The Australian Labor Party LJ Community
Striving for the light on the hill
Journal created:
on 21 January 2004 (#1961902)
Updated:
on 12 June 2009
Name:
The Australian Labor Party
Location:
Australia
Website:
Membership:
Open
Posting Access:
All Members , Moderated
Welcome to the (unofficial) Australian Labor Party LJ Community. Membership is exclusively for those affiliated with the Australian Labor Party, although official membership of the party is not necessary in order to join.
Matters for discussion include any and all issues or events related to the ALP. This includes policy debate, and current domestic and/or world affairs. It is also a place to commiserate over the damage being done to our country and our world at present and put forth solutions and ideas about new directions we might take.
Please remember to conduct your debate in a civil, courteous manner. That means attacking members' opinions, not the people who voice them.
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An RSS feed of Labor policy releases and media statements is available at
auslabor.
Matters for discussion include any and all issues or events related to the ALP. This includes policy debate, and current domestic and/or world affairs. It is also a place to commiserate over the damage being done to our country and our world at present and put forth solutions and ideas about new directions we might take.
Please remember to conduct your debate in a civil, courteous manner. That means attacking members' opinions, not the people who voice them.
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An RSS feed of Labor policy releases and media statements is available at
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