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Thursday, 20 November 2008

Malcolm Turnbull Visits the Hills

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Friday, 24 October 2008

Alex Hawke's Speech to Parliament

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Wednesday, 22 October 2008

The issue of First Home Saver Accounts is a matter of vital importance to my electorate of Mitchell.  It is a fact that one of the main contributors to unaffordable housing in Australia is state and local government taxes and charges. Also, as new-found conservatives on the benches opposite will note—understanding conservative economics as they do, with all their new-found interest in such topics—you cannot escape supply and demand inequities in the market. One of the biggest shortfalls of the legislation before the House today is that it does nothing to address supply problems.


Wednesday, 22 October 2008

The issue of First Home Saver Accounts is a matter of vital importance to my electorate of Mitchell.  It is a fact that one of the main contributors to unaffordable housing in Australia is state and local government taxes and charges. Also, as new-found conservatives on the benches opposite will note—understanding conservative economics as they do, with all their new-found interest in such topics—you cannot escape supply and demand inequities in the market. One of the biggest shortfalls of the legislation before the House today is that it does nothing to address supply problems.


Monday, 01 September 2008



<strong><span style="font-size: 10.5pt; color: red; font-family: Tahoma">Mr</span></strong>
HAWKE
(
Mitchell) (
)—Last week I had the opportunity to participate in Pollies for Small Business, a great initiative. I worked teaching at

Hills
Grammar School
—one of my old schools—and as a print worker at Colonial Print and Copy in Baulkham Hills. I also doorknocked businesses on the corner of Windsor Road and Old Northern Road. These businesses are being ignored by the state agency Roads and Traffic Authority.

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