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By Mark Bahnisch on June 4, 2010
Such is the impact of the 24 hour news cycle and the eternal present it creates that commentators seem unable to contemplate what comes next, and seem to assume that what has happened before will always happen again. So we’ve [...]
Posted in Politics | Tagged Advertising, Clive Palmer, election campaign, ets, Kevin Rudd, minerals week, mining industry, rspt, tax |
By Kim on March 31, 2010
If the South Australian election proved anything, it proved that to win in a tight race, you need hard working and appealing candidates in the marginals. For all the headline talk (now somewhat diminished) about Tony Abbott’s alleged momentum, what [...]
Posted in Federal Elections, Politics, Queensland, State/Territory Elections | Tagged candidates, Coalition, election campaign, Federal Election 2010, George Brandis, Liberal Party, LNP, Longman, Mal Brough, marginal seats, marginals, Michael Johnson, Moreton, Nationals, preselections, Queensland, Ryan, South Australian election 2010, Wyatt Roy |
By Mark Bahnisch on February 12, 2010
The first contest of what will be a busy election year is under way, with Tasmanian Premier David Bartlett visiting the Governor to set the wheels in motion for a poll on March 20. The Poll Bludger has more. We [...]
Posted in State/Territory Elections | Tagged Blogging, David Bartlett, election campaign, Tasmania, Tasmanian election 2010 |
By Mark Bahnisch on February 24, 2009
Folks with long memories might recall I covered the 2006 Queensland election for Crikey. In discussing with the Crikey peeps what might be the best way to go in terms of reporting on and analysis of the 2009 Queensland election, [...]
Posted in Blogging, Media, Notices, Queensland, State/Territory Elections | Tagged analysis, Blogging, blogosphere, blogs, Condamine, Courier-Mail, coverage, Crikey, election, election campaign, Larvatus prodeo, Mark Bahnisch, Media, Newspoll, Pineapple Party Time, Poll Bludger, possum, Queensland election 2006, Queensland election 2009, Stuart Copeland |
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