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Thursday, 14 August 2008 |
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Summary: Victoria Premier John Brumby discusses possible compensation
for CityLink as a result of any future road projects, Rod Eddington’s
transport report, the development of a Green Paper on climate change,
COAG, free health checks for workers, and Garrie Hutchinson’s
resignation from the Veterans’ Unit within the Department of Planning
and Community Development.
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Tuesday, 12 August 2008 |
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Summary: Victorian Premier John Brumby, the Minister for Community
Services, Lisa Neville, and the Federal Member for Corio, Richard
Marles, unveil new facilities at Newcomb Secondary School. The Premier
also responds to questions re HECS-style TAFE fees, Victorian
Treasury’s review of growth estimates, a shooting at Watergardens
railway station, anti-GM protesters publishing maps showing farmers who
are planting GM canola, “drunk tanks” in the Melbourne CBD, the
Facebook site ‘I support drafting Peter Costello’, and the Northern
Territory election.
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Sunday, 10 August 2008 |
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Summary: Victorian Premier John Brumby and Major Projects Minister Theo
Theophanous discuss the new rectangular stadium, and the union walk-off
at the construction site of the new Children’s Hospital. The Premier
also responds to questions about tenders for the construction of desal
plant, car crashes and speed, and taxpayers footing the bill for his
55th birthday celebration.
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Thursday, 31 July 2008 |
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Summary: Victorian Premier John Brumby and Public Transport Minister
Lynne Kosky discuss investments in the regional rail network, difficult
economic times, the consolidation of Don KRC and job losses, the
closure of the Dartmoor sawmill and job losses, population growth,
George Seitz, the review of Australia’s automotive industry.
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Tuesday, 29 July 2008 |
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Summary: Premier John Brumby, with Housing Minister Richard Wynne,
announces a new public and social development for Broadmeadows. The
Premier also discusses crime statistics, Kew Cottages redevelopment,
changes to clearway times, and the desalination project.
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Friday, 25 July 2008 |
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Summary: Victorian Premier John Brumby, ExxonMobil’s Mark Nolan and
Federal Resources and Energy Minister Martin Ferguson discuss a new
gas and oil project in Bass Strait, and emissions trading. The Premier
also responds to questions about seatbelts on buses, allegations of
corruption in Port Phillip Council, gas prices, a dead newborn baby
found abandoned in Shepparton, and the removal of signs from the front
of the City Museum.
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Wednesday, 23 July 2008 |
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Summary: Victorian Premier John Brumby discusses the rebuilding of a
school, and anti-pipeline protesters planning to occupy his rural
property.
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Tuesday, 22 July 2008 |
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Summary: Victorian Premier John Brumby, Arts Minister Lynne Kosky and
National Gallery of Victoria Director Gerard Vaughan discuss Salvador
Dalí: Liquid Desire. The Premier also responds to questions about a
new public transport ad campaign, the expense of the renovation of
Parliament House, Brimbank Council, a proposal for a fast train between
Frankston and Geelong, the rock attack on an ambulance, difficulty in
seeing green P-plates, and violence in junior sport.
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Monday, 21 July 2008 |
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Summary: Victorian Premier John Brumby and Tiger Airways Managing
Director Shelley Roberts answer questions about the increased use of
Melbourne Airport, and the creation of new jobs by Tiger Airways. The
Premier discusses Melbourne rainfall, construction start on the
north-south pipeline, and increased park and ride facilities.
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Saturday, 19 July 2008 |
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Summary: Premier John Brumby unveils the new Cobbers’ statue that
commemorates the Battle of Fromelles. Minister Tony Robinson also
comments on the unveiling. Premier Brumby responds to questions
regarding: a police blitz on train stations, protests over Monash
Freeway noise, and the Pope’s apology to victims of sexual abuse.
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