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Where the bloody hell is it? Did Scott Morrison lie about the report that saved his bacon at Tourism Australia? - Michael West FoI documents reveal that the PM either lied about a critical report by KPMG, or numerous departments and agencies have lost it.

The People (With Power) Versus Julian Assange - New Matilda Establishment interests are lining up to condemn Wikileaks’ Julian Assange to an ongoing life of incarceration. Stuart Rees wonders aloud whether Australian leaders will discover a backbone.

Greens claim 'historic' Upper House victory

For those who haven't already heard the good news, break out the bubbly!!

abc.net.au The Greens have won their first seat in the New South Wales Lower House after Jamie Parker defeated former education minister Verity Firth in the inner-western seat of Balmain.

Sue takes stock of her campaign

echonews.com.au The Greens candidate for Lismore Sue Stock congratulates Thomas George on his win, but said he cannot claim the win as a referendum on the Byrrill Creek Dam.

If you are catching public transport, would you prefer to go by bus or by train?

Greens growth continues at NSW election | Greens NSW

nsw.greens.org.au Greens MP and lead upper house candidate David Shoebridge today said that the Greens vote has continued to grow at this election, with a strong chance of increasing the party’s numbers in the NSW Upper House and a continuing prospect for a breakthrough into the lower house.

Northern Rivers joins landslide

Alex Easton's take on the election outcome from today's Star

northernstar.com.au NORTHERN Rivers Coalition MPs were catapulted into government and Greens candidates recorded their strongest-ever votes.

Greens fail to achieve balance

The Greens polled well on the Northern Rivers, knocking out Labor to run in second place in Ballina and Lismore.

northernstar.com.au GREENS MPs in the new Parliament will need to adopt new tactics after the party failed to win the balance of power in Saturday's election.

Who thinks it's fair for Thomas George to call the election result a "referendum on Byrill Creek dam"?

Lismore - NSW Votes 2011 - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

Thanks so much everyone for your support and for helping us to outpoll Labour for the first time in Lismore! Our vote rose 3% from 2007 giving us 30% after preferences.
Unfortunately, the Nationals will retain the seat and we have a new coalition government for the next four years.

abc.net.au A far north coast electorate covering the major regional centre of Lismore, the electorate also includes the whole of Kyogle Shire, the northern parts of Tenterfield Shire, as well as Murwillumbah and the western parts of Tweed and Byron Shires.

NSW Labor bracing for electoral oblivion

A coalition govt with 75 seats is a frightening prospect for NSW, no matter how awful and rotten Labor have become... fingers crossed for a good outcome in the upper house...

abc.net.au Sixteen years of Labor government in New South Wales is set to end tomorrow, with analysts predicting a defeat of historic proportions.

Nationals must come clean on Byrrill Creek Dam plans — John Kaye, Greens MP

johnkaye.org.au With a likely Coalition victory in the NSW state election on March 26, the fate of the proposed Byrrill Creek dam now lies in the hands of the National and Liberal parties, according to Greens NSW MP John Kaye.

Don't give Barry a blank cheque: Greens | Greens NSW

Don't give Barry O'Farrell a blank cheque tomorrow. Vote Greens for balance and accountability.

nsw.greens.org.au On the eve of the 2011 state election Greens candidate for Lismore Susan Stock said that the Greens are the only party offering real change to the people of New South Wales.

Clarke and Dawe talk carbon

It would be funny if it weren't so true

abc.net.au CHRIS UHLMANN, PRESENTER: Time now for our weekly dose of John Clarke and Bryan Dawe.

Residents say gas bad for Kyogle

echonews.com.au The coal seam gas controversy will not go away.

Greens plans for the Upper House | Greens NSW

nsw.greens.org.au Greens NSW Upper House MPs and lead candidates today warned that the people of NSW faced a stark choice between an independent Upper House and one controlled by the Coalition, the Shooters and Fred Nile's Christian Democrats.

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The Tweed Echo encourages a vote for the Greens

tweedecho.com.au Tweed Shire Echo is a free Community Newspaper and online media portal for the Tweed Shire of NSW Australia.

Bishops attack Greens

The Catholic Bishops letter is inappropriate and misrepresents Greens policies.

echonews.com.au The Catholic Church entered into the political fray at the eleventh hour, issuing a letter to parishioners urging them not to give their vote to The Greens.

10 Reasons to Vote Greens | Greens NSW

Not convinced yet? Here's 10 reasons to vote Green on Saturday

nsw.greens.org.au Elections can be complex. With so much said by parties, pundits, family members, the taxi driver and your hairdresser, it can be hard to explain why you’re voting the way you are. So in this last week of the campaign, we thought we’d list the top reasons to vote Greens on Saturday.

Greens' two years free pre-school policy to give kids a head start | Greens NSW

Kids in other developed countries get access to two years free pre-school. The Greens think our kids should get the same opportunities for a great head start in life.

nsw.greens.org.au Greens candidate for Lismore Susan Stock says her party’s plan to introduce two years free pre-school means NSW can lead the nation in catching up to other developed countries in helping our kids reap the full benefits of early childhood education.

Greens to tear up power contracts

echonews.com.au THE NSW Greens have announced plans to work with all sides of politics to try and cancel the sale of the state's electricity assets.

Davids stop coal Goliaths

echonews.com.au A group of North Coast environmentalists were amongst a crowd of about 400 people who stopped coal boats leaving Newcastle port last weekend.

Gas meeting fails to fire

echonews.com.au An information meeting at the Casino RSM Club by Metgasco, organised by Casino Rotary, left many audience members feeling dissatisfied last Monday.