religion') and is doing his Master's degree
at the
moment.
He lectures on Celtic religion up to the time of the coming of Christianity and just
be
Letters SMH March 13, 1999
Convenient
amnesia
We are nine Aboriginal people
from all over Australia who have
come to the University of Sydney
to acquire knowledge and skills
that will help us improve the
often wretched health of people
in our communities.
Like other students, we are
paying HECS
I agree. There may be many who claim to have no religion ( and even some of those just
don't want
to identify what they do believe in because they don't trust the state) but there are
many who
do. The only problem is that generally the followers of the christian religions assume
that
everyo
Hi everyone,
Thought you might be interested in this latest press release from the Qld
(Labor) Premier about the preamble.
Regards
Susan .
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Qld. Media statement - Premier urges all Republicans to back
>Howard in Referendum
>Date: Tu
I admire your sentiments, Lance, and a major step in the right direction from Howard
narrow
vision but, is the Rainbow Serpent significant to all First Australian?
Or do we have the same problem that by naming the sacred we shut out those who
believe in a
different manifestation?
Trudy
Bushra
Piet has asked a question about which books to read in order to gain a
better understanding of Indigenous Australians.
This gave me an idea that if we can put together a list of worthy books
we could then put them on our webpage for everyone to consult if they
wish.
Any contributions please?
I'll
Is a constituion itself a 'modernist' thing, in a post-modern
society?
How about lots of different localities having their own
song/charters, each a verse in a larger song?
Am i getting silly (or is this how it was pre 1788?)
Bruce
---
R
Hurrah for the POST-MODERN society!!
Ian Henderson.
>Is a constituion itself a 'modernist' thing, in a post-modern
>society?
>
>How about lots of different localities having their own
>song/charters, each a verse in a larger song?
>
>Am i getting silly (or is this how it was pre 1788?)
>
>Br
At 04:26 PM 23/2/99, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Is a constituion itself a 'modernist' thing, in a post-modern
>society?
I've always been intrigued by the idea of a "post-modern" society.
Is it something which is modern but chained to a telegraph pole?
Is it something which is so far in fron
Liam,
Sorry for being so late in getting back to you. You probably have the information you
need by
now.
It would seem that there was men's business and women's business in all societies but
to a lesser
or greater extent. Much of it would depend on whether the tribal group followed a
pa
The Canadian minister for Justice is refusing to release a ''Report on the
Internal Review of the Extradition of Mr. Leonard Peltier''... this report,
should it be released, will bring Leonard back to Canada where he will be a
FREE MAN... please take 5 minutes to fill out the form at the follo
All Howard, the Sallies, and others who waffle on in this way are doing is providing
assistance for the drug smugglers, and all those others
who profit form this industry to make more money.
Don
Trudy Bray wrote:
> I suggest we start a 'zero tolerance' policy on Howard. --- Trudy
> ===
> Sent: Monday, 22 February 1999 18:06
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [recoznet2] RE: ABC Newslink - Labor Member
> questions God's
> inclusion inpreambl
>
>
> At 08:33 AM 22/2/99, Trudy and Rod Bray wrote:
> >I don't think he said that 30% were
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> > Subject: Re: [recoznet2] RE: ABC Newslink - Labor Member
> > questions God's
> > inclusion inpreambl
> >
> >
> > At 08:33 AM 22/2/99, Trudy
Megan, I don't have time right now to do your epistle justice with a reply but may I
say Welcome!
Feel free to 'talk too much' as much as you like. You raise many points that require
discussion
and I hope many will be spurred on to do so. Even those who are hanging back, just
lurking. ;-)
Hello, all.
This is my first foray into any discussion on this list - which may
or may not be a good sign (I tend to talk too much). Still, I've
been listening for a while now and I'm starting to feel a bit like a
'voyeur', just reading your comments, and not giving of myself.
As a sin
Australian Financial Review
March 18, 1999
GST would hurt Aborigines,
says ATSIC
ATSIC has told the senate committee on the
GST that proposed tax reforms would increase
the hardship for already disadvantaged
indigenous people.
