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Bob Katter supports Coalition; Windsor and Oakeshott to reveal their hand at 3pm

By Kim on September 7, 2010

Bob Katter has supported the Coalition; and the other two Independents will reveal their hand at 3pm. Crikey has a liveblog, and ABC News 24 and News Radio are carrying Bob Katter’s press conference live. Update: Bernard Keane summarises Katter’s [...]

Posted in federal election 2010 | Tagged Bob Katter, Coalition, Federal Election 2010, hung parliament, Independents, liveblogging, Rob Oakeshott, tony windsor | 83 Responses

Last chance New Gubbermint divination thread

By Kim on September 7, 2010

Whether Tony Windsor, Bob Katter and Rob Oakeshott know which way they’re going to jump is something I don’t know. But hopefully we’ll all know this afternoon, at around 2pm if Windsor and Oakeshott’s statements this morning to the press [...]

Posted in federal election 2010, Levity | Tagged decision, divination, Federal Election 2010, hung parliament, Independents, Rob Oakeshott, tony windsor | 60 Responses

Professorial piffle

By Kim on September 7, 2010

BobKat showed last night on Q&A that he could name drop De Tocqueville, Mill and Shakespeare just as well as David Burchell, but with more actual sense (and fewer allusions to Montesquieu, Rousseau and “the ancient Athenians”). Funny how political [...]

Posted in federal election 2010, Media, Philosophy, Politics | Tagged Bob Katter, David Burchell, edmund burke, Federal Election 2010, hung parliament, Independents, kenneth wiltshire, News Limited, Q&A, Qanda, Rob Oakeshott | 17 Responses

Noel Pearson weighs in

By Kim on September 7, 2010

… and urges the country Indepedents to support Tony Abbott. The story is here. Pearson’s main issue seems to be the Queensland Wild Rivers legislation, which Brian wrote about recently. As the article notes, this intervention comes on the back [...]

Posted in federal election 2010, Indigenous | Tagged Bob Katter, chris graham, country independents, Federal Election 2010, hung parliament, Indigenous policy, Noel Pearson, overland, wild rivers | 59 Responses

2010 Hung Parliament roundtable #8

By tigtog on September 7, 2010

Will today be the big day? Please use this thread for any breaking news and general speculation that isn’t quite on topic for any other recent hung-parliament posts.

Posted in federal election 2010 | Tagged hung parliament, roundtable | 32 Responses

Katter and Milne on Q&A

By Kim on September 6, 2010

Q&A tonight came close to living up to its pitch of unpredictability. The representatives of both wings of the political class – Nick Minchin and Peter Beattie – looked like going into meltdown as Christine Milne and Bob Katter, for [...]

Posted in federal election 2010, History, International, Media, Politics | Tagged agriculture, Bob Katter, cheap food, Christine Milne, De Tocqueville, economic policy, Federal Election 2010, food security, free trade, greens, hung parliament, John Stuart Mill, neo-liberalism, Nick Minchin, Peter Beattie, protection, Q&A, Qanda, Rebecca Huntley, tariffs | 64 Responses

Text of the parliamentary reform agreement

By Kim on September 6, 2010

… is to be found here. [Via Peter Martin]

Posted in federal election 2010, Politics | Tagged agreement for better parliament, Federal Election 2010, hung parliament, Independents, parliamentary reform, text | 8 Responses

A note on stability [Hung Parliament]

By Kim on September 6, 2010

As we get closer to decision time, I’ve been reflecting on the idea of “stability” that seems key to the rural Independents’ choice or choices. I watched last week’s Q&A on repeat – I turned it off last Monday when [...]

Posted in federal election 2010, Politics, Sociology | Tagged David Penberthy, Federal Election 2010, hung parliament, Independents, Jessica Rudd, John Keane, Kevin Rudd, modernist, partisan de-identification, political science, political sociology, Polls, post industrial politics, post-partisan politics, Q&A, Qanda, stability | 35 Responses

Polls, polls, polls and the campaign for another election!

By Kim on September 6, 2010

This morning’s papers are full of more petulance about the lack of an election result, and about polls. The poll being talked about was trumpeted by News Limited, but curiously didn’t emanate from either Newspoll or Galaxy – pollsters of [...]

Posted in federal election 2010 | Tagged Essential Research, Federal Election 2010, hung parliament, News Limited, Polls | 53 Responses

Draft parliamentary reforms being negotiated by Independents

By Kim on September 4, 2010

[Via Hayden Cooper on Twitter] The text of draft parliamentary reforms being negotiated by the Independents with both the ALP and the Coalition can be found here. Update: The SMH reports that Anthony Albanese says that Labor signed on to [...]

Posted in federal election 2010, Politics | Tagged Federal Election 2010, hung parliament, Independents, parliamentary reform | 16 Responses

Political geographies of Australian globalism

By Kim on September 4, 2010

There’s an interesting article in The Australian today by Gabrielle Chan, looking at the rural discontent embodied in the rhetoric of the country Independents: The 2010 episode of “bush leverage” is a result of a backlash by conservatives against a [...]

Posted in Australiana, Economics, federal election 2010, Howardia, Markets, Policy, Politics, Sociology | Tagged Barnaby Joyce, Bob Katter, country independents, Culture, economic policy, Federal Election 2010, globalisation, hung parliament, John Howard, Nationals, neo-liberalism, neocons, Paul Keating, Pauline Hanson, Red Ted Theodore, rural and regional economies, Sociology, the bush, The Greens, tony windsor | 38 Responses

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