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  • Party Name Change has Been Approved

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    Robert L Brown
    Published on 16-07-2010 13:29
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    The New South Wales Electoral Commission has officially approved our name change in New South Wales. We are now known as the Shooters and Fishers Party and I will be standing under that name at the election in March 2011.

    The approval process took a bit longer than we expected, but the good news is it's done, now.
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    2. NSW

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    Note what is said under the heading "Diet" in this link

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Komodo_dragon

    especially the part about knocking down deer with their tail, and being ambush predators.

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    Mark Warton On 02-02-2012

    Shooting ferel animals is expensive ?

    Hi Mark. I'm not saying komodos cannot eat ferel pigs. I have seen Komodos eating ferel pig, mostly dead animals. What I meant was, komodo dragons would not be able to track run after and catch a... Go to last post

    Hazard On 02-02-2012

    Shooting ferel animals is expensive ?

    Sir,

    I must disagree that a Komodo dragon is incapable of hunting and eating living, large size mammals. In their native environment they hunt deer. They may not immediately kill their prey, but... Go to last post

    Mark Warton On 02-02-2012

    Shooting ferel animals is expensive ?

    A small quote from an article in the daily telegraph; ttp://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/another-wild-idea-to-tackle-ferals-of-oz/story-e6freuy9-1226259927177



    What a missinformed statement... Go to last post

    Hazard On 02-02-2012

    Shooting ferel animals is expensive ?

    In this case the Tribunal commented;

    " The fact that he holds political and religious views and opinions that are offensive is not, in my opinion, sufficient to find that the public interest... Go to last post

    Mark Warton On 01-02-2012

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