Why would anyone ever cover Milne anywhere but the blogosphere?He is every bit the troll as any of the neocons who skewer him on Blogs. To do so would lend him credibility and I find no evidence that he has any. Further, a wikipedia article on him does't seem to have a premise. Everyone has opinions, why would we care about his?
Would someone please explain why Milne's Wykehamist past and his association with the 'traditionalist' wing of the former CPGB keep being airbrushed out of this article?
Was it a college typo of s.e.u.m.a.s?
I don't think it's POV, rather more of a commentary on Milne's own quote, alas I think that it falls at least in part under Original Research. Nevertheless, it is an interesting segment, so I ask for editors counsel. Is there any way to keep it in the article as a footnote or by rephrasing or in any other way?
Hi Philip, I can't understand Cawdley's editions. Some of them are really in good taste, but some are totally unreasonable. This user has no userpage and he doesn't discuss his views in this page. Furhtermore he edits only pages related to Seumas Milne, which is of course allowed, but it also lent me to think this account is a sockpuppet. If I'm mistaken, Cawdley should open a userpage or at least take part in this discussion so we can avoid edit wars and make this already excellent article even better. As for the Hannan quote, I think it is a very interesting view from a political adversary and so, should be in the praise section and also in the political orientation section of the article. In general, I don't think Marxist is a smear, and definitely not as Hannan say it. Using a large part of the quote in the praise section will iluminate Hannan's meaning. I think this version is both NPOV and the fullest (Political Orientation, Praise). What do you think about it?
Something wierd happenend to the article. I've changed the title of a section  and somehow it changed back . Could someone explain me how it happened?
I don't think this article is quite fawning enough. And surely we can include an even longer list of people who went to the same meetings as he did some years ago?
@N-HH: I, too, have just read the Milne article and reached the same conclusion. Much of it seems merely a hatchet job: X says something bad about Milne, Y says something, Z agrees with X and Y, and also thinks something else negative. Try writing an article like this on a right-winger, see how far you get!
What do you think should be done with the views section?A complete deletion?
And you're still at it?
It is not my fault the article about one of your least favourite people, Alastair Campbell, is too mild and forgiving for your taste. Surprisingly, it isn't being edited very much most of the time. His defence of, and time working for ...
Drop the axe. "Defense of the USSR under Stalin"?I don't see anything in the #Communism section that remotely approaches that. Equating Soviet Communism to Nazism and denying any and all achievements of the Soviet system is not the mainstream view. Think it is?
Heh, you missing the point. I doubt anyone at Commentary would even dream of faulting Reagan for arming (nevermind verbally supporting) these alleged "head-loppers". Of course any apologist for this policy would quickly retort—correctly—that "head-lopper" is an unfair characterization of the anti-Soviet resistance. But when the US did the invading, it became fair to characterize the resistance in those terms. In fact it became mandatory—since apparently anyone who disagrees with this characterization now is a terrorist-sympathizer. This is more hilarious than than any twist and turn of Soviet propaganda back in the day. Why is it needed here?
I'll note that the reason this article has turned into a oppo-research fest is that most of the commentary on Milne is critical. Who'd want to write essay after essay in defense of Milne?
reliable sources clearly view Milne as possessing minority viewpoints . Yeah, you appear to think that op-eds by pundits are so "reliable" that they should be permitted to set the overall tenor of the article. I don't. Milne's total rejection of Capitalism, or so it seems, also has few takers now. It can't be that "total" given his alleged love for Putin, whom Ben Judah condemns as being "no socialist". So on Communism, Putin, Al Quaeda and Isis, mainstream opinion, as it applies to Milne, should be here...
Inclusion of his views on the Berlin wall?
Further to all the above sections, this quote, which I am trying to remove, is simply irrelevant to a biography of Milne. This page is not titled "How might one describe the break-up of the Soviet Union, and is Milne right in his characterisation of it - please debate?
Well, he's not an "esteemed expert", he's a journalist with some knowledge of the country (and one, FWIW, not currently considered notable enough for his own WP page). He has opinions about things; Milne has opinions about things. I'm not sure the fact that they happen to disagree, as attested solely by Bullough's own op-ed, is relevant to a BLP. First, as discussed at length in previous sections, BLPs are not a "review" of the subject and their opinions (and if they are, why not quote the bits where Bullough says Milne is "by all accounts lovely" and that he ran a "vibrant" comment section at the Guardian?
Try reading a book instead. Perhaps even one of Bullough's on Russia. You'll learn a lot...


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It is so much easier to blame others for the way I feel. When I want to change my behavior, I often will come up with a million reasons why other people make it hard for me to achieve my desired outcome. This leads right to my next commandment...
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I am so blessed in so many ways. It is high time that gratitude took center stage in my life. I plan on creating a practice of gratitude. Turning it into a habit that permeates the hours of my day. I am grateful for so much and for so many...
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I can get really worked up over things. Really. Over things that in the grand scheme of things DO NOT MATTER!
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If he can't be persuaded to renounce, then should I be asking exactly what fees his company is intending to charge firstly?Then I would also need to be able to speak to the IVA company (who have already cleared me to speak to them when I have supplied a copy of the Will, and death certificate). I'm not sure if they're going to be happy with the other executor on the Will though. But am I entitled to speak to the IVA company independently from him?I have already cleared all my father's benefits with the one-stop government company. Now it remains for me to inform the Housing Association as he is in a part buy, part rent scheme, and then his bank!I do have access to the account, but was waiting to see this company before contacting them. There is a small balance on his account, and standing orders are still live. What will happen to the account?I'm assuming it will be frozen and I will be unable to pay any ongoing bills. The funeral is a month away, so gas etc., may well be cut off and I need to keep the home running in order to rehome his animals. This is quite a headache!
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YOU DRAFTED BRYCE HARPER. I KNOW YOU DON’T KNOW ANYMORE THAN THE REST OF US AS YOUR TERRIBLE TEAM SHOWS, SO WHY DRAFT HARPER IN AN AL-ONLY LEAGUE WHEN HE LOOKS ALL BUT CONFIRMED TO GO TO THE NL? ARE YOU TRYING TO BE DAFT? BECAUSE THAT’S THE ONLY THING YOU’RE SUCCEEDING AT.
