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Constitutionally Possible: Getting Rid Of The Carbon Tax Without An Election

Posted on October 26, 2011 by Yale Stephens

If the Gillard Government’s so-called “clean energy bills” pass the Senate, and if the Prime Minister refuses to call an election before the resulting carbon tax is implemented next year, is the hoodwinked Australian public bound to cop the fruits … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Australian politics, Bill Shorten, Bob Brown, Constitution, Constitutional Monarchy, Governor-General, Julia Gillard, Parliament, politics, Prime Minister, Queen Elizabeth II, Tony Abbott | 3 Comments

“I Did But See Her Passing By…And Yet I’ll Love Her Till I Die”

Posted on October 20, 2011 by Yale Stephens

So said the Prime Minister of Australia; the official State visit of Her Majesty the Queen, Elizabeth II of Australia, excited patriotic and nationalistic fervour and pride; and the country basked in the glory of the presence of its monarch. … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 1975, Alex Salmond, Australian politics, Commonwealth, Constitution, Constitutional Monarchy, Governor-General, Monarchy, politics, Queen Elizabeth II, Republic, Royal Family, Zara Phillips | 1 Comment

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Constitutionally Possible: Getting Rid Of The Carbon Tax Without An Election

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