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December 11, 2009
GOOD to see the Victorian Opposition is not leaving anyone out in his policies for next year's state election.
Leader Ted Baillieu was in Castlemaine last week announcing his pivotal bee-keeping policy.
Ted got stuck into Brumby for dragging the chain on his review of 400 bush sites now closed to bee-keepers.
Back Paddock believes Ted will address the vexed issue of worm farms next, as he works through the long list of primary industries.
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