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His golf cap became a symbol of an endearing kind of American individualism, and for a short time, a lightning rod for controversy. Wottle was an ROTC student at Bowling Green, and when his training stints ended, he grew his hair long. He used a golf cap to keep his floppy hair -- "he had Bozo hair," Buehler said -- in check when he raced. Even after he cut his locks, he kept the cap. It had become a good-luck charm, and it worked like one in Munich.
The trouble? He forgot to take it offgold-medal ceremony, causing a stir. The humble Wottle, who sang every word of the anthem on the podium, was mortified and apologized profusely, making himself even more endearing to the public.
Wottle went on to become a college administrator, and recently retired as admissions director at Rhodes College in Memphis. He and Jan raised three children, and now have five grandchildren.
Forty years on, he still has it all -- his wife, his medal and his memories.
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Purdueover its marketing and selling of OxyContin, its flagship opioid painkiller.
U.S. Trustee William Harrington, who is part of the Justice Department unit monitoring the nation’s bankruptcy courts, said in a Wednesday court filing that U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Robert Drain was wrong to approve the settlement earlier this month and.. said his ruling authorizing the deal between Purdue and its Sackler family owners will likely be overturned by a higher court.
The Justice Department challenge represents the next stage in the fight over the settlement, which will likely move to an influential federal appeals court that oversees bankruptcy courts in New York, where Purdue filed for chapter 11. Mr. Harrington is joining attorneys general in Washington who have said they also intend to challenge the settlement in the higher courts.
Mr. Harrington is advancing several legal arguments to overturn the deal, including that the settlement is unconstitutional because it effectively deprives people of their right to take the Sacklers to court. Legal claims citizens might holdthe settlement cannot take away without providing them their day in court, which is protected by the constitution, Mr. Harrington said.
If upheld on appeal, legal releases granted to members of the Sackler family will protect them from civil litigation that could be brought by private citizens or state authorities, regardless of whether they agreed to the settlement...witMr. Harrington said.
Purdue and committees representing opioid victims have said the settlement, while imperfect, is the best deal possible and provides victims with more compensation than they would otherwise get if they moved ahead with a normal lawsuit that would face significant hurdles and take years to litigateand said that the releases are fair compensation in exchange for the roughly $4.5 billion the family is providing and that they hope the deal will provide assistance to people and communities in need.
Judge Drain defended his decision to approve the settlement during a court hearing earlier this week, saying his ruling is supported by legal precedent promulgated by the federal appeals court covering New York.
The settlement had broad support, was thoughtfully negotiated and only resolves civil claims for money against the Sacklers and doesn’t protect the family from hypothetical criminal liability state authorities could pursue in the future, Judge Drain said.
Individuals injured by opioids also had an opportunity to vote on Purdue’s bankruptcy plan, which was approved after a multi-week trial.
 The Sacklers last year separately settled with the Justice Department for $225 million as part of a civil settlement without admitting any liability.
The constitutional challenges raised by the Justice Department could force the Second U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to consider the application of nonconsensual releases provided to the Sacklers in exchange for billions of dollars, paid over time, that will fund opioid abatement programs.
Federal appeals courts are split over nonconsensual third-party releases like the ones granted to the Sacklers, but they have been authorized by the Second Circuit in early bankruptcy cases. Federal and state authorities challenging the Purdue settlement, however, are likely to make new legal arguments in their appeals or argue that the types of releases provided to the Sacklers provides them a breadth of legal protection that exceeds what federal appeals courts have allowed in earlier cases.
The appellate courts might also be forced to consider the limits of bankruptcy judges’ power. Mr. Harrington is arguing that Judge Drain lacks the constitutional authority to extinguish legal claims against the Sacklers, who aren’t in bankruptcy, that are based on state laws. Unlike other federal jlifetime terms, bankruptcy judges are appointed to their roles by appellate judges to serve 14-year terms.
Mr. Harrington has asked Judge Drain to pause the settlement in order to protect the Justice Department’s appeal.
Bankruptcy settlements are rarely overturned by higher courts. In general, appellate judges avoid overturning bankruptcy plans after they have gone into effect and money has been distributed to creditors. Although Judge Drain has approved the deal, Purdue has said it will likely take weeks before the deal or its larger restructuring plan will go into effect.
The company that emerges from Purdue’s bankruptcy will be named Knoa Pharma and will have no ties to the Sacklers. Purdue filed for chapter 11 in September 2019 amid an onslaught of opioid lawsuits, using the breathing space afforded in bankruptcy to build support for the settlement and restructuring plan.


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buttes, mesas, and nature trails; Castle Rock is a wonderful place to visit and recreate.  One of the fastest growing communities in the nation with a population of more than 60,000, Castle Rock is experiencing a steady growth in national retail chains, restaurants and hotels to better serve tourists and residents alike.  The Town is home to the top-notch Douglas County School District and our children excel in our top quality schools, play in safe neighborhood parks and enjoy the friendliness of our home town charm.
What attracts residents to one of the fastest growing counties in the nation?
It seems to be a combination of our breathtaking views of the Rocky Mountains, our convenient location, dry and mild climate, 300 days of sunshine a year, our low crime rate, and a small town atmosphere which includes numerous annual family oriented events.
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s ignored the advice and warning from his religious leader and helped to pass a bill that will ensure the deaths of countless innocent human beings. After doing so, he was denied Communion by Bishop Baldacchino.
The Diocese of Las Cruces confirmed that Cervantes was indeed denied Communion due to his role in advancing the immoral bill. Catholics are not to present themselves for Communion if they are in a state of mortal sin, and participation in abortion is considered a mortal sin.
U.S. Catholic bishops voted in June Communion) and on whether should be denied to pro-abortion public figures. It is speculated that the statement may be primarily educational, in an attempt to help all Catholics understand the sacrament, mortal sin, and the sacrament of Reconciliation.


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School’s safety division conducts campus-wide test of UPennAlert emergency notification system while video crew documents all.
