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Download the English Patch zip file (link below) 2. Just fear mongering and Kevin’s own disrespect to the Australian public.Īll Kevin Rudd provided were promises he could not deliver on unless he recalled the Parliment back.Download Ygopro Beta with Link Summon (new update + english patch) Preview: How to use English Patch: 1. Labor’s campaign simply focused on the slogan “If he wins, you lose”. The Coalition, in fact, never won the last election. If she had gone ahead with a takeover bid of Fairfax Media, the blame might have shifted to Rineheart.
The reason why Murdoch was singled? Because of his share of the news papers and what Rudd (incorrectly) said about Murdoch owning 70% of news papers. When the Coalition won, the Social Media Sphere exploded in a tidal wave of denial and thus the hunt for a scape goat commenced. If anything, Murdoch’s editors were slow: what was shown at the front of the papers were opinions the majority of Australian’s held for months in advance. Like it or not, Murdoch’s editors via the papers were voicing what most Australian’s were saying. In terms of influence, you either have or you have not. Find their own sources and come to their own conclusions. I remembered the number of seats remaining at 72 (the tie) but I cannot find the release showing the 48-52 split that later emerged in the Coalitions favor before the pact with the Greens was made.Įven before the advent of the Internet, Australian’s were able to conduct their own research.
This I am going to have to admit I was wrong and chalk it up to a faulty memory. Whether Labor COULD have won with News Limited taking a balanced tack is another question. (Fairfax seemed to lean slightly the other way.) The Murdoch publications made no effort to present the policied & evidence in such a manner. People may try to make rational decisions, but that depends on having all evidence available and balanced. Just as Murdoch DID influence the election, indirectly, by heavily favouring one side in his publications.
In other words if four percent of the population had voted the other way we would have KRudd as PM. In 2013 the same number was 53.45% in favour of the LNP (provisionally). Many of those people voted for the Greens because, you know, preferential voting. In other words, more people wanted Labor in than wanted the LNP. (From 2010): “The Australian Electoral Commission says after preferences Labor has 50.12 per cent of the vote compared to the Coalition’s 49.88 per cent. > Labor had less votes than the Coalition and only won because they teamed up with the Greens). Very disappointing considering the progress seen with the IT Pricing inquiry. Australian is not among them, which is strange considering how shabbily consumers have been treated by multinational companies with regards to geo-blocking and price gouging. “The fact that Australia is supporting this suggests that some people are not paying attention to the IT Pricing inquiry,” suggested Kim Weatherall.īut the good news is some countries are attempting to push back on some of the specifics of this agreement. Recommendation 10: That the Australian Government investigate the feasibility of amending the Competition and Consumer Act so that contracts or terms of service which seek to enforce geo-blocking are considered void. Recommendation 9: The Committee recommends that the Australian Government consider enacting a ban on geo-blocking as an option of last resort, should persistent market failure exist in spite of the changes to the Competition and Consumer Act and the Copyright Act recommended in this report.
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