Another Big Problem With Any Australian Emissions

A Presumption Of Any Fact Is, Properly, An Inferring Of That Fact From Other Facts That Are Known; It Is An Act Of Reasoning; And Much Of Human Knowledge On All Subjects Is Derived From This Source.

I Was A Very Senior Minister In The Howard Government And I Sat Around This Particular Table [in The Prime Ministerial Office] In Many Discussions. The Difference Between Being A Senior Minister And The Prime Minister Is That Ultimately The Buck Does Stop With The Prime Minister And In The End The Prime Minister Has To Make Those Critical Judgement Calls And That's The Big Difference.

The Quality Of Government, I Suppose, Is Determined Not By What Happens, But By How You React To What Happens.

When You Are Challenging The Young, They Can Come Back At You With Language Of Tremendous Power And They Are No Respecters Of Sacred Cows, You Know, The Young. There's Nothing Politically Correct About The Average Young Australian When It Comes To Use Of Language.

If You Don't Want To Work Weekends, Don't.