Afternoon Live, ABC News 24 – Carbon tax advertising, Pauline Hanson, workplace gender equality

    LYNDAL CURTIS: Simon Birmingham and Nick Champion, welcome to News 24.   NICK CHAMPION: Good morning [sic].   SIMON BIRMINGHAM: Good afternoon, Lyndal. G’day, Nick.   LYNDAL CURTIS: The Government has not ruled out advertising to sell its carbon tax plan. That’s not something that has won the backing of either Tony Windsor or the Opposition Leader, Tony Abbott,…

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FIVEaa – Gillard’s carbon tax, advertising

  LEON BYNER:  We’re talking today about this proposed carbon tax, its impact on South Australia … let’s talk to Simon Birmingham, Senator in South Australia for the Opposition. Good morning.   SIMON BIRMINGHAM: Good morning, Leon, and good morning to your listeners. Leon, you and Haydon Manning [Department of Politics and Public Policy, Flinders University] this morning…

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Inquiry should investigate possible Basin Plan interference

  A Parliamentary inquiry should consider whether Water Minister Tony Burke has interfered with the independent Murray-Darling Basin Authority’s (MDBA’s) preparation of its Basin Plan, Coalition Basin spokesman Simon Birmingham said today.   Senator Birmingham has written to the chair of an inquiry into the Basin Plan’s effects on regional Australia, Independent MP Tony Windsor,…

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