Kevin warns Julia beware Ides cartoon 2013-02-19
Performance enhancing drugs doping Are Julia Gillard and Wayne Swan on peptides 2013-02-08
Julia Gillard denies rats are deserting her sinking ship Kevin Rudd cartoon 2013-02-05
Child sex abuse Cardinal Pell Julia Gillard Royal Commission cartoon 2012-11-13
Julia Gillard castigates Tony Abbott for misogyny. Her fiery speech praised in US media. Cartoon 2012-10-11

Gillard fiery misogyny speech praised in US
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Budget black hole cartoon Julia Gillard Wayne Swan deficit surplus mining 2012-09-25

Budget black hole
The government is delusional when it says Mining employs few people. When the government employs teachers, environmentalists, artists and all the things we like and need, where does it get the money? A lot of it comes from mining.
Question: Is it humanly possible to go on doing cartoons about the budget surplus or deficit until April next year, or longer?
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2012-08-25 Julia Gillard restoring the mining boom a la Borja Spain Jiminez fresco restoration Business

Restoration
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2012-08-30 Julia Gillard arrives Cook Is Pacific Is Forum on litter unlike Nauru

Litter
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Self-regulation of cartoons by Julia Gillard
Population debate Julia Gillard tries the old dog whistle cartoon 2010-07-23
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2012-06-23 Julia Gillard bronze bust comes out of furnace

Out of the Furnace
Here is the Julia Gillard bust making its next step towards the Ballarat Prime Ministers Avenue. It’s just been hoisted out of the furnace in the centuries old traditional “lost wax” method of casting. It’s still covered in “grog”, a mixture of plaster and sand, and some of this has been knocked off by master founder Bill Perrin, to see if the cast is a good one. The wax figure inside was melted out of the grog coating and replaced with molten bronze, which has now cooled, hopefully without much shrinkage or leakage. You can see the yellowish bronze peaking through, and a rough image of the face emerging. There are nails sticking out of the bronze, which are put there to hold the inner and outer parts of the cast in their correct alignment, and there are bronze protrusions sticking off parts of the head where wax runners were placed to make sure the molten bronze poured cleanly. The next painstaking stage is the chasing, in which the runners are ground off and any imperfections are annealed or chiselled by the highly skilled chaser with his tiny set of handmade tempered steel tools.
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