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May 2010

• Rudd faces grilling for breaking ‘rolled-gold’ promise

  News Clippings May 31 2010  |  Read more »

  The federal coalition will press for a resumption of a Senate estimates hearing to quiz the Rudd government about a $38 million advertising campaign promoting its planned super profits tax on the mining sector.

• RUDD’S KINGDOM OF PROPAGANDA NEEDS TO BE INVESTIGATED

  Press Releases May 31 2010  |  Download press release  |  Read more »

  Family First Leader Senator Steve Fielding says the Rudd Government’s Kingdom of Propaganda should be investigated by a Senate Inquiry after it exempted itself from getting approval for political advertising so it can campaign on its massive new mining tax.

• $38m resource tax ad campaign under fire

  News Clippings Michelle Grattan and Lucy Battersby, by Michelle Grattan and Lucy Battersby, May 31 2010  |  Download clipping  |  Read more »

  THE opposition will move for a Senate inquiry into the government’s $38 million resource rent tax advertising campaign, with the Coalition accusing Labor of deliberately hiding its arrangements from Senate estimates hearings last week.

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  Audio/Video May 29 2010

• ABUSE OF TAX PAYER FUNDED PROPAGANDA SHOULD BE INVESTIGATED: FIELDING

  Press Releases May 28 2010  |  Download press release  |  Read more »

  Family First Leader Senator Steve Fielding says Kevin Rudd should be renamed the Prince of Propaganda after he exempted the government from getting approval for political advertising so it can campaign on its massive new mining tax.

• Government mining tax ad blitz to cost $38m

  News Clippings Sabra Lane, by Sabra Lane, May 28 2010  |  Read more »

  The Federal Government is under pressure over its decision to use taxpayer’s money to run advertising on its proposed mining super profits tax.

• Australia Invokes Special Powers To Promote Mining Tax In Advertisements

  News Clippings Rachel Pannett , by Rachel Pannett , May 28 2010  |  Read more »

  Australia’s government on Friday invoked special powers to embark on a taxpayer-funded advertising campaign to promote its planned new 40% tax on mining industry super profits.

• Taxpayers to front $38m on mining ads

  News Clippings Crystal Ja, by Crystal Ja, May 28 2010  |  Read more »

  The federal government has given itself special permission to spend $38.5 million of taxpayer dollars to sell its mining profits tax to the people.

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  Audio/Video May 28 2010

• THERE IS A BETTER WAY TO STOP TSUNAMI OF BOAT PEOPLE

  Press Releases May 27 2010  |  Download press release  |  Read more »

  Family First Leader Senator Steve Fielding says there is better way to solving the tidal wave of asylum seekers heading to our shores than bringing back the Pacific Solution.

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