SAN DIEGO (October 28, 2015)—the University of Pennsylvania has recently undertaken its annual campus-wide test of the MIR3 intelligent notification system. The drill was conducted to ensure that all campus constituents, some 50,000-plus students, faculty and staff, can be notified with critical, accurate information in the event of any emergency. To see how the test was conducted, watch this recorded video of the event.
The final message tally showed that over 86,000 SMS text and email notifications were delivered to more than 50,000 people in just five-and-a-half minutes. The test went off without a hitch, messages were delivered quickly and the security team was happy with the results.


* Join us October 24 in New York City and November 7 in the D.C. area for the Simply Grace tour. http://basicgospel.net/events * Can you share insight concerning groups still going with the Daniel Fasts?
* Thank you for the Power of 8 – I really see my forgiveness in Jesus. Wow, you drove it home, thank you!Given that, does it matter what type of music you listen to?
* Many people read a verse and then argue over their interpretation of what it means. Isn't the love of the Lord more important?


Our next Children's Liturgy is sent for Wednesday, December 19 - the feast of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker. Please sign your child up to participate today!
Today, no doubt, you have been virtually attacked by emails from various nonprofits asking for support. You may be wondering where the email is from our own St. Vladimir parish. The short answer is: there will not be one. Why?We know that you know that it is part of our spiritual struggle to tithe to support our parish. That being said, those that are in a position to make a donation to another worthwhile charity beyond their tithe may want some advice, and we do have a few favorites that we would like to recommend to you if you are in this position. Please consider supporting one of the following in addition to supporting your parish. We thank you for your support today and all throughout the year!
Our annual Sisterhood Bake Sale is set for Saturday, December 15. Preparation has begun!Check out the picture above of some of the cookies that were already prepared – these are works of art!You can help. And you want to help. :) We know you do!How?


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The GDP rise is the fourth consecutive monthly increase after the economy took a serious hit during the peak of the coronavirus crisis.
Analysts expected that GDP would increase by 4.6%, according to a surveyby Pantheon Macroeconomics.
In July, GDP was up by 6.4%, and in June it rose by 9.1%, according to ONS data.
GDP for August is 21.7% higher than its April low, when the economy crashed 19.5%, but it remains 9.2% below February's level.
Monthly though and could change.
The accommodation and food services sub-sector boosted GDP in August, as the combined impact of the easing of lockdown rules, the Eat Out To Help Out scheme, and people choosing summer staycations, the ONS said
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This is another easy, attention-grabbing strategy, especially if the CD is done professionally. Free CDs can be given out at your private practice, during seminars, in a workshop information packet, and many other times and places. A general rule is not to provide anything on the CD that you would actually charge for. Either present generally useful information about your therapy or some other interesting information related to your therapy. In other words, you should present the “What” and the “Why” of your therapy, but not the “How.” The CD will be a relatively inexpensive way to advertise your practice, while also acting as bait to draw new customers in.
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Speaking of weddings, Kate F. wrote the other day to share a tip:
Ihave been really disheartened by the wedding industry and the realization that what to me is a lot to spend ($5000) is literally laughable by most involved in the industry. I finally came across a blog that I feel fits with my vision of a simple, debt-free wedding: A Practical Wedding.
I’ve never been a big wedding type of guy (Kris and I were married by a justice of the peace in 1993, and then threw a $1000 party for our family and friends), and I love to see brides and grooms flex their frugality muscles and make their wedding unique. Meg at A Practical Wedding is all about “creative, thrifty, and sane” celebrations of love. Meg writes:.
My favorite section, however, is devoted to real weddings, examples of how real couples have thrown thrifty weddings. Some examples:
- Betty and Juan’s dance-filled NYC wedding (love it!)
- Patty and Trent’s DIY picnic wedding (love it!)
I’ve found much more practical advice on Off Beat Bride about saving money and reevaluating what you really want. The real-life weddings on Off Beat Bride run the gammut from traditional to off-the-wall, whereas I always feel like the featured weddings on A Practical Wedding are little more than advertisements for an expensive wedding photographer.
Hi. I too share your opinion on extravagant weddings, and the debt load they can saddle a newly married couple with.
In 2004, my wife and I got married, and had a beautiful wedding, and a lovely reception for less than $5500. We were married in a rose garden in a local botanical Garden, and had the reception in the manor house. We had 60 guests, full bar service with a hot meal, DJ, wedding photographer, limo service, and beautiful centerpieces, and decorations.
As a gay man…this whole wedding business is what made me staunchly against gay marriage. Just kidding…just against gay weddings I guess. I think I’m more frugal than I am gay. 14 years of wedded bliss..without the wedded part.
Nothing in the rule book of life says you have to spend a ton of money on one night… then again,, rather than following the herd. Don’t be frugal if you don’t want to be, don’t be lavish if you don’t want to be, be you.
When my wife and I got married, we did a small church wedding… followed by a BBQ. We told people to bring a change of clothes, and we just had fun. It was a good time, and nobody complained


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In this regard, I welcome US financier George Soros's candid admission that the developing world is likely to be handed a particularly raw deal in a crisis that is not of its own making. Writing in the Financial Times on Jan. 29, Soros said "How unfair the system is has been revealed by a crisis that originated in the US yet is doing more damage to the periphery."


'The X-Files' Recruits King and Gibson for Sweeps
February 13, 1998 AT 05:00 AM EST
Well, at least Mulder finally asked Scully to marry him.
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That Mulder and Scully marriage proposal was a little joke, of course, one of the more overt ones in an extremely sly, effective Feb. 8 episode written by horror master Stephen King — then rewritten by Chris Carter. The tale, entitled “Chinga,” is about an innocent child in thrall to a spooky, murderous doll. The script takes witty advantage of King’s knowledge of his home state of Maine, right down to having the vacationing Scully (a stay-at-home Mulder barely appears in this one) wear a common souvenir T-shirt bearing the legend “Maine — The Way Life Should Be,” a jovial slogan that quickly takes on ominous overtones. But the nudgy nuances of the main characters, and the show’s trademark tone of dry eeriness, were clearly supplied by Carter. (Apparently King is a good sport about rewrites; he’s agreed to pen another Files.)
