Australian Government website:
This leads off the links because this is the most
important and the place to start.
The URL says it all - hypocrisy, bureaucracy, and
inhumanity.
Nationwide rallies to-day: Don't Turn Away Refugees
Newspapers
The Age -
130720 - Rudd slams door on refugees
The Herald Sun -
Editorial: Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has rushed to judgment
The Australian -
130720 - After years of failure, a refugee policy with merit
DAVID CROWE, NATIONAL
AFFAIRS EDITOR – Kevin Rudd has pledged to give
asylum-seekers "no chance" of settling in Australia if they arrive by
boat.
Blogs
Michael Taylor - A post of writing dangerously about refugees - Ærchies
Archive - Digital Detritus [Taylor is a Green]
NoelyNeate - PNG: That's what's going on nothing's fine I'm torn -
Ya Think? [Neate is not a member of a political party although confesses to a
long ago membership of the Australian Democrats.]
Turn Left in The Australian Independent
Media Network - ALP: And a step to the right? in two quotes [Turn
Left is very much to the left but what sort of left is not clear from their
blog. The AIMN is ALP leaning]
ABC
Prime
Minister Kevin Rudd - Address to the nation. YouTube Video
Rudd to send all boat arrivals to PNG - mp3
and link to transcript of report
Asylum seekers arriving in Australia by boat to be resettled
in Papua New Guinea (contains video of Rudd signing agreement
and an mp3 from the program PM + extensive material)
Federal Government launches advertising blitz to promote PNG
asylum seeker deal (YouTube clip as well)
Rudd to send all boat arrivals to PNG -
Transcript from PM. You can listen to PM at this site as well.
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's fresh asylum seeker deal to
'shock' Papua New Guineans by Sean Dorney (Dorney is one of the
most knowledgable Australians regarding PNG)
The PNG solution from this morning's Saturday Extra.
Can listen on this site.
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