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Archive - Mar 23, 2009Submitted by Alan Thornhill on March 23, 2009 - 5:24pm.
Under pressure over the huge bonuses paid to executives of failing companies, the Government has finally announced it will take action. Mounting community outrage at huge payments to departing executives has led the Federal Government to announce an inquiry into the issue — but first it will pass law to give shareholders more power over payments.
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Submitted by John Pratt on March 23, 2009 - 4:23pm.
Shouldn’t we be using the anti terror laws to control these thugs? We should make their clubs illegal and destroy the club houses. Anyone known to belong to an outlaw bikie gang should face the same penalties as those belonging to terrorist organisations. There is no difference – both use violence and terror to intimidate the rest of the population.
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Submitted by Richard Tonkin on March 23, 2009 - 3:56pm.
Peter Faris QC, also writing in today's Australian, asserts that the combination of the Haneef incident and this one demonstrates that the AFP are not capable of overseeing Australian counterterrorism procedures. His worries about the exposure of Sydney airport as an easy terrorist target are worth contemplating. (Updated)
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