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ZDNet: Conroy, Smith, Ludlam invited to debate

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It'll be one to watch if Labor's Stephen Conroy, Liberals' Tony Smith and Greens' Scott Ludlam all accept the Australian Computer Society's invitation to debate ICT issues at the National Press Club on 10 August. We should expect to see Conroy defend his performance, Smith finally outline his party's policies and Ludlam reveal how the Greens will hold both parties to account.

via www.zdnet.com.au

I doubt Stephen Conroy and Tony Smith will take up this offer, but stranger things have happened.

Full post as published by Freedom to Differ on July 19, 2010 (boomark / email).

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