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Former premiers face off in Niddrie
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[Brisbane Times] - FORMER Victorian premiers John Brumby and Steve Bracks have locked horns over the preselection battle for the state seat of Niddrie - backing rival candidates to replace retired Labor deputy leader Rob Hulls. In an unusual move, the two former premiers
New delay as spin scrutiny awaits review
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[The Age] - In a bid to embarrass the former Brumby government, the Coalition introduced in September a private member's bill - based on a bill sponsored by John Brumby when he was opposition leader in the 1990s - designed to stop taxpayer funds being spent
Unibic crumbling amid price wars
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[The Age] - The company also invested $44 million in its Broadmeadows factory, opened by then-premier John Brumby in ''The factory is a fabulous facility and it's appropriate for what our market segment is but if you look at the timing of it, probably not
2012 Niddrie by-election
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[ABC Online (blog)] - He was succeeded by Bob Sercombe, who served as Deputy Leader to John Brumby, but was dumped from the position after his involvement in an attempted leadership coup by Ian Baker. Sercombe resigned from state politics to contest and win the Federal seat
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