Alan Kohler, of Business Spectator fame, wrote yesterday in Crikey:
Against all expectations, Tony Abbott and Greg Hunt have actually come up with a clever climate change policy, and certainly one that will change the debate in Australia.
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd will now have to quickly do a deal with the Greens to get a government [...]
Alan Kohler shows he doesn’t know about politics
by Alex on 04. Feb, 2010 in Blog, Environment, Politics
Going local – social networking for politicians
by Alex on 02. Dec, 2009 in Blog, Campaigning, Elections
While there’s a million and one articles on the internet about how Obama built his success on social networks. There are fewer articles about how local candidates’ campaigns used social networking to promote their candidacy. I’ve previously written about one instance of a local campaign – the governor race in Virginia – using text message [...]
Social media and the vulnerability of “old politics”
by Alex on 28. Nov, 2009 in Blog, Opinion, Politics
The big difference between the current Liberal Party leadership tensions, and previous ones, is the role that social media such as Twitter and blogs, and “live updates” from SMS, are playing.
Journalists in the Canberra press gallery are getting updates from Liberal MPs from inside party room meetings. The updates are “live” – that is, sent [...]
More double dissolution speculation
by Alex on 28. Nov, 2009 in Blog, Elections, Politics
With the spectacular self-immolation of the Liberal Party this week (see the spill Twitter chatter here), speculation about a double dissolution on climate change is mounting.
Last night, several political insiders expressed their belief that it was in Labor’s interests to go to a double dissolution when (if?) the Liberals delay the Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme [...]
Coalition ETS amendments shows denalists have won
by Alex on 21. Oct, 2009 in Blog, Environment
The amendments proposed by the Coalition (really, the Liberal Party, since the Nationals outright oppose any ETS) are simply a way to divert more money to heavy polluters and will do nothing for the environment.
If the amendments are accepted, the already compromised CPRS (Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme, Australia’s cap and trade scheme) will achieve absolutely [...]
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ABCC should protect workers, not prosecute them: ILO http://post.ly/SGCS [alexanderwhite]
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@the_kennel And how will the Greens Party prevent political compromises being made with a two-year carbon tax, given the current senate? [alexanderwhite]
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@the_kennel On carbon taxes and why they are as flawed as trading schemes: http://bit.ly/cBBV30 [alexanderwhite]
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Hooray for stock photos. RT: @climateprogress: Big Oil uses fake “Americans” to attack fake “energy taxes.” http://bit.ly/c6VReV [alexanderwhite]
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@the_kennel And voting for a flawed two-year carbon tax is better than a flawed ETS, how exactly? [alexanderwhite]
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Liked VoteVets.org Ad: "Tough".
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How many Aussie veterans are climate activists? RT: @Pollytics: Clever piece of political advertising http://is.gd/abjQH [alexanderwhite]
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@the_kennel Nothing is what the Greens Party voted for when they voted against the CPRS (which really was better than nothing). [alexanderwhite]
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Feeling exceptionally annoyed with host service 3iX. Getting really unreliable. Definitely need a host with 99.99% up-time. [alexanderwhite]

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