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There May Not Be A Great Job For [aboriginal People] But Whatever There Is, They Just Have To Do It, And If It’s Picking Up Rubbish Around The Community, It Just Has To Be Done.

Political Parties Don't Work When People Just Announce What They Are Doing And Expect Everyone Else To Follow.

We Have Already Provided A Strong Humanitarian Response To The Problems In The Middle East And That Response Will Be Stronger Within Coming Days.

What I Would Like To See Is Sufficiently Good Education And Health Services Being Delivered To Aboriginal People So That They Are Prepared And Ready To Leave And Join The Economic Mainstream If That's Their Choice.

What Will Most Certainly Happen Is That There Will Be Very Clear And Full Communication Between The Government And Independents And Minor Parties. The Precise Mechanisms Will Evolve Over Time, But We Certainly Intend To Keep The Minor Parties And The Independents Very Much In The Loop. We Have To If We Want Our Legislative Agenda To Have A Reasonable Chance Of Success And That's What We Intend To Do.