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Ochenski Bipartisan boost: Single-payer finds support from both sides of the aisle By: George Ochenski The push for single-payer health care reform picked up more support in Montana this week when both a Republican and a Democrat endorsed the concept.
Gunns Picks JV Partner for Bell Bay Pulp Project
June 29, 2009 - Australian forest products company Gunns said that it has picked a company to develop a joint venture agreement with for its A$2.2 billion Bell Bay pulp mill project in Australia.
Bob Brown on single-payer: What are we waiting for?
Beginning in my teen years I spent many enriching hours exploring ideas with him.
Introducing himselfa "Bill Lohmanna s first column
Boy, things really are changing quickly in the newspaper business. A year ago, I was minding my own business, writing features for the Flair section and, when I could swing it, going out on the road for stories with photographer Bob Brown.
AS state budget season comes to an end I have a couple of questions: what has happened to all the cash from Kevin and who would want to be a premier? The first is a mystery; the second is easy to answer.
Country Jam' success continues on
The Emo Legiona s a oeCountry Jama enjoyed a generous crowd Friday night despite the seventh game in the Stanley Cup final.
Brown dumbfounded by 'poor Steve'
AUSTRALIAN Greens leader Bob Brown said he was dumbfounded by Senator Steve Fielding's position on climate change.
Legal bills ... Australian Greens leader Bob Brown has to pay $240,000 in court costs.
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Government to talk to Greens on ETS
The Government is expected to sit down this week to talk to the Greens about its emissions trading scheme.
For once Turnbull makes a correct assessment , while Bob Brown naturally can't wait to give the Uighurs a man hug.
Mourners recall Brown's honesty, respect for customers
They played Tony Bennett's 'The Good Life' at Bob Brown's funeral on Thursday, and everyone agreed that it had been.
Don't punish people for just staying alive
Among all the mixed messages on retirement flowing from the budget, the biggest policy development is the decision to extend the working age for Australians to 67.
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Chamber won't be bullied into passing Budget: crossbench senators
Transcript Chamber won't be bullied into passing Budget: crossbench senators PM - Wednesday, 13 May , 2009 18:14:00 Reporter: Sabra Lane MARK COLVIN: As we've heard, the Treasurer has urged the Senate to pass the Budget measures as soon as possible, but crossbench senators haven't taken kindly to his comments.
Swine flu confirmed in Washington and Lee college student
Loading... 1 of 2 Click for more Virginia Health Commissioner Karen Remley addresses a news conference about swine flu at the Virginia Department of Health in Richmond on Friday, May 1. RICHMOND One of two probable cases of swine flu at Washington and Lee University in Lexington has been confirmed.
Asia sets pace in checks for symptoms
AUSTRALIA is lagging behind its Asian neighbours in introducing devices that can scan people en masse for fever, one symptom of swine flu.
Republic vote has 'two-to-one' support
THE global financial crisis is no reason to delay taking steps towards holding a referendum on whether Australia should become a republic, Greens leader Bob Brown says.
When Bob Brown looks at a tree, he sees more than just the large brown trunk and sturdy branches.
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Fielding still stalling alcopops tax
The Federal Government is still one vote short of getting its alcopops tax passed in the Senate.
Tanker spills oil into city river
THE cargo ship that caused one of southeast Queensland's biggest environmental disasters has leaked oil in the Brisbane River.
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Greens Leader Bob Brown joins Lateline live from Parliament House to discuss his party's views on climate change policy.