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Mayor buttonholes prime minister on drought

09 Nov, 2006 03:34 PM
Mayor Phil Hockney attended Prime Minister John Howard's drought meeting with farmers in the Goulburn area to try to change the existing drought guidelines.

"I went there because he was talking about drought," Mr Hockney said

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Mayor Phil Hockney makes a few helpful suggestions about exceptional circumstances guidelines to local member Alby Schultz and Prime Minister Howard.
Mayor Phil Hockney makes a few helpful suggestions about exceptional circumstances guidelines to local member Alby Schultz and Prime Minister Howard.

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