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31: An Evening With The Greens

Byron Ballina Greens present: An Evening with The Greens...
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Posted: 26Nov2006 13:18   205 page-views Similar items

32: Catch The Film That Is Changing The World

Ballina Greens present Al Gore's film and your local candidate...
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Posted: 25Nov2006 13:18   215 page-views Similar items

33: Climate Matters - Steps For Change

FREE information session...
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Posted: 25Nov2006 13:18   215 page-views Similar items

34: Real Choices Not Work Choices.

dickensian work laws rejected in railway park...
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Posted: 10Oct2006 12:46   218 page-views Similar items

35: Award-Winning Author, John Bailey, Stands For Parliament

The Greens candidate for the State Seat of Ballina is John Bailey. John, an ex-barrister, now a successful author, holds qualifications in law, education and economics. He lives in Mullumbimby with his wife Anne....
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Posted: 20Sep2006 15:00   255 page-views Similar items

36: Greens Plunge Into Campaign On Friday 15th September 10-30am

"We must tackle climate change now", says candidate. John Bailey, renowned author and local Greens candidate in the water at Clarke's Beach. ?We are not prepared for Climate Change.? Announcing his candidacy for the NSW lower house seat of Ballina, well known...
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Posted: 11Sep2006 12:00   213 page-views Similar items

37: Photos From Campaign Launch

Click the images below for full resolution images....
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Posted: 11Sep2006 08:00   200 page-views Similar items

38: Local Action On Climate Change

A forum at the Byron Community Centre on Saturday August the 26th will discuss global warming and community action....
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Posted: 15Aug2006 11:42   197 page-views Similar items

39: Work Choices Dark Future

there is a time bomb set to go off in 2008...
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Posted: 20Jul2006 14:46   225 page-views Similar items

40: Bee Deaths Warn Of Rogue Genes.

BBG member, Robert Hart, warns that the death of US bees is a clear warning that genetically modified crops endanger life . "How can the government ignore the dead canary in the coalmine? " he asks....
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Posted: 16May2006 21:00   250 page-views Similar items