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No Senior Politician Can Expect To Have Work-life Balance. I'm Afraid There Are Some Jobs For Which Work-life Balance Inevitably Goes Out The Window. If You Want Work-life Balance You Just Have To Accept That You Can't Be A Senior Member Of A Government, Or For That Matter A Senior Member Of An Opposition.

I Think That It's High Time That The Prime Minister Stopped Making Excuses For Bad Policy And Started Listening To The Forgotten Families Of Australia.

Now If You Are Condemned To Life On Welfare, I'm Not So Sure That Being In A Bigger Welfare Village Is That Much Better Than Being In A Smaller Welfare Village.

In The Era Of Mobile Phones And Emails, You're No More Out Of The Loop In China Than You Are In Sydney.

I'm Not Saying That People On Welfare Don't Contribute In Their Own Way, But As Many As Possible Should Be Encouraged To Be Economically Active As Well As Socially And Culturally Active.