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Julia Gillard and Labor's moral decline

Frank Brennan

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Abstract

At 2.38pm last Thursday in the House of Representatives, Philip Ruddock, principal political architect of offshore processing and the grandfather of the House, rose to his feet, received the call from the Speaker and asked the Prime Minister why she would not recommence the offshore processing of asylum seekers on Nauru.

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At 2.38pm last Thursday in the House of Representatives, Philip Ruddock, principal political architect of offshore processing and the grandfather of the House, rose to his feet, received the call from the Speaker and asked the Prime Minister why she would not recommence the offshore processing of asylum seekers on Nauru.

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At 2.38pm last Thursday in the House of Representatives, Philip Ruddock, principal political architect of offshore processing and the grandfather of the House, rose to his feet, received the call from the Speaker and asked the Prime Minister why she would not recommence the offshore processing of asylum seekers on Nauru.

Key concepts: Thursday, Prime minister, Project commissioning, Publishing, Principal (computer security), Politics, Refugee, Political science

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