Election '07 Norg

Labor wins in landslide

mattdidcoe — Sun, 25 Nov 2007 11:47:11 +0000

With the majority of seats now counted, the Australian Labor Party has won the election.

Maxine McKew (ALP) beat John Howard (LIB) in the seat of Bennelong (NSW).

The break down of electorates is as follows:

Australian Labor Party: 83
Liberal Party: 48
Nationals: 10
Independent: 2
Still doubtful: 7

I’m not ‘clever or cunning’: Howard

Penny_Lane — Thu, 22 Nov 2007 02:00:07 +0000

Prime Minister John Howard says he does not want to be remembered as a "clever politician".

Too cunning by half,the L”S “me too” Party policy.

DaS Energy — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 10:57:10 +0000

The two L’s each trying too get the bigest gand together to us what to do. Have learnt much from each other during their years together.

Primary being if the punter cant pay for it cant be sold.

Untill you take into account that the L wants to be in the big house telling us what to do!

The Parents want best for themselves and their Children, but a number of baddies are freinds with the L”S and will give the L”s a hard time if L”s stops the baddies hurting the Children, by hurting their World.

So one L” gives the baddies $500,000,000 before the fight over who’s Boss and the othe L’ promises the same for after the fight!

Which is what’s needed to do all the work to show the Son of God man can capture Carbon but not store it ina tree] thats something living!

Buring it again where God left it can be done, at a Cost ongoing past any journey across a desert by a mob of sheep herders.

It can only be sold if the punter will pay for it

$150,000,000 for new Australian innovation, showing off our new Smart Age by doing what $500,000,000 cant.

Being a punter faced with double the power bill, flowing on into all thing. Odds are you wouldnt vote for change.

Vote L’ for prosperity or L’ for the Union, the joke is on We!

Australian can Do goes back beyound either of the L”s,
Australian innovation of how we do it!

How much Carbon reduction wont the L”s admitt to.

Kevin07 shirt wearer dragged away from PM

Devar — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 10:11:59 +0000

Police and security have gone to great lengths to keep Kevin Rudd supporters away from Prime Minister John Howard during a tour of a shopping centre on the New South Wales central coast.

Nudity & Social Networking = Votes?

grum — Mon, 19 Nov 2007 12:17:27 +0000

Whilst trying to put as much effort into this Norg post as SOL did to their website, you have to hand it to them - they.. uh… got on the ballot?

C’mon baby, vote for me

Bronwen — Mon, 19 Nov 2007 06:02:18 +0000

The R.U. double D is back. The Axis of Awesome, who brought you Rappin' Rudd v Hiphop Howard, croon their way to election day. can't find it on YouTube yet, so SMH link will have to do.

Rove had the last (gay) word

Bronwen — Mon, 19 Nov 2007 03:32:20 +0000

IT has taken until the final week of the election campaign, but at last people, we have ourselves a bonafide bombshell: Kevin Rudd is married to a man.

Howard accuses Rudd on mining boom

daBosq — Sun, 18 Nov 2007 15:03:42 +0000

John Howard claims that Labor's industrial relations policy would ruin the WA mining industry, and that Kevin Rudd's comments in the Sunday Times about exporting financial services show that he's expecting the boom to end.

Labor still in front, but narrowly

daBosq — Sun, 18 Nov 2007 15:00:15 +0000

The weekend's polling suggests that Labor is still headed for victory, but only by a nose -- which suggests the Coalition will hit hard on the campaign trail and in TV advertising this week, to try to close the gap.

Carbon Reduction

DaS Energy — Sat, 17 Nov 2007 13:28:59 +0000

DaS Energy Pty Ltd applied to the many grants being run by the Liberal Government for reduction in Carbon Emission. Each time it was politely refused as the 50% Carbon reduction was acheived by a 50% reduction in the Coal, and no other costs.