User:Timeshift9

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Kevin Rudd's early years, and John Howard's early years. It's easy to see who has the 'common man' touch.

Still think Labor is in the back pocket of union bosses? Parnell-Bressington filibuster is all that's required to remove any lingering doubt.

Tim Gartrell's analysis of the 2007 political situation - Adam Carr's analysis of 2007 pre-election and post-election (good reads)

ABC's Four Corners - Howard's end (full video) - Post-election difference between Howard and Rudd - Youtube parody - More (funny) political video clips (last updated 5/5/08)

2007 Australian federal election - Next Australian federal election

2006 South Australian state election - Next South Australian state election

Have a page of ugly bare refs (URL only) that you can't be bothered adding titles/authors/publishers/etc to? Well take a look at this nifty little utility! Just type the article name in, and it performs it right in front of you, realtime! Fantastic little utility!

My sort of recollection of Wikipedia sites is they are a bit, sort of, a bit anti-government, they are sort of a bit negative about people in the government. That is my recollection of them, so maybe we should fire people up to edit them.

Alexander Downer, former Liberal Minister for Foreign Affairs. Downer declares Wikipedia "anti-government", 24/8/07.

Brendan Nelson will not last 18 months. When he rang to offer me some paltry position on his front bench, I told him to shove it up his arse.

Liberal MP, Behave yourself and you'll win: Howard to Libs, 9/12/07 - More Quotes

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This user believes that only articles need reflect a NPOV, and that displaying political, religious, or other beliefs on user and talk pages should be encouraged. Bias is better declared.

This user is a Wikimedia Commons tagger of free images.

This user has a triple crown.

A picture tells a thousand words. Need to find free Public Domain or Creative Commons images? These are the places I search most:

USASearch and DoDmedia, US image repositories, usually under the license of {{PD-USGov}} or {{PD-USGov-Military}}
Picture Australia - repository of many Australian image sites under various free or non-free licenses, depending on the source. Images older than 50 years are usually free under the license of {{PD-Australia}}
Flickr.com Advanced Photo Search (tick the bottom three creative commons boxes when searching) (flickr users are often willing to change licenses (see here) if you message them) usually under the license of {{cc-by-2.0}} or {{cc-by-sa-2.0}}

I've almost free images of all current members of the Cabinet of Australia bar four. Please help!

If you know of or have any images of any Australian MP which is yours, in the Public Domain or licensed under Creative Commons, please upload it to Wikipedia! This is especially true for politicians and their parties, because if you don't give us a free photo, sooner or later we'll have one! The selection of free images that follows are what I consider my best individual image contributions that I have found or created, and uploaded:

Kevin Rudd 404×590, 182 KB	Kevin Rudd and Kerry Rea 1024×768, 554 KB	Kevin Rudd 945×600, 306 KB	Australian House of Representatives 2816×2112, 3.66 MB
Brendan Nelson 404×590, 66 KB	John Howard 2820×1910, 1.17 MB	John Howard, Janette Howard, George W Bush 514×318, 63 KB	Australian Senate 2272×1704, 1.75 MB
Mike Rann 531×531, 48 KB	Gough Whitlam, Mike Rann, and partners 800×600, 101 KB	Mike Rann 800×600, 128 KB	South Australian House of Assembly 2816×2112, 1.03 MB
Bob Brown 950×634, 98 KB	Gough Whitlam 412×559, 22 KB	Don Dunstan 957×1280, 181 KB	South Australian Legislative Council 2816×2112, 1004 KB
Edmund Barton and Alfred Deakin 535×418, 25 KB	Chris Watson, Andrew Fisher, and Billy Hughes amongst 1901 Labour MPs 3000×2271, 330 KB	2006 SA metro electorates 681×1018, 57 KB	2006 SA rural electorates 627×924, 42 KB

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