2005 Media

	9 December 2005 - Senator Fielding sides with the Government and sells out sport
	7 December 2005 - NCA fails to consult AGAIN
	1 December 2005 - Kemp fails to defend volunteerism
	1 December 2005 - Howard gags debate on workers rights
	29 November 2005 - Sport one of many negative social impacts of extreme IR changes
	29 November 2005 - Humphries: Howard’s lackey on IR
	28 November 2005 - AMA once again highlights Howard Government inaction on obesity
	28 November 2005 - Humphries to table petition AGAINST Industrial Relations changes and then vote FOR them!
	25 November 2005 - Put an end to violence against women
	17 November 2005 - The World Game has come a long way in Australia
	16 November 2005 - Come on Socceroos!
	16 November 2005 - Telstra's job cuts and CDMA shutdown show customers are last in Telstra's priorities
	15 November 2005 - Massive Canberra turnout demonstrates commitment by workers to fight for their rights
	14 November 2005 - Howard Government uses threats and bullying to sabotage community IR protest
	1 November 2005 - Minister Kemp up to his neck in Rorts
	25 October 2005 - Walking School Bus a great start
	21 October 2005 - Belconnen Blue Devils should be reinstated
	20 October 2005 - Stanhope’s web spotlight foils Howard Government secrecy on terror
	12 October 2005 - Government Does Nothing as Australian's Weight Balloons
	30 September 2005 - Last University Games? Howard's attack will damage grass-roots and elite sport
	23 September 2005 - 16 ACT families left with no where to go
	16 September 2005 - Where's the Missing $67 million Barnaby?
	17 August 2005 - Local sporting competitions set to suffer
	16 August 2005 - Nationals deal will see Telstra sold - and no broadband for many frustrated Canberrans
	9 August 2005 - Children turned away from Active After-school Communities
	28 July 2005 - National Capital Authority must clarify stance on City Hill
	20 July 2005 - Minister Kemp's job only half done?
	19 July 2005 - Cycling tragedy
	5 July 2005 - $600 million of sporting facilities under threat
	4 July 2005 - 2005 Southern University Games could be the Last
	29 June 2005 - Andrew Bogut makes Australian sporting history
	29 June 2005 - Minister fails to deliver on WADA code
	21 June 2005 - Soft approach to online security exposes Australian consumers
	21 June 2005 - No more excuses for manufacturing
	20 June 2005 - Telstra's padlock tactic locks up Gungahlin broadband
	20 June 2005 - Now Humphries has a bob each way on workers safety
	15 June 2005 - Manufactured exports weakest in history
	1 June 2005 - Manufacturing annual growth well below average
	1 June 2005 - Humphries has a bob each way on Georgiou bills
	31 May 2005 - ETM exports in serious decline
	24 May 2005 - ICT Small Businesses strike back against discrimination and red tape
	17 May 2005 - Banks profiteer from online bank fees
	17 May 2005 - Lack of Leadership on Promoting Australian Made
	17 May 2005 - Australian consumers vulnerable to copyright infringement actions
	11 May 2005 - Manufacturing Forgotten in the Budget
	9 May 2005 - Manufacturing Must Get Attention in the Budget
	5 May 2005 - Internet bank fees: unjustifiable and unfair
	3 May 2005 - Training Australians First: Budget should include completion bonus for apprenticeships in the ACT
	23 April 2005 - Canberra loses the father of multiculturalism
	15 April 2005 - Deepest sympathies for families’ loss
	15 April 2005 - Canberrans let down again by the Howard Government on Medicare
	14 April 2005 - PM’s no-confidence vote on Canberra
	1 April 2005 - Manufactured export growth hits record lows
	30 March 2005 - Easter petrol price inconsistencies to be referred to the ACCC
	29 March 2005 - Clothes sizing an XL issue for consumers
	23 March 2005 - Labor to monitor Easter petrol prices
	22 March 2005 - Howard Government finally responds to Labor leadership on childhood obesity
	18 March 2005 - Howard Government must do more to ensure fair petrol prices in regional Australia
	18 March 2005 - Manufacturing: March quarter weakest in 4 years
	18 March 2005 - ACT Youth unemployment unacceptably high
	15 March 2005 - Howard Government’s regime set to devastate campus life for Canberra students
	8 March 2005 - Motorists deserve fair petrol price fluctuations
	17 February 2005 - ACCC says petrol prices “Sticky” around holidays
	16 February 2005 - Senator Humphries begins campaign to trample tent embassy
	8 February 2004 - Manufactured exports performance weak: RBA
	18 January 2005 - Canberra spirit continues two years on
	18 January 2005 - Howard locks 15,000 NSW and ACT students out of uni

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