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Alan Jones Comments 2nd May 2013

Bulga

Well, some people never get the message

As you know, the tiny town of Bulga near Singleton scored an important victory against Rio Tinto in the NSW Land and Environment Court earlier this month

The Court overturned a 2012 decision by Planning Minister Brad Hazzard which allowed the expansion of Rio’s Warkworth coal mine just northeast of Bulga

Rio wants to extend the mine - removing a ridge separating the mine from the town and also affecting 766 hectares of land around Bulga in breach of its 2003 promise to preserve that land for...

Alan Jones - Alfie Boe

British singing star talks to Alan about his new album Storyteller

Alan Jones - Sheriff Joe Arpaio

Justice American-style

Alan Jones - Tim Blair

Coping with terrorism in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings

Alan Jones Comments 1st May 2013

Gonski -Gillard

Well, talk about scraping the bottom of the birdcage

I see taxpayers will fork out $50 million – money which we cannot afford – to plug Julia Gillard’s $14.5 billion Gonski spending package

That would be the spending package David Gonski himself does not support

News Limited has got hold of confidential documents suggesting the Government’s planned advertising blitz could be one of the most expensive political advertising campaigns ever

The phoniness of this is almost as breathtaking as the expense

The brief to...

Alan Jones - Tommy Fleming

Irish singer joins Alan in the studio ahead of his Australian tour

Alan Jones - Ruth Armstrong-Rod Besier

Coal Seam Gas Mining

Alan Jones Comments 30th April

Fruit farmers

Well, only 2 weeks ago Visy boss Anthony Pratt called for a coalition between all levels of Government to save Australia’s struggling food manufacturing industry

Feeding a hungry world, he said, would be Australia’s “greatest responsibility and opportunity in the 21st Century”

“We can quadruple our exports to feed 200 million people” he said

Government incentives for innovation in agriculture, the abolition of Payroll Tax for food manufacturers and other measures, he said, could help Australia transition from a “mining boom” to a...