Sunday, 5th April 1998

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Recent stories exclusive to  (how to) subscribe/rs of the Australian National News of the Day:

Hindmarsh Island Bridge case thrown out by High Court 2nd April
The Hindmarsh Island Bridge farce revealed 31st March
UN agrees to make our fresh water a "global commodity".... beware farmers - your fresh water dam WILL cost you! 28th March
Courier Mail's national affairs reporter Peter Charlton attacks MAI concerns and breaches ethics guidelines 28th March
The US Government's global "Cablesplice" project, fact or fantasy? 26th March
Pauline Hanson endorses 12 state candidates. 22nd March
News Limited bucket opposition to the MAI. 21st March
The proposed privatisation of Telstra 16th March 1998
Queensland State Candidates meet the people 15th March 1998
One Nation, the First Year 12th March 1998


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One Nation Queensland State and Federal candidates meet

In a historic weekend that will have the Federal and State Australian Labor Party and Coalition machines shaking in their boots a large gathering of One Nation candidates met at Toowoomba to set up strategies for the upcoming elections.

It goes without saying the weekend was a wonderful success - even though our leader, Pauline Hanson, could not be with us - she was in Lightening Ridge addressing 700 miners.

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Making the news" -
an indepth exposé of media and political collusion at the highest possible levels in Australia.


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Subject: WA abortion Bills

Hi,

The abortion bills put forward by the various houses of the W.A Parliament are a sad reflection of the poor calibre of leaders we have in this country. To vote in favour of killing a baby to satisfy the mostly selfish demands of uncaring mothers and fathers indicates a twisted mind.

It's interesting that the mainstream media constantly repeat the slogan that this issue is about womans rights. Very little in mentioned about the rights of the baby and the responsibilities of the parents.

Of course the mainstream media should accept some of the blame for these demands to legalize murder as they control the debate and with their usual biased reporting they influence the decisions of our leaders.

Peter. W

Subject: Comments on Australian News of the Day

Scott....best of luck at Toowoomba,for this historic conference. You are doing a fantastic job informing Australians, via News of the day, of the real issues, and the exciting progress of One Nation. This coming election is going to be the first one for a long time, that will give Australians the opportunity to make a vote that actually makes a difference in the way that our country is run! And what a difference that will be!

Pauline Hanson has exposed tweedle dee and tweedle dum, for the stumbling, ring kissing, syncophants that they are. So many Australians are totally sick of and disgusted with the way this country has been given the finger by those entrusted with its welfare and are just itching to give their votes to the only alternative choice.Keep up the good work!!!

Steve Nichols

Personal trivia, from the global office:

Another perfect day in paradise - this time in Toowoomba.

Have a good one.


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