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Letter From Melbourne

December  2009
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Letter From Melbourne Issue 150 mid-November to mid-December 2009

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HEADLINES

  • Anti-corruption commission, maybe
  • The Parliament of the World's Religions in Melbourne
  • Brown coal off the agenda (for now)
  • 150 new tables for Crown, $10m for problem gamblers
  • Victoria's most vulnerable not protected
  • Alcohol fight long term
  • Robert Doyle one year on
  • Goodbye Connex/Yarra Trams, hello MTM/KDR

 

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