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Yearly Archives: 2011

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Speech – Clean Energy Bill 2011 and other related Bills – 13 October 2011

SpeechesBy Senator Mitch Fifield13 October, 2011

Senator FIFIELD (Victoria-Manager of Opposition Business in the Senate) (15:57): At first blush what the government is seeking to do by acknowledging the transmission of the message from the House…

Speech – Variation of days and hours of meeting – 12 October 2011

SpeechesBy Senator Mitch Fifield13 October, 2011

Senator FIFIELD (Victoria-Manager of Opposition Business in the Senate) (09:37): I can satisfy the manager of government business. He is correct: we will be opposing this motion, and we will…

Speech – Every Australian Counts MPs’ Breakfast – 13 October 2011

SpeechesBy Senator Mitch Fifield13 October, 2011

Speech to the “Every Australian Counts” MPs’ Breakfast Parliament House, Canberra   13 October 2011 8:15am E & OE MITCH FIFIELD: Thank you John [Della Bosca], and at the outset…

Transcript – Sky News AM Agenda – 26 September 2011

Media ReleasesBy Senator Mitch Fifield26 September, 2011

Sky News – AM Agenda Ashleigh Gillon and Andrew Leigh MP 26 September 2011 8:45am E & OE Subjects: Australian economy, Gaming, Labor leadership ASHLEIGH GILLON: Welcome back to the…

Media Release – Labor/Greens block carbon scrutiny in the Senate – 22 September 2011

Media ReleasesBy Senator Mitch Fifield22 September, 2011

The Government and the Australian Greens today voted to block scrutiny of the carbon tax Bills in the Senate by refusing to allow the legislation to be considered by the…

Speech – motion to extend hours in order to consider the carbon tax – 21 September 2011

SpeechesBy Senator Mitch Fifield22 September, 2011

Senator FIFIELD (Victoria-Manager of Opposition Business in the Senate) (10:23): Here we go again. As with every problem that the current government faces, it is somehow the  opposition’s fault. Failed…

Speech – Extension of sitting hours to consider the carbon tax – 21 September 2011

SpeechesBy Senator Mitch Fifield22 September, 2011

Senator FIFIELD (Victoria-Manager of Opposition Business in the Senate) (10:23): Here we go again. As with every problem that the current government faces, it is somehow the opposition’s fault. Failed…

Matter of Public Importance Speech – Carbon tax and not-for-profits – 20 September 2011

SpeechesBy Senator Mitch Fifield20 September, 2011

Senator FIFIELD (Victoria-Manager of Opposition Business in the Senate) (15:50): I do not need to tell you, Mr Deputy President, that the carbon tax is a bad tax and that…

2nd Reading Speech – Higher Education Legislation Amendment (Student Services and Amenities) Bill 2010 – 19 September 2011

SpeechesBy Senator Mitch Fifield20 September, 2011

Senator FIFIELD (Victoria-Manager of Opposition Business in the Senate) (17:31): The Higher Education Legislation Amendment (Student Services and Amenities) Bill 2010 seeks to impose a compulsory student amenities fee-that is,…

Speech – Appointment of the Clean Energy Future Legislation Committee – 14 September 2011

SpeechesBy Senator Mitch Fifield16 September, 2011

Senator FIFIELD (Victoria-Manager of Opposition Business in the Senate) (10:43): And so it starts-the steps by the Australian Labor Party to deny appropriate scrutiny of the carbon tax legislation. It…

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