Labor’s left split on wedge of coal
The black stuff produces heat, power, prosperity and lots of jobs.
Nick Cater
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Wretched gospel of Pope Francis
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Wretched gospel of Pope Francis
“Nobody is suggesting a return to the Stone Age,” the Pope reassures us half way through his encyclical.
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