The Feb. 15 edition of X, “Kill Switch,” is the work of another guest writer of literary distinction, William Gibson. The cyberpunk godfather — working in collaboration with sci-fi writer Tom Maddox, author of the underrated 1991 novel Halo — has come up with a corker of an Internet-obsessed show. It manages to satirize the CD-ROM smash Tomb Raider heroine Lara Croft (I predict an instant slew of Esther Nairn Web pages) and to imagine what might have happened if Bill Gates had become an embittered, hard-driven loser instead of hitting it Microsoft big.
As with all of Gibson’’ly! The fun and suspense derive from the FBI agents’s’ unfathomably beautiful 1958 R&B hit “Twilight Time.”
One might speculate that inviting in guest writers was a matter of expediency, to give Carter and director Rob Bowman more time to finish polishing this summer’s X-Files feature film. However, Carter has obviously been closely involved in the weekly show this season (he wrote and directed last November’s gorgeous Frankenstein homage) and Bowman directed the Gibson episode.
What’s more likely is that Carter and company are doing the shrewdest job possible of working out the TV version of a jigsaw puzzle. They have to give us enough pieces of the “mythology” story line for a coherent fifth season ender, which, in turn, will lead into the June theatrical film. But they also must provide enough scary-monster episodes to keep the Mulder-Scully chemistry boiling.
So far, the plan is working. The gentle comic relief of shows like the Frankenstein parody, the November “prequel” about the origin of the Lone Gunmen, and even that Jan. 11 show about bleeding trees (which neatly skewered the jargon of a therapist’s — literal — psychobabble) have served to cool down the temperature of a series that had become overheated with paranoia and the all-too-obviously hollow threat that Scully might die of cancer.
Employing King and Gibson as X writers is as close as the series has come to stunt casting (shoving Richard Belzer into the Gunmen prequel doesn’t count: Homicide is a lower-rated show). Still, it suggests that at this point, The X-Files can get away with almost anything. Just don’t get too cocky, boys — I don’t wanna see Mulder boogying down with no dancing digitized baby in some David E. Kelley first draft.


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Has Arjun Kapoor opted out of filmmaker Mudassar Aziz’s next?
'Koffee with Karan' is all set to welcome yet another starry sibling jodi post Arjun Kapoor and Janhvi Kapoor's hilarious stint on Karan's show. Reportedly, Anil Kapoor's daughters' Sonam Kapoor and Rhea Kapoor will be sharing the couch and will be facing for Karan Johar's tricky questions.
Rhea Kapoor is very close to sister Sonam and their chemistry is the proof. Rhea is Sonam's official partner with crime is what Sonam had expressed through one of her social media posts. With partners in crime facing KJo's grill, we are sure a lot of secrets bond to spill out through their conversation. Reportedly, Sonam and Rhea will be shooting for the episode today. Interestingly, it will be Sonam's first episode of 'KWK' post her wedding with Aanand Ahuja.
Moreover, Sonam and her husband Aanand were in London and had just returned to Mumbai. On the work front, now that she is back in the bay, Sonam will get back to work with shooting for her film, 'The Zoya Factor'. Shelly Chopra Dhar’s 'Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga' film r, Sonam is also expected to go on floors. once she completes 'The Zoya Factor'.


one of Germany’s most treasured recreational activities. However, one day in Germany will completely enlighten one’s knowledge of Beer Gardens. During a recent trip to Germany, we experienced firsthand the joy of Beer Garden culture. For those who do not really understand the concepts of Beer Gardens, we will break it down for you.
Beer Gardens are basically food and beverage (beer, beer, beer) establishments that set up outdoor seating usually under a tent and surrounded by trees. The outdoor area is anchored by a restaurant that also serves as a brewery. The seating under the tent is usually comprised of long tables with bench seating. The point of the tight quarters and bench seatings is to promote the social aspects of beer drinking. However, many Beer Gardens also utilize individual tables and chairs. They are usually just placed right up against each other.
The main reason most locals spend so much time at Beer Gardens in Germany is for the beer. It’s as simple as that. Of course, the food always plays an important role as well as the entire social aspect of consuming the beer together. However, once you taste that locally brewed German Beer, you will understand, yes, it’s all about the beer!
In most German Cities, there are Beer Gardens everywhere. Some of them are well-known establishments that have been serving the German people for years. On our recent visit to Cologne, Germany, and Munich Germany were surrounded by German Beer Gardens that are hundreds of years old. In Cologne, Germany, the Brauhaus Sion has been serving people for over 800 years. We had an amazing meal at the Brauhaus Sion. Their brewery brews one of the best beers in Germany.
While the concept of Beer Gardens first originated in Munich Germany, over time the culture of Beer Gardens has spread around the world. Travelers will find Beer Gardens in places such asWhile some Beer Gardens especially in Germany simply focus on Beer and fresh food, other places around the world adopted the concepts of Beer Gardens to include connected activities.
One of the most famous Beer Gardens in the world is located in Munich Germany. The Hirschgarten Beer Garden is known as the largest Beer Garden in all of Europe. The Hirschgarten has seating for 9000 people. The Hirschgarten is locatedto from anywhere in Munich. Besides the Beer, the Hirschgarten also offers a complete menu io fantastic authentic Bavarian food featuring pretzels to die for and potato salad, unlike any potato salad you have ever tasted. If you are in Munich Germany, the Hirschgarten should not be missed.
Many people who travel often scoff at the notion of taking a seat in a Beer Garden. There are many who just don’t drink beer. However, it’s the culture of the Beer Garden that should not be missed. Additionally, even if you’re not a beer drinker, one sip of that fresh brewed German beer may change your mind. It is unbelievably good.


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PRIME MINISTER: Welcome, everyone. It's wonderful to be hereAndrew Constance, the Minister for transport.
This is a very important day for New South Wales and particularly for Sydney and more broadly across the country, because this is one of those big projects and we've been announcing a lot of new projects starting lately. But it's great to also be talking about projects that we've got done. Over 8,000 people will have been involved in important jobs here, building thiswill keep freight moving, that will keep people moving, get you home sooner and safer. Make sure you can meet the commitments that are being made with freight deliveries, taking big traffic off suburban roads and making a real difference to local residents. And what's also exciting about this project is not just the jobs, but it's the partnerships that have been formed, the partnerships between state, federal governments and together with the private sector to deliver once again incredibly important infrastructure.