The Aboriginal and Torres Strait and Islander
Commission said in its
Friends,
As a Buddhist I have misgivings about the appearance of a reference to God in
our constitutional preamble. But then so what! How important is this 'preamble'
going to be: written by a failed suburban solicitor, a man whose autobiography
had to be written by ghost writers and which wa
ur welcome really helped. Thank you.
> Date: Wed, 24 Feb 1999 11:49:42 +1100
> From: Trudy and Rod Bray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Organization: A just society, not just an economy!
> To:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [recoznet2] the preamble
&g
ABC Newslink
Aussies back unity and
diversity in preamble
Wednesday 24 February, 1999 (3:03pm AEDT)
The Constitutional Centenary Foundation says
submissions made to its quest for ideas on a preamble
shows Australians strongly support a theme of unity and
diversity.
The foundation rece
a white person, wanting to take over the discussion".
>
> We have so much to learn
>
> Your welcome really helped. Thank you.
>
> > Date: Wed, 24 Feb 1999 11:49:42 +1100
> > From: Trudy and Rod Bray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Org
I found this on aus.politics and thought it might be of interest to
recoznetters.
Trudy
**
>From the Dutch Embassy web site August 6, 1998
http://www.netherlands-embassy.org/drug-inf.htm
Press, Public and Cultural Affairs
Drug Policy and Crime Sta
Also from aus.politics:
Official text of Dutch protest against the DEA book.
Monday 9 Jan 1995, The Hague
Her Majesty's Minister of Foreign Affairs of The Netherlands drs. Hans
van
Mierlo has officially
annouced the following answer in writing to parliamentary questions by
the
MP Thom De Gr
Trudy Bray wrote:
>
> Picture him in a uniform with lots of braid, a peaked cap over
> sunglasses, built up shoes and carrying a riding crop... --- Trudy
you can tell that Trudy's in Mardi Gras mode can't you?
RAIN!! and the rainbow serpent is a rain totem ...
PRAY!! PRAY FOR NO RAIN SATURDA
The book list is coming along nicely. Please keep them coming!
Today the last of the old messages were sent through the list and all of
them should now be accessible on the archive. If anyone needs the URL
again, it is
http://www.mail-archive.com/
Trudy
Further to the discussions that occurred on this list not too long ago
about the tensions between the secular and the sacred,
there is a website that might interest those who wish to read further on
this
History and the Sacred
by Stephen Muecke
http://www.mcs.mq.edu.au/staff/Andrew/muecke.html
>don't?
>
> Graham Y
>
> Trudy and Rod Bray wrote:
>
> > Piet has asked a question about which books to read in order to gain a
> > better understanding of Indigenous Australians.
> > This gave me an idea that if we can put together a list of worthy bo
UN committee calls for moratorium on Wik laws
Source: AAP | Published: Friday March 19 2:17:13 PM
The United Nations' race discrimination committee has called on
the Australian Government to suspend its native title
laws and reopen talks with Aboriginal people as a matter
Labor Senator says Govt
should act on UN report
Friday 19 March, 1999 (3:40pm AEDT)
North Queensland-based Labor Senator Margaret
Reynolds says the Federal Government has a
responsibility to act on a United Nations report which
criticises its handling of native title.
Senator Reynolds, wh
o. 5, 30.
> 1993Has Mabo Turned the Tide for Justice?, in Social Alternatives, Vol
> 12, No 1, 1.
>
>
>
> --
> > From: Rod Hagen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: Re: [recoznet2] List of books
> > Date: Friday, March 19, 1999 9:
http://www.foxnews.com/js_index.sml?content=/news/international/0318/i_rt_0318_2.sml
Fox News
Aborigines Not Recognized As First Australians
12.12 a.m. ET (513 GMT) March 18, 1999
CANBERRA Australia's conservative government has not
recognized Aborigines as the country's original
>From Heinz...
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
International Secretariat, 1 Easton Street, London WC1X 8DJ, United
Kingdom
News Service: 054 /99
AI Index: ASA 12/03/99
19 March 1999
Australia: government's dismis
Does anyone know if sending the same letter to more than one paper is
ethical, frowned upon or?
