Transcripts
Joint doorstop interview with LNP candidate for Herbert Ewen Jones in Townsville, Queensland
Wednesday, 14 July 2010
Subjects: Visit to the Herbert electorate; Labor’s failed border protection policy; unenrolled voters; Labor’s mining tax; Federal Budget; industrial relations; 2010 election; decentralising WA’s coastline
E&OE…
JULIE BISHOP I am here in Townsville this morning with Ewen Jones, the LNP candidate for the seat of Herbert. It is important that we are out and about in the community in Northern Queensland to hear the concerns of people who feel dudded by the Rudd-and-Gillard or the Rudd-now-Gillard Government over a whole range of issues from health to small business to the question of asylum seekers. We are meeting with community people today, with businesses to hear their concerns and to get feedback from them.Radio 4TO FM, Minty's Morning with LNP candidate for Herbert Ewen Jones
Wednesday, 14 July 2010
Subjects: Labor’s failed border protection policy; PET scanner for Townsville; Mining tax
E&OE…
GLENN MINTERN You can just start to feel there is an election in the air. Today in the studio with us Deputy Opposition Leader Julie Bishop and candidate for Herbert Ewen Jones.Doorstop interview, Mackay Queensland
Tuesday, 13 July 2010
Subjects: Visit to the Dawson electorate
E&OE…
JOURNALIST A lot of candidates have visited Mackay lately, how crucial is the Dawson seat?
JULIE BISHOP The whole state of Queensland is very important in this election and obviously we want to win the seat of Dawson. We’ve got a great candidate in George Christensen. He’s a local person, understands local issues and the concerns of local people and so it is an important seat for us to win.ABC NewsRadio with Marius Benson
Tuesday, 13 July 2010
Subjects: Fiji expulsion of diplomat; Labor’s border protection policy; 2010 election
E&OE…
MARIUS BENSON Julie Bishop, there are a lot of issue on the boil in both national politics and in foreign affairs. Can I begin by asking you about Fiji which has expelled Australia’s Acting High Commissioner, what are your thoughts on that?
JULIE BISHOP This is yet another sign that the regime in Fiji has no interest in providing stable or democratic government in that country. It is sad for the Fijian people who are being denied the right to vote for a government of their choice.2SM interview
Tuesday, 13 July 2010
Subjects: Fiji expulsion of diplomat; East Timor debacle
E&OE…
JOURNALIST What comment do you have in relation to Fiji’s act in dismissing the Acting High Commissioner?
JULIE BISHOP Well this is more disturbing evidence that the regime in Fiji has no interest in providing stable and democratic government. It is sad for the Fijian people because they are being denied the right to vote for a government of their choice.More Articles...
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