Our infrastructure works, our infrastructure programmes are so much part of the economic recovery that we are now embarked on as we come out of the COVID crisis. The works that we'recountry announcing further investments. Last Monday, I announced $1.5 billion dollars of additional investments on road safety projects and other bring forwards of projects with the Deputy Prime Minister. Infrastructure will be a key to jobs as we grow out of the Covid-19 recession. And I want to thank very much t as a former transport minister, a former Treasurer and now Premier. And for myself, going through similar channels, starting off with immigration. But these projects, I think, has showed the continuity of application of the New South Wales government in getting these big projects done Gladys, and we've been so pleased to be a partner with you. I know our local members here up in northern Sydney and importantly, those up on the Central Coast, which will benefit greatly from this project, are thrilled. It's evidence of delivery on the ground by our governments and getting on with the delivery of these major projects. And so with that, I'll ask the Premier to make a few comments. Then we'll hear from the deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Transport.
THE HON GLADYS BEREJIKLIAN, PREMIER OF NEW SOUTH WALES: Great. Thank you, PM. It's always great to be here and welcoming a brand new piece of infrastructure in New South Wales, a collaborative project. State and federalthis fantastic piece of a new tunnel, 9 kilometres, bypassing 21 traffic lights. I'm really excited by what this means for the people of the Central Coast. It will save at least half an hour a day, 15 minutes, at least each day. And many would argue even more when you sit in traffic above ground. And for local members and local residents in the vicinity of these tunnels at either end and above ground, it does mean less congestion, less freight. Most of the freight will be happening in-tunnel. So this is good news all round.
And as I've been saying even before COVID, infrastructure equals jobs, projects equal jobs. It is so important for our economic recovery that we keep building and we've managed through COVID to keep all of our government based construction jobs going. And that's something we intend to accelerate. In addition to the federal government's acceleration programme, as you know, the New South Wales government kicked in an extra $3 billion dollars to accelerate some of those smaller and medium sized projects in New South Wales. But I'm thrilled to be here with the PM, the Deputy Prime Minister, Ministerial and parliamentary colleagues, from state and federal both levels, to celebrate what is a wonderful symbol of things moving forward, a wonderful symbol of how we’ll help our economic recovery, keep the jobs going, but also improve a big transport project does. It reduces travel times, improves safety and improves quality of life. And that's what this is all about.
THE HON MICHAEL McCORMACK,, thank you, Premier, and acknowledge the Prime Minister and acknowledge AnI'd like to especially acknowledge too Paul Fletcher, and Julian Leeser, local members behind me. Local members who understand the importance of congestion busting infrastructure. And that's what this project is. $412.3 million dollars by both Commonwealth and the state governments in a $3 billion dollar project as Premier Berejiklian just said a 9 kilometre project. It's amazing to actually go through it and to consider, as I drove out here, how many sets of traffic lights along Pennant Hills Road we had to stop at and then start again. Well, that's not going to happen for the tradies, for the truckies, for the local motorists, who Paul and Julian represent so well in the federal parliament. They know that their local road is going to be freed up of much of that traffic. Thousands of trucks are off Pennant Hills Road and into the tunnel and making sure that we ease that congestion. And for those truckies and for those tradies and for people using the tunnel, they're going to get where they need to get sooner and safer. They're going to get their jobs done quicker. They're going to get that freight, that task that they do so diligently well, each and every day on behalf of all Australians done quicker. And so that's incredibly good.
But what is also incredibly good is that you are, if you are in Newcastle and you want to drive to Melbourne, you can get there now that 1,028 kilometre journey without actually having to encounter a set of traffic lights. Just consider that, Newcastle to Melbourne without a set of traffic lights. That's infrastructure. That's delivery. That's what the Liberal and Nationals governments are doing at the federal and state level. And we're doing it because we want to build a better future. We want to build a better Australia. And that's what we're doing with each and every bit of our infrastructure. As the Prime Minister has just said, last week we announced $1.5 billion dollars of new money. And of course, today around the country, a lot of those bring forwards that we've asked the states to do are now being unveiled and announced. We're getting on. We're building better infrastructure, whether it's in the west of Sydney, whether it's in the metropolitan area here in Sydney, indeed, whether it's in rural and remote Australia, we’re building better infrastructure and we're building it so that Australians can get to where they need to be sooner and safer.
I'd like to ask Andrew to make a few comments.
THE HON ANDREW CONSTANCE, MINISTER FOR TRANSPORT AND ROADS: Well, thanks, everybody. This is a tunnel that's a life changer for everybody and to have the support of the Prime Minister and the Premier together, this has been years in the digging and it's now proved up to be an absolute game changer for everybody. Just echoing particularly that the fact that we've got state and federal members here, but particularly the benefits, to the central coast is going to be one in which it does benefit the tradies and our freight task particularly, in terms of Pennant Hills Road. It's one of the worst in the country in terms of congestion. And I know there's a 15 minute timesaving, but I bet it's more than that particularly on a Friday afternoon in the middle of the peak. We are going to see 5,000 trucks removed from local roads that grade. We're going to see tens of thousands of cars on this on this motorway very soon in the next couple of months. The tunnels cater for about a 100,000 vehicles, even potentially more. And it's just great in the knowledge that we've built this for the future. And we do, we must recognise our private sector partners who came to government with an unsolicited proposal many years ago. And together,have been able to deliver it in partnership. So that's a great outcome for everyone.
PRIME MINISTER: Happy to take questions. Can I also thank, I'm sure the Premier will join me, the more than 8,000 people who were on the tools here. Thank you for their incredible efforts to bring this project about and and the companies that work closely with them to achieve that. And as I was discussing with Andrew in the bus on the way here, they'll be picking up their tools and they'll be applying them to new projects now, there's quite a great pipeline of projects here in New South Wales, Premier. So thank you. Happy to take questions. Yeah?
