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Steve Fielding wants a new election too

By tigtog on August 27, 2010

Of course he’s not acknowledging that potentially providing multiple Double-Dissolution triggers over the next 9 months is blatantly in his self-interest – he’s just lost his Senate seat in the last election – under the reduced quota in place in DD elections, he stands a good chance of winning it back.

Posted in federal election 2010 | Tagged balance of power, double dissolution trigger, hung parliament, senate obstruction | 57 Responses

The politics of the Senate vote on the stimulus package

By Mark Bahnisch on February 12, 2009

Possum has done an admirable job of spelling out the political implications of the stalling of the stimulus package in the Senate [see also Rob's earlier posts]: The real irony here is it’s the bloke in the middle [Malcolm Turnbull] [...]

Posted in Economics, Elections, Politics | Tagged ALP, Australian Greens, balance of power, Bob Brown, double dissolution, early election, economic policy, global financial crisis, Kevin Rudd, Labor, Liberal Party, Malcolm Turnbull, nick xenophon, Polls, proportional representation, recession, Rudd government, Senate, Senate passage, Steve Fielding, stimulus package, The Greens | 46 Responses

GreensBlog moves

By Mark Bahnisch on August 25, 2008

As well as OpenAustralia being tweaked to focus on the Senate, the folks at GreensBlog have also welcomed in the first sitting of the new Senate tomorrow with a new address and look for the blog and a new website [...]

Posted in Activism, Blogging, Politics, The Web | Tagged Australian Greens, balance of power, Blogging, blogosphere, Bob Brown, e democracy, GreensBlog, open australia, openaustralia, political blogging, Senate, The Greens | 2 Responses

OpenAustralia opens up the Senate

By Kim on August 23, 2008

When I noted the establishment of OpenAustralia as a new initiative in facilitating public scrutiny of Parliament, I expressed a wish that the Senate would be included as well as the House – because that’s where a lot of the [...]

Posted in Politics, The Web | Tagged Australian Greens, balance of power, e democracy, Family First, nick xenophon, open australia, openaustralia, parliament, Senate, Steve Fielding | 4 Responses

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