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Meet the Coalition's socialists. At least with Weet Bix
The Coalition's pledge to shrink the size of government and the reach of government regulation has hit a furrow in the wheat fields of Australia where deregulation is sometimes seen as a fad.
Opposition Leader Tony Abbott this week is determined to steer his troops away from accepting the full deregulation of the wheat market and probably will succeed with most of them.
In fact, it might not hurt Mr Abbott were a couple of his MPs to abstain or otherwise protest against the legislation. It would reinforce the "we're not Stalanists" line he has been using on the freedom of Coalition backbenchers.
But there also is the broader question of political philosophy. Why would it be good to deregulate the labour market and expose workers to greater competition, but not OK to open up the centralised grains market?
NSW Nationals senator Fiona Nash has condemned "deregulation for deregulation's sake" and said this can leave to "stupid decisions".
Mr Abbott has said there should be a a transition in the changes to marketing wheat, a reasonable proposal given the potential effect on farmers. But Mr Abbott is arguing that the reason for a slow deregulation is the "record of incompetence and untrustworthiness" of the current government.
East coast Coalition MPs aren't the only ones dubious about the Government's move to complete the decentralisation of wheat marketing started after a scandal centred on the Australian Wheat Board's $290 million in bribes in Iraq a decade ago.
The House of Representatives independents Tony Windsor and Rob Oakeshott and the Greens MP Adam Bandt will also be looking closely at the proposal. However, the legislation, to be introduced before the end of the year, is expected to pass the House.
It is in the Senate where the biggest fight, and the possibility of Coalition protests, is likely to erupt.
It's not unusual to yearn for days gone by but the rural outposts of the National and Liberal parties want to revive a specific period of agrarian socialism.
Senator Nash made this clear in Parliament on September 20 while debating deregulation of wheat marketing.
"Well, I will absolutely say on record I am pining for the single desk for wheat," she said.
"I think getting rid of the single desk for wheat was one of the most stupid decisions a government has ever made and to just philosophically go down the line of deregulation for deregulation's sake was just simply stupid.
"I say that in the light of now we have growers who are not being paid for wheat they have sold because there is no certainty underpinning that payment for them in many of these instances and that is wrong and that is as a direct result of the deregulation of the wheat industry in many instances."
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Shane From Melbourne says:
Expansion of the welfare state with middle class family welfare, industry subsidies in the form of private health insurance, private schooling, and first home buyers grant (which was really a subsidy to sellers and real estate agents who jacked up the home prices), yep the Coalition have been good little socialists.
nihonin says:
You know Mal, the photo with this opinion piece is quiet funny and up to date, considering there are people whom feel the country is being run by the patients in the sanitarium.
Mattb says:
"Meet the Coalition's socialist. Well atleast with Weetbix"..
Oh, and… Maternity leave
..... Nanny funding
..... Middle class welfare
..... Corporate welfare 'Direct action'
Anyone can add more to this list if they choose…The coalition's list of socialist policies is just as big as the governments
But that doesn't stop many of there fans calling anyone who doesn't agree with them a socialist, commie latte sipper…
Joel B1 says:
Haven't looked at The Punch for ages.
But it wasn't a surprise to see Farr talking about Abbott.
Tubesteak says:
The last thing we need is the inefficiency and ineptitude of government bureaucrats interfering in our economy. Let the market sort the wheat from the chaff.
Rosie says:
"Opposition Leader Tony Abbott this week is determined to steer his troops towards accepting the full deregulation of the wheat market and probably will succeed with most of them."
Mr Farr honestly, what is the purpose of this article? We know how Abbott will deal with it and has his reasons to steer his troops towards accepting the full deregulation of the wheat market. It will be discussed in cabinet for the right outcome and it will be a robust discussion.
How about an article that is very concerning to all Australians? The fact that decent people don't want to see Peter Sleeper back in the Speaker's chair for using obscene language in his text messages and the arrest of Williamson, once the National President of the Labor Party.
I somehow feel this will never be published.
Mohamad says:
There has been regulation of the wheat market since around 1914. Its nothing new. Howard had regulations in place to prevent the sale of wheat to certain countries.
