Carbon Tax
In February 2011 Prime Minister Julia Gillard announced the government’s plan for introducing a pricing mechanism for carbon. The plan, which was supported by the Greens and the independents Tony Windsor and Rob Oakeshott, involved establishing a fixed price for carbon for a period of three to five years before moving to an emissions trading scheme. The Leader of the Opposition, Tony Abbott, condemned the Prime Minister for breaking her election promise not to introduce a carbon tax.
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Jos Valdman, Adelaide Advertiser,
Prime Time Sunday
Greg Smith, The Sunday Times,
What's All This About Then?
Jon Kudelka, The Australian,
La Trobe Valley Visit
Mark Knight, Herald Sun,
The Coal Industry - Villain for the 21st Century?
Andrew Weldon, The Sunday Age,
Pollution
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We've Got to Start Early Tomorrow, Dear
David Pope, The Canberra Times,
Children of the Revolution
David Rowe, The Australian Financial Review,
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Warren Brown, The Daily Telegraph,
Extreme Democracy
Bruce Petty, The Age,
Mortgaging the Planet
Ron Tandberg, The Age,
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Carbon Cate and the Magnates
Cathy Wilcox, The Sydney Morning Herald,
Carbon Hot Air
John Shakespeare, The Sydney Morning Herald,
The Incredible Carbon Tax Machine
John Tiedemann, The Daily Telegraph,