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Bruce

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  • [Local News] Meeting New Transport Minister

    Re local bus services Queensland’s new Transport Minister is member for Ipswich, Rachel Nolan.  On her appointment I immediately requested a meeting to discuss the improvement of local bus services and ...

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  • [Local News] Questions over Moggill Road Flooding

    Some serious questions need to be asked of the Government in relation to repeated flooding of the newly constructed section of Moggill Road inbound from Pullenvale Road.Local residents endured years ...

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  • [Local News] Disaster Relief Assistance available

    If you suffered personal or financial hardship due to this week’s storms and flooding you may be eligible for financial assistance.  For more information contact the Dept of Communities on 1800 ...

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  • [Local News] Call to support Western Suburbs Junior Sport

    Akuna Oval at Chapel Hill plays host to 2,000 young footy players every weekend (AFL and Rugby). However, without State Government support its use by our young players is about to ...

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Blog

Response to Peter Norman Editorial

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Monday, 08 September 2008 13:28

Matt Norman, the filmmaker of the documentary film 'Salute' which deals with Peter Norman's life and story responded to the editorial that I wrote recently.

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Beijing could be Australia’s chance to right its greatest Olympic wrong.

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Monday, 11 August 2008 00:00

In the emotion charged Summer of 1968 following the murder of Martin Luther King, Australian Peter Norman did two remarkable things.

Neither of these achievements have been appropriately recognised by Peter Norman’s home country Australia.

Peter Norman achieved arguably our greatest ever track performance to snatch silver in the Olympic 200 metre sprint, smashing records that still stand today.

Read more: Beijing could be Australia’s chance to right its greatest Olympic wrong.

   

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