There have been regulations in place for around 100 years regarding the export of wheat, the standard of product, fertilisers, poisons used to grow and protect the crop etc. There is an industry Code of Practice.
The fact that the Liberals were in Govt when the AWB scandal was exposed might have Abbott running a scared
Charles says:
Gee Mal, bashing the coalition for having some angst on this issue is a new low point even for you.
Let me put youy in the picture, WA and SA are the export states where nmost of the wqheat harvested goes offshore. This is suited to a de-regulated market where com,peteition thrives and numeros players can have go.
In the East it is a regulated market because it is pretty much all placed in the domestic market, and virtually none is sent offshore. to ensure an orderly distribution among the Australian based processors it more ideally fits into a regulated market as serious competition in this tends to destabilise the industry along the lines of geographical and climatic advantage.
So to blast the coalition because it has difficulty trying to manage two really diverse markets that are going to be under one policy is to ignore the damage that this could inflict on the grain production industry in Australia. It also shows that your motivations are quite political and you have no real interest in engaging in the real issues.
William says:
Do you ever write anything about the Government?
I think you should be lableled "Mr Negativity" Mr Farr.
Does all your relentless bitching about Abbott and the Coalition make you a happier man or do you end your days feeling negative?
NESLIHAN KUROSAWA says:
Hi Malcolm,
Is this a bit like the famous deregulation in the banking sector way back? Would deregulation of wheat industry mean that farmers will get more money for their wheat or Australian shoppers will actually pay more for a packet of Weetbix? Which ever way we choose to look at it, in the last couple of years we have been facing a genuine decline in overall wheat production in the world, especially in such places as the USA and Russia because of extremes in weather patterns and climate change.
Somehow I feel that we should consider ourselves a bit lucky to be in Australia with such a low and less demanding population to begin with. However, when we look at other overly populated nations, there is actually very real danger of everyday essential foods such as bread and rice becoming far too expensive and scarce for everyday consumers. So when we talk about the overall wheat production in our world, it simply happens to be a huge and tricky market.
Even more so I really would like to know how much more we will be paying for our favorite cereals such as Weetbix in not too distant future. Because just looking at our breakfast table is usually a good guide to what is actually going on in the country side and what is everyday reality to the Australian farmers who work so hard for all those items on our supermarket shelves we all take for granted. Kind regards to your editors.
maria says:
The one thing I know that in Switzerland there is no opposition party because the people are sovereign and they are the opposition.
What about that???????????????
Daylight Robbery says:
What makes me angry is countries like USA call for Free trade yet they heavily subsidise industries like wheat then dump over supply into the ocean.
Is the answer that any country undermining Australian industry with subsidising, dumping product to destroy Australian jobs be met with penalties/tarrifs/taxes of some form?
We all know China manipulates its currency to destroy Australian and USA industry and jobs. Obama has pledged to pressure China when it cheats.
Turns out Australians arent that much dearer than overseas workers, currency is cheated which makes them look expensive.
Australians just want a level fair playing field…
Craig says:
"Stalinists" not "Stalanists". If you're going to support or oppose an ideology at least learn how to spell it in your article.
Learning what it stands for (a totalitarian dictatorship) would also be beneficial for people writing for News Ltd publications. Most seem to have a very weak grasp on history.
jimbo says:
Same people, same politics, same drivel, same bias, same cut and paste and not one of the usual suspects have changed their point of view or their political leanings. What is the point of the Punch except to publish the same drivel topics day after day to the same crowd. Please, can we have a moratorium on political subjects until the election and then all shall be revealed. Then all those who are right shall be proved right and all those who are wrong shall be silenced and may then crawl back into their holes.
ausspud says:
I think it might be time for the Nat's to break away from the Coalition,they might be Conservative,but they are not Capitalist's.The only reason they give the Lib's their vote is because they dont like Labor & not because they like the Lib's.
lostinperth says:
Malcolm - you could at least have attempted to discuss the merits of a centralised wheat board or food security.
All this article is is your daily anti-coalition serve. No facts, no analysis, no breakdown of the central issues that a competent journalist would include. Just more of what one coalition said to another coalition politician.
Your pro-government, anti-coalition articles are becoming increasingly repetitive, biased, and vacuous.
