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Sydney Morning Herald article:
The laws, which operate until the end of July, have the potential to make a crime of wearing a T-shirt with a message on it, undertaking a Chaser-style stunt, handing out condoms at protests, riding a skateboard or even playing music, critics say.
Police and volunteers from the State Emergency Service and Rural
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Too right there will be a change in government. And Labor has itself to blame.
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At the moment, Barry O'Farrell's only major selling point that I can see is that he's not Morris Iemma. And while I think Kevin Rudd got by at the federal election largely because he wasn't John Howard, Barry's going to have a harder time pulling something similar off if he doesn't present an actually positive change. Especially if Labor finally summon up the nerve to dump Iemma at last and put someone actually good in his place.
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I think in many ways it doesn't matter who is in government if they've been in for too long - they get lazy and stop responding to the electorate or have delusions of infallibility.
Certainly the whole Catholic event seems to be way out of hand. I have no object to them having it, but why not have the same rules as say, the G&L Mardi Gra?
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