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Current Issue of The Guardian
10 March 2010 - click here for index of articles
Rudd’s plan for hospitals – Cost cutting towards privatisation
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Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, his deputy Julia Gillard and Health Minister Nicola Roxon have been busy this week pushing their proposed changes to health and hospitals funding. more ...
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How good is the national curriculum?
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Two weeks ago Prime Minister Kevin Rudd followed up his announcement of the proposed federal takeover of the nation’s hospitals with the unveiling of the proposed new National Curriculum for the nation’s schools. more ... |
Qld privatisation to affect federal Labor
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A Queensland poll confirms the state government’s privatisation plans will severely affect Federal Labor’s chances in Queensland in this year’s election. more ...
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Assessing schools – the hidden agenda
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It is perfectly natural that parents want their children to attend a good school. All children should attend good schools. Thirty or more years ago, it was not a big issue. more ...
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The message from Greece
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A serious Greek debt crisis is unwinding in the European Union, threatening the stability of the Euro and, with it, of the EU itself. more ...
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Culture & Life – War as thrilling entertainment
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Last week in Culture & Life, I wrote about the Hollywood blockbuster Avatar, and especially about the way it depicted the US Marines as little more than hired guns for US corporations, a view that people in many diverse parts of the world would agree with from their own bitter experience. more ...
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