Byron Ballina Greens Media Releases
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Back in may last year we ran an article on the connection between bee deaths and genetically modified crops. The situation is now more urgent and has hit the headlines. Is the world finally starting to catch up with the Greens?...
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Posted: 3May2007 16:00 107 page-views
a overview of the greens poling at main booths in the ballina electorate...
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Posted: 26Mar2007 16:12 270 page-views
The Byron Ballina Greens are advising Green voters to VOTE 1 JOHN BAILEY then decide their own preferences for the Lower House when they vote on Saturday 24 March at the NSW State elections....
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Posted: 12Mar2007 16:10 215 page-views
I challenge the other candidates in the Ballina electorate to be up front with voters and put all their donations on the internet before the election. In the past, the major parties have received large donations that are not made public until months after an election....
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Posted: 10Mar2007 11:58 239 page-views
A train will pull into Byron Bay Railway Station for the first time in two years on Friday, 23 February at 10 am. Whistles will blow, passengers will alight, and the people of Byron will celebrate on the platform.
Sadly not the real train, only a mock up train built by...
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Posted: 18Feb2007 16:10 233 page-views
Bob Brown will speak in Byron Bay on February 10th...
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Posted: 3Feb2007 16:12 226 page-views
Parliamentary leader of The Greens, Senator Bob Brown, will be in Byron on February, Saturday 10th and will speak at the Byron High School hall at 7:00pm. Tickets for the event are available at bookshops in most Northern Rivers towns for $12 and $10 for a concession....
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Posted: 3Feb2007 16:12 210 page-views
Greens MP Lee Rhiannon will join Ballina candidate, John Bailey, on Tuesday January 23 rd to launch the Greens policy to shift freight transport back to rail and away from heavy trucks on our roads. This policy will phase out B-Doubles and other heavy freight trucks fro...
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Posted: 21Jan2007 16:10 233 page-views
Premier Iemma says that climate change is a key issue for his government and he acknowledges coal mining is one of the major causes of climate change. So what does he do? He oversees the biggest expansion of the coal industry ever witnessed in NSW....
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Posted: 8Dec2006 08:56 211 page-views