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NÖN-Sommergespräch - Peter Hofbauer: „Im Herzen bin ich Sozialdemokrat" - Vimarsana News

NÖN-Sommergespräch - Peter Hofbauer: „Im Herzen bin ich Sozialdemokrat"

NÖN-Sommergespräch Peter Hofbauer: „Im Herzen bin ich Sozialdemokrat“. Was er im Visier hat, lässt er nicht mehr los. Als kleinste Fraktion bat ihn die NÖN zur Eröffnung der Sommergespräche in Kloserneuburg. Von Christoph Hornstein. Erstellt am 28. Juli 2021 (04:05) Der 81-jährige Peter Hofbauer fordert Offenlegung und Transparenz im Gemeinderat. ...

Source: noen.at
Mark McGowan's government has been granted a second term, but what will they do with it? - Vimarsana News

Mark McGowan's government has been granted a second term, but what will they do with it?

Mark McGowan's government has been granted a second term, but what will they do with it? SatSaturday 13 updated SunSunday 14 MarMarch 2021 at 3:15am Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. Watch 3 Share Print text only Cancel Now that Mark McGowan has been re-elected for a second term as Premier of Western Australia, what has he promised to do? It's a $3.1 billion question. That's the amount WA's Treasury Department expects the state's net debt to increase by 2024-25 thanks to Mr McGowan and WA Labor's election promises. The Premier has...

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What women want from leaders in 2021 - Vimarsana News

What women want from leaders in 2021

Daily Monitor Saturday January 16 2021 Aisha Lwasa prepares pancakes and half cakes for the evening sales at her stall in Kisaasi, Kampala. PHOTO/Eronie Kamukama Summary To listen to politicians speak about issues affecting women such as childcare, equal work rights and health is one thing. Representing the interests of women once elected into office is quite another. For now, women can only wait to see if their desires do not remain far- tetched dreams or lip service. Advertisement Most mornings, as daylight tears open the hues of the world, Aisha Lwasa weaves through stall holders in Kalerw...