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Australia are determined not to repeat the mistakes they made for their opening match against Zimbabwe as they prepare to mount a major challenge for the ICC World Twenty20.
The reigning 50-over champions and holders of the Champions Trophy were expected to hit the ground running after a lengthy five-month spell recuperating after a third successive World Cup.
Instead, they looked rusty and under-prepared during their shock five-wicket defeat by Zimbabwe, which opened up the prospect of an early exit if they had lost against England.
That possibility galvanised Australia into a commanding display against their arch-rivals and their seven-wicket triumph with 31 balls remaining at Newlands sent out a message to the remaining teams in the tournament.
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With matches to come against Bangladesh, Pakistan and Sri Lanka in the Super Eight stage, he is also aware they cannot afford another under-par display if they are to progress further in the competition.
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FTA -- Mr Panetta said that the terror gang 'will have no place to hide'.Leon´s doing stand up. Are we going to invade Libya now and track down killers. While your at it look for Ambassador Stevens killer. It appears the Algerians have done a good job killing terrorists and saving hostages.
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If their one-eyed leader is not among the dead, I´m confident Algeria is hunting him down...and he won´t be spending any time in prison...
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Islam, the religion of peace, the Bow-Boy religion of choice running a close first to Marxism.
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http://algiers.usembassy.gov/mobile/index.htmlWhat crisis?
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The Islamists have nothing to lose. The West is paralyzed with fear and political correctness. Al Queda knows Obama will never never really do much to them. I can´t imagine the torture for the Americans especially - realizing you are especially toast because Obama is in office.
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If Bush or Cheney were President this would not have happened!It's only because we have pussies in the WH and on Downey St that these Rag-Heads plan and execute these little 'Soiree's' into an otherwise civilized environment.Does anybody think we won't have more 9/11 attacks here and 7/7 attacks in London and what is going to happen in Paris now?The Algerian government did us a grizzly favor by attacking because now we don't have to watch our Commander in Chief swap the Blind Sheikh for the American hostages.And that fascist POS wants to disarm us. "From My Cold Dead Hands" he will!When good men do nothing, Evil men prosper….Kafir
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POTUS got sideswiped by the UN, when they sided with France to stop the islamist Arab Spring invasion in Mali.Obama can´t assist in Mali or this event. Sharia Law & his oath to Allah do not allow him to target fellow muslim believers. No support means no intelligence, arms, anything. Leave American citizens to die.The mullahs only allowed Obama to schedule flights for picking up dead or injured.This is Obama´s Come To Allah year.The terrorists in both Mali & Algeria were trained by Obama´s miscreants in Turkey, for the Arab Spring invasions. The arms used came from Libya via Obama endorsed smuggling ring.Congress, the ball is in your court. Spin will make impeachment impossible... but perhaps a resignation can be arranged.
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Barnesville man builds own UFOBarnesville, MN (WDAY TV) - It's not bright lights in the sky they're seeing in Barnesville. There are reports of an actual UFO sitting in a front yard.
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Tom Jensen – UFO Builder: "All our kids are grown up, moved away, so we don't really have any kids to decorate for Christmas for, so we thought the kids in the neighborhood would really like Halloween."
Much of the space craft is made from recycled materials, an old satellite dish, the legs are from a trampoline, and these blue light off the deck of an aircraft carrier. with all the attention to detail, only a true believer could make such a spacecraft.
Tom Jensen: "Actually I don't believe in them. That's why I'm kinda of making a little fun of them."
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If you're operating social media for yourself or for your church and you're trying to grow your platform, I'm sure you've heard the one key to social media success is this: "Content is king."
But have you ever wondered: What exactly does that mean? Does it mean that "if I build it, they will come"? Does it mean all I have to do is have a well-written article and hundreds of people will line up to read it?
If you've tried this, I'm guessing you know it doesn't necessarily work.
If you haven't tried it, let me save you some grief and wasted hours—there's more to it than that.
Remember the days when we just duplicated everything in the church bulletin on the church website? Church websites were just online brochures.
Then we started encouraging people to connect. We offered ways for people to sign up for a group, volunteer role or an event through the church website.
