All the subsequent fracas about whom to report the death to is suggestive that the media are rather light on any more significant news, or perhaps too lazy to bother trying to present any balanced view. But just maybe she should be hung out to dry over something other than a diluted kero bath. Dr David Gosling, Taree. The benefits, in terms of some millions spent on improvements to public transport, would be considerable, and might even tempt some of those same motorists or their families to use public transport more often, for shopping or work trips. Even people who don't use public transport will benefit, through less congestion.
Lobbyists never look at the bigger picture.
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