Trudy
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March 20, 1999
While it is a matter of deep personal regret to me that the
Attorney-General, Darryl Williams, feels insulted by the UN committee's
conclusions about the Native Title Amendment Act, I think his call for
all Australians to feel insulted is going too far. Since we were not
personally
http://www.cnn.com/WORLD/asiapcf/9903/18/BC-AUSTRALIA-ABORIGINES.reut/index.html
U.N.: Australia land rights laws discriminate
http://www.scmp.com/news/template/Asia-Template.idc?artid=19990320020537009&top=asia&template=Default.htx&maxfieldsize=2166
South China Morning Post
Australia
UN critic
If the Sydney Morning Herald is anything to go by, the fact that the UN
CERD's report that the Native Title Amendment Act is discriminatory is
not causing a ripple in the letters to the editor page.
We cannot let the Howard Government get away with this blatant, racist
legislation which has now b
Just received this from Bob Brown's office.
Trudy
19 March 1999
UN Ruling Shames Australia - Brown
Greens Senator Bob Brown says the UN Race Discrimination Committee's finding
that the government's native title legislation is racially discriminatory
was inevitable.
This is an informed and in
SMH
Column 8
Date: 23/03/99
SYDNEY lost one of its institutions yesterday. Sid "Doc" Cunningham, known as
the Black Santa for his efforts over more than two
decades to collect Christmas gifts for underprivileged Aboriginal children, died
in Balmain Hospital after a long illness. Sid, who was 72,
The Australian Breaking News:
British campaign starts for Aboriginal land rights
treaty
By TREVOR MARSHALLSEA
23mar99
8.30am (AEDT) THE British government and public will be urged to
advocate the settlement of a treaty between the Australian
government and Aborigines under a new c
Thanks, Graham!
I recommend that everyone bookmark those sites. Who would have thought
that Scott Balson would be useful for something?
Trudy
Graham Young wrote:
What's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander. There may be some
application for the indigenous cause in this latest tip on
Hi Lance,
Great! A heartfelt and passionate letter!
Trudy
Bushranger Ned wrote:
> Dear Ministers, Senators and Political Parties,
> I emplor you to respect the dignity of the UN council and deliver what the
> First Australian people have been trying to obtain for so long. Recognition
> of pri
lso writing. Increase it's chances by marking it "Exclusive" is my
> approach.
>
> It is almost as though a ban had been placed on covering the CERD decision,
> and yes a letter writing campaign is an excellent idea. Australia's people
> need
> to be well infor
THE AGE
Tuesday 23 March 1999
Draft preamble to the Constitution
This is the text of the draft preamble to the
Constitution released today by Prime Minister John
Howard:
'With hope in God, the Commonwealth of Australia is
constituted by the equal sovereignty of all its citizens.
'The Australia
My first, unrationalised, gut feeling impressions:
It is uncoordinated and disjointed and contains Howard's pet peeves.
Trudy and Rod Bray wrote:
> THE AGE
> Tuesday 23 March 1999
>
> Draft preamble to the Constitution
>
> This is the text of the draft preamble to the
Just as a comparison, I have posted the winning entry from the Canberra Times
competition below
the efforts of Howard and Murray.
What does everyone think?
Trudy
Trudy and Rod Bray wrote:
> THE AGE
> Tuesday 23 March 1999
>
> Draft preamble to the Constitution
>
> This
t; W.A. 6163 SSHE, Murdoch University
> AustraliaMurdoch, W.A. 6150.
>
> 'Freedom is having nothing left to fear' (I. Henderson, 1998)
> __________
> -Original Message-
> From: Tru
Column 8
Date: 24/03/99
THE funeral for Black Santa, Sid Cunningham, who died on Monday (Column 8,
yesterday), will be held at 10am tomorrow in St
Mary's Cathedral. "Anyone who wants to come is welcome," his daughter-in-law,
Glenda, said yesterday.
--
If you haven't sent your letter to the editor of your chosen paper yet, please
do so today!
Howard is trying to distract people from his racist legislation by releasing his
draft preamble but we can't let him avoid scrutiny of his breach of the UN
convention and human rights in that way.
The Sydn
March 25, 1999
It worked a charm!
With the hasty release of a draft preamble that obviously needs a lot more work,
John Howard distracted us completely from the UN judgement on his racially
discriminatory Native Title Amendment Act.
What patsies we are!
Trudy Bray
13 Cunningham Pl.,
Camden
NS
LAUNCH of the Aboriginal Support Group (Westminster.)
