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30
November

Food crisis looms amid foreign buy-up

30 November 2011 - as written for the Weekly Times. Foreign investment is going to be, without doubt, one of the most critical issues facing the nation over the coming decades.We need to be certain that in the future this nation is able to feed itself. We also need to be able to play our part as a r... ...more

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2
February

Education only a dream for some

During the federal election, the Prime Minister Julia Gillard outlined her vision for the country in 2013. My vision is of a nation that creates jobs, invests in great education and health services and tackles the challenges of the future with confidence and optimism. She should read her comment... ...more

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5
March

North Coast beef industry needs level playing field not Mad Cow imports

Local producers don’t want special deals, just a level playing field.   The Rudd Government is now effectively enforcing stricter controls on the North Coast's $140 million-a-year cattle industry than it is on imports which the Government has just allowed from countries affected by Mad Cow Di... ...more

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18
January

A hard road

Are you a good driver? You may be hopeless and tend to wander but would you tell anyone? While none of us think we need any driving tuition how long is it since you read your state’s Road Users Handbook? When you got your licence? Take a drive and it becomes apparent that whatever the road rules an... ...more

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11
January

Summer rains make way for high temperatures

Summer has kicked into gear in a big way with high temperatures blanketing much of NSW and the southern states. Of course that raises the risk of bushfires and we must all follow the advice of state authorities in relation to fire danger. The NSW Rural Fire Service website is update as required as i... ...more

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22
December

Happy Christmas

Australia celebrates Christmas 2009 free from the shackles of a Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme and its Emissions Trading Scheme. It was a close call but the Senate managed to defeat this ridiculous new tax that the Prime Minister was so insistent on taking to the Copenhagen Climate Change Confere... ...more

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26
November

Stop The ETS

The response to the Government’s proposed Emissions Trading Scheme has sent my inbox into meltdown. The phones are running hot and the fax is getting a work out as well. Overwhelmingly I am being told that you do not want an ETS as you know that paying a tax will have no effect on the climate. The ... ...more

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6
November

Is this man serious?

A man who knows a lot about hot air has declared that humans must stop eating meat to save the planet. This would be laughable if it were not so serious. Lord Stern, author of The Stern Review on the Economics of Climate Change which was published on October 30 2006 is the I. G. Patel Professor of ... ...more

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9
September

A test for all

My 16-year-old son Will is sitting his Year 11 exams and like any parent I hope that he has done enough study and will be as successful as he can be. When you send your child to school you hand over much of their life to other people. They are influenced by friends and teachers and they learn to mas... ...more

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2
September

The Nationals Leadership Tour

Being on the road with my fellow Nationals Leadership Team members - Leader Warren Truss, Deputy Leader Nigel Scullion and Senate Leader Barnaby Joyce - has been a fantastic experience. We travelled through the electorates of Richmond, Page and Cowper and met constituents, party members, media and ... ...more

The Nationals Leadership Tour
 

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Senator Nash with UNE Chancellor, Richard Torbay, at the graduation ceremony in Armidale, NSW
Senator Nash with UNE Chancellor Richard Torbay and UNE Vice Chancellor, Professor Jim Barber
Senator Nash with Coleambally Irrigation CEO John Culleton during a visit to Coleambally to hear local concerns about water cuts, the day before the Griffith MDBA meeting
Senator Nash addresses UNE graduates in Armidale, NSW, in March 2012
Senator Nash with USC Deputy Vice Chancellor, Professor Birgit Lohmann
Senator Nash with Coleambally Irrigation CEO John Culleton during a visit to Coleambally to hear local concerns about water cuts, the day before the Griffith MDBA meeting
Senator Nash addresses UNE graduates in Armidale, NSW, in March 2012
Senator Nash with USC Deputy Vice Chancellor, Professor Birgit Lohmann; Pro Vice-Chancellor - Research, Professor Roland De Marco(right of Professor Lohmann); and Director of Executive Projects Unit, Don Maconachie(far right)
Senator Nash and Tony Abbott listen to local concerns at the Griffith MDBA meeting

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