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Please ignore tweet confirming Steve Price voted Green while in Sydney. Should have been a direct message. #meandmyfatfingers
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01 November 2010
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Michael Duffy wrote a column in 2007 in which he said he was voting Green in the NSW state election because of their opposition to developer donations (His anti-NIMBYism disappeared when developers moved to the North Shore).
A few weeks later, Gerard Henderson thus cited him as an example of left wing bias at the ABC.
Posted by: Richard Green | 01 November 2010 at 03:14 PM
Thanks Richard that's a great anecdote.
Posted by: Trevor Cook | 01 November 2010 at 04:12 PM