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Joint doorstop interview with Shadow Minister for Immigration and Citizenship Scott Morrison and Nauru Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade the Hon Dr Kieren Keke, Brisbane
Tuesday, 27 July 2010
Subjects: Coalition talks with Nauru Government and Opposition, Nauru Government and Opposition’s willingness to enter negotiations for reopening of offshore processing facility
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JULIE BISHOP This morning my colleague Scott Morrison and I have been speaking with Dr Keke, the Foreign Minister of Nauru. I have spoken by telephone and now met him and Scott has been meeting with Dr Keke. Dr Keke has indicated the willingness of the Nauru Government to assist Australia should it so request with the reestablishment and the opening up again of the Australian taxpayer funded detention centre facility on Nauru. It is a fact that the previous Coalition Government took decisive action to stop the flow of boats via the people smuggling trade and we had a number of initiatives in place which included the establishment of an offshore processing centre on Nauru. It was purpose built, it was funded by the Australian taxpayer and it remains available to be used again as an offshore processing centre.Joint doorstop interview with the Federal Member for Sturt Christopher Pyne
Monday, 26 July 2010
Subjects: Coalition’s $7.5 million commitment to the Campbelltown Leisure Centre; Leader’s debate; women’s vote; Sturt electorate campaign.
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JULIE BISHOP I am here in Adelaide today supporting Christopher Pyne in his campaign for the seat of Sturt. And we are in Campbelltown this morning to announce that should the Coalition be elected to Government we will provide $7.5 million to help support the Campbelltown Recreational Centre be redeveloped. We will work with the State Government, with the local council and with local sporting organisations to redevelop this facility.ABC News 24 with Chris Uhlmann
Sunday, 25 July 2010
Subjects: Leader’s debate
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CHRIS UHLMANN You were in the audience this evening and there are no prizes for guess who you think won tonight?
JULIE BISHOP I think we saw a real contrast tonight Chris. Tony Abbott appeared Prime Ministerial. He was direct, he wasn’t evasive and he gave honest answers and I think he won on all the major policy issues.Radio 3AW, Sunday Morning
Friday, 23 July 2010
Subjects: 2010 election; Fair Work Australia; Labor’s wasteful spending
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JOURNALIST Julie we last met, it was Grand Final Day last year, at the North Melbourne breakfast. So much as happened in the political world since then and well an election is around the corner and a very busy time for you. Good morning.Channel 10, The Circle
Friday, 23 July 2010
Subjects: Climate change; same-sex marriage; workplace relations
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JOURNALIST Well it has been a busy week in the Federal Election campaign. So far we’ve seen handshakes, hugs, baby kissing and slogans galore. Here for a chat we welcome back two MPs from opposing parties. In Julia Gillard’s corner we have the Minister for Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs Jenny Macklin and in Tony Abbott’s corner we have his deputy Julie Bishop. Please welcome them both to The Circle.More Articles...
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