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Subject: Ah...

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Dave (UK)

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Date Posted: 19:52:40 11/29/04 Mon
In reply to: Ian (Australia) 's message, "I should have been more specific" on 18:20:30 11/29/04 Mon

So those closest to Central Government, are the most enthusiastic proponents of centralisation - that figures!

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Author: Ian (Australia) [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 21:33:18 11/29/04 Mon Yes, they can't see the point of a government in Sydney when they already run one in Canberra. Oddly, however, some of those who complain that Sydney's public transport system is run badly by a government in Sydney also seem to think that it would be run better by one based in Canberra. I fail to see the logic in that. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]