JOURNALIST: No hard hat, no PPE?
PREMIER BEREJIKLIAN: Oh it’s my fault, that’s my fault.
PRIME MINISTER: I was following the premier's prerogative. Here we are.
PREMIER BEREJIKLIAN: I take responsibility for that, yep.
JOURNALIST: What’s the [inaudible] behind the [inaudible] for truck drivers to use the tunnel, doesn’t that stop from [inaudible] doesn’t that take away from [inaudible]?
MINISTER CONSTANCE: Well why would you go and build a tunnel if you're gonna have trucks not use it? I mean, that's why we put the penalty in place. We want the trucks off the streets and we want them down underground and away from those communities above ground. I think all the local members would tell you that, Liz. But the one thing I would observe is that a quarter of the accidents have been happening on Pennant Hills Road involve a truck. We've seen 360 accidents in the last 4 years. 122 of them have involved trucks. Unfortunately, 60 people have ended up in hospital as a result. So for us, it's not only about congestion, it's about safety. And that's why we're very keen to ensure that the trucks use the tunnel. There is going to be toll gantries above ground. They will pick up trucks who should be otherwise underground and there will be a penalty applied. So it's important. And those local trucks that need to do the deliveries, they're able to do so.
MINISTER CONSTANCE: Well, again, it's it's similar to the M2 in terms of the toll. But think about the wear and tear on trucks stopping at 21 traffic lights above ground. Think of the time savings. Think of the freight benefit. So, you know, we're going to see billions of dollars in uplift economically as a result of the time savings associated with NorthConnex. So it makes absolute sense economically and socially. And, you know, I'll reiterate, you know, particularly for people to be ableis the type of infrastructure which is life changing. It's more time with families. It's more time with kids, less time stuck in motor vehicles. And that's the great benefit of it.
MINISTER CONSTANCE: Well it, in the next couple of months, what they're doing at the moment is just doing final testing on the fans, the mechanics and the electrics, speed signs and the like. They need to make sure it's right before you stick a car in it. And that's what they're doing. And we'll come back to you with a final date through Transurban very soon. But, you know, this is not years off now, it’s just a month or two.
JOURNALIST: Given you are cutting fines in half for people on centrelink benefits, could you look at Transurban cutting its toll in half?
MINISTER CONSTANCE: Well, let's just be clear in terms of the announcement yesterday, an application has to be made by the person doing it tough and it is considered. So, you know, I think that's really important, in terms of affordability we put a number of cost of living benefits in place through our rebates, including rebates on licences and rego to assist those who obviously, you know, are getting about. And the other thing about it is we still have the free road alternative for those who can choose to use that. We're not a government unlike Labor, who tunnel funnelled all their tollways. We're actually giving people, and maintaining the free option.
MINISTER CONSTANCE: As I said, there's an application process and approval process, and that's consistent with what has always existed.
JOURNALIST: So nothing’s changed?
JOURNALIST: On the, can you talk us through the light installations, I mean someone might think that’s a distraction, what’s the [inaudible] lights?
MINISTER CONSTANCE: Yeah, so, look, it's based on the European experience with long tunnels and it's designed to maintain the concentration of drivers. If you think about a nine kilometre tunnel looking at the same concrete walls, it's designed to actually alert drivers and keep them, their minds engaged with the driving in front of them. And that's why it's important, it’s based on European experience. And it's a measure that's been adopted here. And I think everyone would agree it's a feature of the tunnel, but it's also designed to improve people's concentration when driving along a 9 kilometre tunnel.
MINISTER CONSTANCE: I’d have to check on the exact cost in terms of that, but I mean, again, you know, we have seen a contribution made by the state and the Commonwealth. But, of course, because it was an unsolicited proposal brought forward by Transurban, you'd have to put that question to them.
JOURNALIST: Why won’t there be a toll free period for this road, and was it ever considered?
MINISTER CONSTANCE: Again. You know, we don't, as we've seen with other examples, we're making improvements to the motorway network in Sydney at the moment. And again, you've seen improvements with the M1 further up the road. And I think the Deputy Prime Minister was there the other day in terms of the widening of the M1. But again, you know, ultimately people will still have the free road option. But, you know, ultimately, like WestConnex, we're just going to get on with the job, and obviously the [inaudible] concession over the length of the period needs to be in place. Infrastructure has got to be paid for.
JOURNALIST: Prime Minister, on the coronavirus, obviously Victoria is going through some cases of community transmission in certain hot-spotssay hyper-local lockdowns of thosen or perhaps is it a time for Victoria to close their borders?
PRIME MINISTER: Well, let me make this point first. We said there would be bumps along the road. We said there would not be zero cases. We said there would be outbreaks. So the fact that there are outbreaks should not come as a surprise. This is a Covid by a very long stretch in a very, very, very good position. And localised containment rings, rings of containment, have always been part of the plan, together with, of course, the isolation. The borders work. The contact tracing, and it's another timely reminder as to why people should be downloading the COVIDSafe app as they're moving around more and more in the community. And there is the localised responses. These were all the measures that we set out, both from the National Cabinet and directly from myself as our responses, our health system has been built up. The tracing capability here, particularly in New South Wales, is outstanding, and all other states, including the Commonwealth, will lend support as is necessary to other states and territories. That's Victoria presently. And I was speaking to the Premier of Victoria on the weekend and we talked through their responses. They have paused and where they are going to, to the next level. That's understandable in the circumstances. They have localised outbreaks where they're considering more stronger measures in those localised areas rather than having that extended across the state. That's sensible under the circumstances, and we'd hope that that would mean that some of those restrictions could be eased once the risk has passed. But this is a practise that's been placed, followed in other countries. Israel, for example, does exactly the same thing when they have localised outbreaks. And that's the way we live with Covid-19. This is part of living with Covidetbacks from time to time. But we've built up the systems to deal with the setbacks.
PRIME MINISTER: Well, the Premier's already mentioned that, the Premier has already flagged those responses.
JOURNALIST: Premier, has there been consideration of a Victoria - New South Wales border closure?
