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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
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Victoria had 3 months of Negative growth. which greatly affected its manufacturing industry. It was Because of the mining boom Australia's figures stayed in growth Whilst family's earning under 80K received $950 and Rudd would take credit for rescuing the economy. but how much of that was spent on locally manufactured or produced products? 42 billion on Plasma TV's which suck a lot of juice It really wasn't well thought out, and laughable Labour should take credit for it..
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Re: Abbott Bypasses the Senate and Raises Fuel Excise
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