Then we started offering the experience online. Churches began to stream their services live to give people a chance to experience teaching and worship without being at a physical location.
What's next?
The rise of the Internet and mobile technology has ushered church communications into a new digital era. As a result, churches have worked hard to create a flawless user experience, engaged social networks and search engine-optimized websites. We've come far, but I fear we've left people behind. Meet the "unplugged."
Despite popular belief, the unplugged are not just senior citizens, they are those in our pews who are not regularly visiting the web or aren't socially engaged online.
So how do we keep up our online strategies while still caring for the unplugged?
I imagine communication as if it were a hub and spokes on a bicycle. A bike has two wheels (online and offline) and is capable of moving us forward. Just like using Facebook, Twitter, email and other tools to bring everyone back to your website, you can use platform announcements, posters, people, etc., to point back to one central hub with all your communication pieces.


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St. Paul Catholic Church is a large parish with a full range of facilities and organizations, including an elementary…More school, men's club, St. Anne's Sodality, mother's club, Catholic Women of Faith, a youth ministry and an active athletic association. There are several choirs. The first Mass at St. Paul's was celebrated on Christmas Day 1879. The first church was a white frame building. The first brick church was constructed in Olde Town Fenton on Main Street. It still stands today. As the congregation grew, a bigger facility was needed and a church/school building was built in 1959 on the site of a former orphanage on Smizer Mill Road. The current church was dedicated on Nov. 4, 1984, allowing the school to expand into the old church building.


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Sun Devils will stick together despite rough patch
A season ago, after starting out 5-1, the Sun Devils tapered off dramatically with six losses in their final seven games.
This season, after earning a place in the Top 25 with an impressive 5-1 start, Kelly and Co. look headed for a similar nose dive after three straight losses to Oregon, UCLA and Oregon State.
But while the murmurs continue to grow following each new defeat, ASU's starting quarterback remains confident that 2012 will have a much better ending than 2011 had.
"You know we are disappointed, but I have great confidence in our guys," Kelly said. "They have great character when stuff hits the fan. This is the time when we are going to pull together better than ever."
While Kelly's vote of confidence is admirable given the team's current slump, the sophomore wasn't exactly in the trenches during ASU's late-season slide in 2011.
Running back Cameron Marshall was, however. And while he admits the plunge in the Pac-12 standings has its similarities to last season, the overall feeling in the locker room the senior says is not the same.
"We've experienced this before," said Marshall. "And, it's familiar and it's different at the same time, because this group of guys, I think our heads are in a different place than it has been before."
Marshall added that the Sun Devils still have plenty to play for over the final three weeks of the season and that the team's collective maturation will help them recover from their recent losing ways.
"I've just seen a lot of growth and maturity from a lot of guys on the team," said Marshall. "Guys who last season at this point in time might have been selfish and not playing for the team or the guys playing for the team the most, encouraging everybody else and other people.
"I think the maturity level has grown on this football team."
ASU will head to Los Angeles next weekend to face another slumping conference foe, the USC Trojans. Last season, Marshall helped lead the Sun Devils to a convincing 43-22 victory over Lane Kiffin's squad.
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Our beloved astromech seems to be popping up everywhere. First R2-D2 shows up in Star Trek. And now the film's visual-effects supervisor, who also worked on Return of the Jedi and The Phantom Menace, and the same screenwriting team who wrote him into Star Trek, are saying Artoo is in their new movie Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.
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"There's an R2-D2 flying around in there somewhere," revealed ILM's Scott Farrar, the film's visual-effects supervisor, who also worked on the Star Wars episodes Return of the Jedi and The Phantom Menace. "There's a little bit of space junk thrown in there; see if you can find it. It's a scene in the desert." Interestingly enough, George Lucas' charismatic droid also had a blink-and-you'll-miss-it cameo in Star Trek, which shares the same writing team as Transformers. Is it a coincidence? "Perhaps," screenwriter Alex Kurtzman grinned mischievously. "Perhaps not."
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A major overhaul of labor rules at McCormick Place last year, designed to make the facility more customer-friendly to meeting and show organizers, was overturned by the U.S. District Court in Chicago last week, leaving Chicago convention authorities frustrated. They are appealing the decision to the Seventh U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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