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Liberal accused of poster biff |
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Monday, 19 March 2007 |
The Daily Telegraph
Exclusive by Joe Hildebrand
Joe Hildebrand reports Edward Mandla allegedly confronted colourful
serial candidate Malcolm Duncan as the latter was trying to rip down
his campaign posters in Paddington. Edward Mandla said it was Mr
Duncan who almost took his eye out with a hook on a rod he was using to
remove his campaign material.
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Lets Fix NSW .. Better Transport and Infrastructure |
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Monday, 19 March 2007 |
Speech by Peter Debnam, NSW Leader of the Opposition
Harrington Park Community Centre, Harrington Park
Thank you Andrew for your introduction.
As I’ve said throughout this campaign, .. unlike Morris Iemma, I’m proud of my team and I’m proud of my Party.
I am particularly pleased to lead a Coalition team in partnership with Andrew Stoner and the Nationals.
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Written by Edward Mandla
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Monday, 19 March 2007 |
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NSW Opposition Leader Peter Debnam told a campaign rally in Camden today that Labor’s had long enough and it was time to fix NSW. |
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Oxford Street's political facelift |
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Monday, 19 March 2007 |
Sydney Morning Herald
by Andrew Small
Sydney's Liberal candidate Edward Mandla said Ms Moore has been personally responsible for many of the problems in the area. "Small businesses are suffering and there is not enough growth being encouraged by Clover Moore due to duality of her role as Lord Mayor of Sydney,'' Mr Mandla said. "Oxford Street looks like Parramatta Road of the old days, and there are far too many vacant shop fronts."
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Thursday, 15 March 2007 |
SX Magazine
By Sam Butler
Electorate of Sydney candidate Edward Mandla may be a heterosexual father of three, but he's also a man for the gay community, he tells Sam Butler.
"Gays don't care about gay and lesbian issues - they care about land tax."
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Thursday, 15 March 2007 |
SX Magazine
By Peter Hackney
In light of their queer-friendly policies, The Greens would seem a natural choice for queer voters. Peter Hackney spoke with NSW Greens leader Lee Rhiannon.
"Even if Mandla has led [Debnam] on the road to Damascus, I'd be very, very dubious about whatever the Liberal Party promise the gay community."
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