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susan on Halal certification bye dick smiths products he is not certified go onto halalchoices.com.au and see the list of companys that are there you ... more
susan on Halal certification we must boycott halal certified products 2% of everything we bye with the mark goes to terrorists and there religon these ... more
Jennifer on Halal certification Goodgrief Timtam ... I can't believe you think that Islamic guidelines are healthier in terms of hygiene than our Australian ... more
Jennifer on Halal certification This is Australia not Islam. We built this country with hard labour and not for immigrants to come in and take over. ... more
phil.k. on Halal certification lets get politicans to ban this practice as they have in NZ.It is slowly deviding aussie in to religious groups,next ... more
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Michael on Halal certification The Halal Choices website is http://www.halalchoices.com.au/product_lists.htmlIt lists all the products that have been ... more
a barker on A few facts on illegal boat people We are the Lucky Country, or are we?.15 years ago maybe.How many Indonesian Officials are taking a a bribe from the people ... more
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Budget revision

Posted by: Michael Smith | 14 July, 2010 - 5:27 PM

Andrew Robb, Shadow Finance and Debt Reduction Minister, talks to 4BC Drive about Wayne Swann's budget revision after calculating that the reduction in the mining tax was much larger than reported. Andrew is concerned that it is all smoke and mirrors, and the whole truth is being avoided.

Blog comments

If Abbott'Â?Â?s alternate small business essentials are any indication Australia has an opportunity to begin digging out from the weekly mega-millions of dollars of debt incurred from Labor'Â?Â?s catastrophes.
It should not be forgotten that Mr Abbott was senior within a federal government that left an extremely healthy Australian economy. He offers much more experience compared to the Gillard push for a Labor
trainee government encore.
Australia has no real choice but to boot Gillard. Any other outcome would parade Australians as simpletons deserving of a disastrous downgrading to quality of life. This is a first in the 19 federal elections I remember. The critical considerations of deficient, bogus government have been continually on display for almost 3 years.
This will be a pivotal election at crisis point. History will never forget if Labor is returned where ultimately media heavyweights will have decided the fate of this and future generations.
Labour wasn'Â?Â?t ready for government and it still isn'Â?Â?t.

Ray Borradale Monday 19 July, 2010 - 4:24 PM
Wayne Swan couldn't budget to buy a bus ticket, let alone run this countries finances. His grubby, backstabbing deal with the looney far left former communist was one of the most gutless acts I have ever witnessed. I hope these incompetent fools get rolled because otherwise we are in big trouble.

Darryl Monday 19 July, 2010 - 4:03 PM
I cannot believe the fools out there who intend to vote this deadbeat Labor Party back in HELLO!!!! they have just changed leaders but it`s the same destructive policies and the spend, spend, spend attitudes will not change, WAKE UP AUSTRALIA!!! and don`t believe a word of their spin.

Choc Monday 19 July, 2010 - 1:58 PM