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Greens And Nats Engage In Robust Disussion On ETS

Published: Tue 4 Nov 2008 11:02 AM
Greens And Nats Engage In Robust Disussion On ETS
Green Cio-leader Russel Norman and National's David Carter - Federated Farmer's 2008 manifesto launch proved fertile ground for disussing the ETS
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This morning Federated Farmers launched their 2008 manifesto in front of assembled media politicians and high quality fake sheep. At the launch Green Party co-leader Russel Norman and National's Agricuture spokesperson David Carter had a robust discussion about what exactly national plans to do with the emissiion Tradings Scheme should they become government.
Current Sgriculture Minister Jim Anderton also proudly brought down a statement showing that he had been a popular Agriculture Minister. Though Scoop considered the famers would probably be keener for a Government of a slighter bluer tinge (though probably not one with an Aqua tinge.
Mr Anderton did seem relaxed when asked by Scoop if he was looking forward to working with the Greens – should the numbers on election day go Labour/ Greens/Progressives way.
Listen to some robust and not so robust discussions on Agriculture
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Labour's Damien O'Connor Progressives's Jim Anderton, National's Bill English and David Carter
Fedrated Farmers Don Nicholson
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Media wallah's get the low down on agriculture from a variety of sources…. baa
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A poster for the Federated Farmers manifesto launch – note grumpy looking current PM!
Read the full manifesto
Federated Farmers Manifesto 2008
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