The Drum 14 February 2013

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Thursday, 14 February 2013

Tonight I was on The Drum on ABC News 24 discussing the news of the day, including the Coalition's leaked plan for 100 dams across Australia, Wayne Swan's refusal to rule out an income tax rise, and how far does the British royal family's right to privacy extend?

The Drum 14 February 2013 from Peter Black on Vimeo.

Posted at 09:15 PM in Australia, Australian Politics, Free Speech and Censorship, Internet, Media, Online Video, Privacy, Television | Permalink

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