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Baird's vow to maintain ICAC efficacy – voters will be watching

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At this time when practically every organisation and sport has been embroiled in corruption, it was good to read that Premier Mike Baird is prepared to ...

Tony Abbott fares better than he should thanks to Labor's Shorten

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The non-performance of Bill Shorten is what helps Prime Minister Tony Abbott in the polls. Labor needs to be thinking about its leadership.

ALP should have heeded members - Shorten can't connect

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Leo Vilensky Castle Cove. Bill Shorten deserves time to make a fist of the ALP leadership. If he can't, though, there will be many who will want ...

Asylum seeker numbers should increase

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I don't for a second believe the chief concern of our politicians in regard to irregular boat arrivals is the welfare of those who choose to board dodgy boats...

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[Sydney Morning Herald] - Leo Vilensky Castle Cove I am not a fan of the current federal government, but Julia Gillard really struck a positive note when she clarified that legal ownership of resources lie with the people of Australia and not individuals.

Call BHP's bluff over threat to shift overseas

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[Sydney Morning Herald] - Leo Vilensky Castle Cove Another insular-thinking businessman who believes that the government and the workers are there merely to serve their interests. And I am a BHP shareholder. Robert Doherty Kensington Beware of the Greeks voting for wrong party

History repeats as Timor lessons go unheeded

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Presumably Leo Vilensky (Letters, June 24) voted for the 62 per cent increase in electricity charges not attributable to carbon pricing. There can ...