PREMIER BEREJIKLIAN: No, I certainly have been briefed, I’m in regular contact with our health expertontinue to stay open. However, as is consistent with the health advice from Victoria and also New South Wales, nobody from New South Wales. Ame whilst community transmission is where it is. But certainly can I thank, in particular, the more than 8,800 people that came forward and got tested in New South Wales in the last 24 hours. That is a fantastic rate of testing for a weekend. And I'm so deeply grateful because I know many people in the community argue why some restrictions are in place and why that may seem inconsistent or otherwise. But they're working. So please keep respecting them. I'm so deeply grateful to our citizens. We only had two cases out of those, 8,800 one was in a returned traveller and the other one is still under investigation. It's a bit of an unusual case the other one, and it may prove not to be a case, but in any event, those numbers are heartening and we need to keep coming forward and getting tested with the mildest of symptoms. Please know that when you do have a situation, as Victoria's experiencing,advice on a daily basis. So the advice that, the strongest advice we have today is that you should not be travelling to those hotspots at all unless absolutely essential. But we recommend nobody travelling to those hot spots. And certainly experts have also suggested to people living in those hot spots not to travel around and not to move anywhere and certainly not to go interstate. And that is their own advice in Victoria. And we obviously strongly endorse that. But we're alsowhat they would like. What we would like. But having said that, we said from the beginning, once you start easing restrictions, we will expect case numbers to go up. But it's a question of how you monitor them, how you clamp down on them, how you make sure people are coming forward to get tested. It would be wonderful to think that we’re through the pandemic, but we're not, we have to live with this until there's a cure or a vaccine. And it's how you manage these spikes that allows the community to keep being able to be active and working and having a good life, a good quality of life. And that is our intention. So I appreciate what Victoria's going through, but don't assumese.  notan reduce it, can cause a spike. And we have to be very conscious of that. It's a good wakeup call for all of us. But again, I'm so deeply grateful for the number of citizens in New South Wales that keep coming forward, that keep respecting the restrictions as hard as it's been, at this stage we have no intention of changing our course in New South Wales. However, we do issue that travel warning, recommend people not travel to thosgovernment and certainly consider travel to Melbourne at this point in time, given the hotspots.
JOURNALIST: So are you recommending people do not travel to Melbourne, you’re saying consider travelling, should people if they’re looking to go to Melbourne for school holidays, should they go or should they stay [inaudible]?
PREMIER BEREJIKLIAN: Well, atspots at all. So do not go to those hotspots, reconsider your plans, reconsider what you're doing. But certainly Melbourne is a discretion. We would recommend people not at this stage travel to Melbourne unless they have to. However, that is, there is a level of discretion there. But the strong recommendation from the New South Walestspoe.
PREMIER BEREJIKLIAN: Well, that's why the health experts in Victoria themselves have said to all of their citizens in Victoria, do not travel interstate, especially if you're from those hotspot communities. So that's the message from Victoria Health. And that is certainly what the message that we endorse. And we say to people here, please, please note that if you have the mildest symptom, you shouldn't be leaving the house. You should be getting tested. You shouldn't be travelling anywhere. And especially unless you know you're COVID free. You shouldn't be travelling outside the state of Victoria. And that's certainly the advice coming from the Victorian government itself.
JOURNALIST: [inaudible] that part of their problem is family spreads and that families aren’t taking it [inaudible] do you think that’s a problem here in New South Wales as well, [inaudible] been able to pick it up yet?
PREMIER BEREJIKLIAN: Well, our rate of testing is the highest in the nation and per head of population, New South Wales has by far the highest rate of testing, which we're incredibly proud of. That's what's allowed us to keep the community spread under control. But it also comes down to people doing the right thing. And you can't police what 8 million citizens do every day. We're relying on the goodwill of our citizens, coupled with the good advice from our experts and the good action from government and business. Business has been amazing, to see how COVIDSafe they've been in the main. Our businesses have been working so well under very difficult circumstances. So it's really been a community effort. Yes, you have rules and regulations and advice in place, but it also comes down to personal responsibility and people being responsible for their own actions. And I’m so pleased to date with the way in which our communities come together and really put in those hard yards. But please know that j And we don't want to see that in New South Wales. We've done so well so far. We've come so far in the last few months. Let's keep going by getting tested, by coming forward and getting tested. We've had record testing.  The fact that we nearly got 9,000 people tested on a weekend is outstanding. Please keep that up. It's keeping all of us safe. It's allowing us to continue to ease restrictions. And it's allowing us to stay on top of the pandemic at this point in time.
PREMIER BEREJIKLIAN: Look, that's a matter for them. Clearly we think that every organisation should look at, look at its activities whenever there's a spike anywhere in the country. And if it was in New South Wales, I'd be giving the same advice. You should reconsider your activity. If there is a spike anywhere, that is that should be normal course. And look, New South Wales could be in this situation. Who knows in the future. And that's why the advice that we're giving in relation to Victoria would be no different from anybody else giving advice if it were in New South Wales. Every organisation who has any activity in and around Melbourne should reconsider its plans. Given the current situation, that is a normal course of action and I’d encourage all organisations to consider their plans whilst there is a spike in community transmissions.
JOURNALIST: Prime Minister there are reports today some of your MP’s don’t want to see planned Super increase to go ahead, do you agree?
PRIME MINISTER: Well the policy and the legislation is in place. But I can tell you what we're totally focused on at the moment as a government, is ensuring that we're getting these decisions around the JobKeeper and the JobSeeker programme and ensuring that they are best designed, and best calibrated to support people. And we are coming, going through right now this Covid-19 recession and the government is focussed on every single measure that can keep people in jobs and get people into new jobs. And so, you know, we have policies in place, if policies get reviewed at any point in time well, that's a consideration for that time. That's not something that's occurring at the moment. What we're doing right now is we are focussed on getting people back into jobs and reopening the economy is a critical part of that. Doing it safely is a critical part of that. I join the Premier in commending all the businesses that are getting themselves COVIDSafe and opening their doors. Those who have done the training that has been necessary to ensure that they know how to maintain the cleanliness of workplaces, to avoid the infections that occur. A lot of work's gone into that so people can open up their businesses. And that's why it's important that I think Australians have confidence that that work has gone into place, the protections are put in place. And then when we do have spikes and when we do have outbreaks, then they'll be dealt with and they'll be dealt with in a calm and considered way with the with the expert professional advice that we have and the tremendous work being done by our testers and our tracers and our chief health officers and our our chief medical officers who have guided all of our decisions.
