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Daily Archives: April 24, 2008
Paul Keating: why the strength of the reactions?
Love him or hate him . . . (when I grow up I want to be director of cliche management for Hill and Knowlton). Anyway John Quiggin has a characteristically good post about Paul Keating, contrasting the expression ‘Howard haters’ … Continue reading
Posted in Politics - national
37 Comments
Cute acknowledgements page
I was reading an honours thesis by Joel Ickiewicz and I thought his brief acknowledgements page was so cute I’d share it with other Troppodillians so, with Joel’s agreement, it is below the fold and it has won Troppo’s inaugural … Continue reading
Posted in Economics and public policy, Humour
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Charting a charter of rights
Writing a post about a Janet Albrechtsen column is almost certainly an advanced symptom of insanity, ranking just behind hairy palms and checking to see if you have them. Nevertheless, her effort in yesterday’s Oz about the alleged perils of an Australian … Continue reading
Posted in Law, Politics - national
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Political momentum
I’ve proposed a theory of political momentum on Troppo before – somewhere . . . don’t ask me for the link (actually I’ve just thought of one). But it goes like this. The really good politician is not focused on … Continue reading
Clive Crook guest blogs on Obama for Troppo
Well he doesn’t actually. I’ve just copied and pasted a post of his on his blog – below the fold.
Posted in Politics - international
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Missing Link Daily
A digest of the best of the blogosphere published each weekday and compiled by Ken Parish, gilmae, Gummo Trotsky, Amanda Rose, Tim Sterne, Jen McCulloch and Stephen Hill Politics Australian Graham Young points out yet another pointless quick-fix by … Continue reading
Posted in Missing Link, Uncategorised
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