22nd March 1999
The ancient wood paneled room of the Palace of Westminster
was host to the all around sound of native Australia's music of
welcome when Gnarayarrahe Inmurry Waitairie and his
companion Ponjydfyidu (Una Branfield) gave
http://www.scmp.com/news/template/Asia-Template.idc?artid=19990324022238028&top=asia&template=Default.htx&maxfieldsize=2141
South China Morning Post
Wednesday March 24,1999
Poetic preamble rhymes poorly for Aborigines
"It should start, 'God save the black fellow and pray for
our natives' welfa
The Sydney Morning Herald
March 25, 1999
OBITUARIES
Syd Cunningham, OAM
Aboriginal community stalwart
1926 - 1999
The kids eyes shone like diamonds when they saw the helicopter, said Syd
Doc" Cunningham, describing how Aboriginal children at Nanima reserve in the
NSW country town of Wellingt
SMH Stay in touch column
On ya, cobber
An early draft of the John Howard-Les Murray love-in preamble has been leaked to
SIT, via e-mail and the Canberra press gallery.
Some may prefer it to the finished product. It goes (rather inevitably) like
this:
We are all Aussie blokes and sheilas, and we a
sembling a
> legally enforceable right should be considered to have been written while my
> fingers were crossed and therefore doesn't count.
>
> Incidentally, if you can't read this preamble, don't think for one minute
> that you're going to get any dole mon
Does anyone know where to send these comments? Or will they be
keeping that a secret?
Trudy
Public asked to comment on
preamble draft legislation
Thursday 25 March, 1999 (12:20pm AEDT)
The Federal Government has released for public
comment the draft legislation which would enact the
preamb
Great stuff!
Trudy
(Robert) Bruce Reyburn wrote:
> Dear Prime Minister,
>
> Thank you for your invitation to take part in wording up a new Preamble for
> the Constitution. After deliberations which went late into the night and
> consumed a fair share of party resources, we present you with our f
Preamble stinks like a dead cat: Qld Nationals
Source: AAP | Published: Friday March 26 11:18:02 AM
The Labor Party, the Australian Democrats, Aboriginal groups and many
others have gained an unlikely new ally in
objecting to John Howard's draft constitutional preamble.
I just had a call from the SMH to say that the letter below has been short-listed for
Monday's
edition.
Trudy
Trudy and Rod Bray wrote:
> March 25, 1999
>
> It worked a charm!
>
> With the hasty release of a draft preamble that obviously needs a lot more work,
>
>
Someone on Aus.politics ran Johnny's preamble through his grammar checkers and
the results were very interesting.
On one it got a score of 14.2 out of 100 for readability and
on the other it was rated at grade 7-8 level for readability.
Should be an interesting experiment!
Trudy
--
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/index.asp?URL=/extras/009/index.htm
The Australian has a place where people can post their own versions of the
preamble.
Trudy
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REFERENDUM ON THE REPUBLIC 1999
In late 1999, the Government will hold a referendum on whether Australia should
become a republic.
There will be two questions: one on the proposal for a republic which will
follow the preferred model
which emerged from the 199
Email virus spreading rapidly
By Stephen Shankland
Staff Writer, CNET News.com
March 26, 1999, 5:20 p.m. PT
A new virus is actively spreading itself across the Internet, taking advantage
of users' email address
books to replicate "extremely quickly," according to one expert.
The virus, W97
Can anyone help Saralyn with the information she needs? Trudy
Hello Trudy,
We are on your list for receiving news clippings. Thank you for your effort
to keep us informed.
I was wondering if you might be able to point me towards some resources for
an assignment which I have for an environmenta
ABC Newslink
Herron defends cannibal
statements
Monday 29 March, 1999 (3:58pm AEST)
Federal Minister for Aboriginal Affairs John Herron says
there is nothing wrong with claiming Aborigines were
once cannibals.
Western Australian Liberal backbencher Barry Haase
made the aside at a recent P
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Abbott proud of preamble despite poll rejection
Source: AAP | Published: Tuesday March 30 9:15:06 AM
Employment Services Minister Tony Abbott today strongly defended Prime
Minister John Howard's proposed
preamble, despite less than a quarter of the population supporting th
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