JOURNALIST: Some states are offering payments for people who need to self-isolate and don’t have paid leave, would you like to see all states implement these measures?
PRIME MINISTER: Well they’re matters for the states to take up. The Commonwealth is doing its bit with over $250 billion dollars of supports that have been put in place into the economy and will continue. We're doing that. We'll continue to do that as we've set that out. And I know states and territories have dealt with different challenges in their, in each of their areas as they've seen fit to do so. New South Wales has certainly been providing great support to the economy here in New South Wales. And I know other states have been doing similar things. So they'll make their own judgements on those. And I welcome it when they do.
JOURNALIST: If we keep seeing outbreaks like this, would you consider extending JobKeeper and other payments further than the [inaudible]?
PRIME MINISTER: Well, the government will be setting out its position on what occurs when those arrangements formally finish in September. That's when the legislation says they finish. And so we're working through those issues right now about how we continue to ensure there's the fiscal supports in our economy, the demand supports in our economy, the supports that help people stay in jobs and get new jobs, put them on a path to jobs. That includes everything from how we invest in skills where we've got a great partner in New South Wales on that front. How we're working our employment services to get people back into work where sadly they may have lost their job. And as we know, as the figures showed last week, devastating job losses across our economy. And we know there will be more. And so we'll keep doing everything that we can to ensure we can either get, keep people in real jobs where there is work to do or where because of the corona-recession, where they've lost their job, that we can work to get them trained up and skilled to get into a new job and that the economy is supported to create those new jobs.
JOURNALIST: Why would states like Western Australia look at whats happening in Victoria, the questions about how borders are being handled up into New South Wales and think opening up now would be a good idea?
PRIME MINISTER: Well, that's a matter for the Western Australian Premier. But again. W. And their economy was far more damaged than ours. Ath.  The economic impacts of that are devastating, and the states and territories working together as part of a unified National Cabinet have worked together like I've never seen a federation work before. States will make their own calls ultimately what's best in their best interests. But thin. There will be cases. But the work that has been done to build up our defences, ans, as the Premier said, a wakeup call. Australia has fared incredibly well compared to the rest of the world. But that cannot be cause for complacency. Covid hasn't gone anywhere. It's still out there, and we certainly aren't as governments all around the country.
JOURNALIST: Premier can I ask you on that point, [inaudible] situation Victorian border, is this a decision by you based on the medical advice you’re getting? Or the economic advice you’re getting? Or both?
PREMIER BEREJIKLIAN: Can I stress very clearly the prime motivator in all of the decision making in New South Wales has been based on the health advice and certainly that is the prime decision. But also, we want to be in a position where we still keep moving forward in New South Wales. Yes, there is risk. There always is risk. And so long as our citizens keep obeying the rules, keep coming forward and getting tested. We can continue to take small steps forward, which is what we are doing. But having said that, please listen to the health advice provided by our authorities in New South Wales, but also the Victorian health authorities. Their advice is do not travel to or from those hotspots. I can't be clearer than that. That is the advice coming from both New South Wales and Victoria. Do not travel to those hotspots and please make sure no matter where you live, do not leave the house if you have the mildest symptoms except to get tested and then stay home until you get the result and you're cleared. This is important. We have to live with this pandemic. We don't know how long it's going to lastbe less than that. Welive with it. And it means we need to make sure people are working and have a good quality of life, that our economy's moving, moving forward. And that's why we have to deal with these spikes as best we can, but also make sure that we do the right thing as we go along as well.
PREMIER BEREJIKLIAN: I'm sorry?
JOURNALIST: Minister David Elliot has broken ranks with the government over planning policy, do you think it’s appropriate for a Cabinet Minister [inaudible]?
PREMIER BEREJIKLIAN: We'll look, local, he's in in this capacity as a local member, he's raised his issues with the planning Minister as most of us do, and that's appropriate.
PREMIER BEREJIKLIAN: Can I say very clearly that that's not an automatic, so any any reports today that that's an automatic discount is not correct. It has to be applied for. And there are already hardship plans in place. And as I understand it, this is the result of an amendment that was moved in the upper house last year when the legislation was going through parliament. So it's not automatic can I stress that. And there are there was already discretion in the system for hardship, and it certainly reinforces that.
JOURNALIST: Well what exactly was announced Premier? Because it seems that everyone who spoke to, about this is essentially walking back from it saying that there is discretion and that it won’t [inaudible]?
PREMIER BEREJIKLIAN: Look my understanding is it's not automatic. That's the best advice I have, that it's you have to apply for it and that it was a result of amendments passed through legislation last year.
 Think about how COVIDSafe you are. Make sure you get tested if you have the mildest symptoms. And that applies to any activity, whether it's for pleasure or for business or for any other activity. We cannot be complacent. We cannot assume because of the case numbers in New South Wales that we're through the worst of it. We just don't know. We's happened there. That could be us. If people don't do the right thing, we will go through those spikes. But we have to manage it as a nation, not just as a state. And we have to support our colleagues around the nation in dealing with this pandemic. And that is definitely the course that New South Wales is taking.
JOURNALIST: Premier why won’t you ask the state Liberal party to resolve a dispute in the Baulkham Hills branch in one of Alex Hawke’s [inaudible]?
PREMIER BEREJIKLIAN: Because they're matters for the organisation.
JOURNALIST: [inaudible] pop-up bike lanes, when will they go?
MINISTER CONSTANCE: Well they’re temporary. But you know I want to reiterate this point. One of the things we've made clear with the transport plan is if you can walk or ride your bike or use your motor car, particularly during peak periods, that's what we need you to do. And we're facilitating pop up bike paths to encourage cycling. Cycling’s gone up 50 per cent in the last five years. And the feedback is very positive. So we will just continue that but they are temporary at the moment. And we just got to wait and see on them.
PREMIER BEREJIKLIAN: Thanks, everyone.