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Doug Jones holds quasi-virtual debate with absent Tuberville

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By John Glenn
| Alabama Political Reporter Verified
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Doug Jones used his latest campaign stop in Birmingham on Wednesday to host a virtual debate of sorts with his absent Republican opponent, U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville. The event, held at the Carver Theatre for the Performing Arts in the city’s jazz district, saw Jones aggressively cross-examine footage and audio bits collected from the Republican senator’s tenure in Washington.
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Completion of new Elmore County mega prison delayed

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By John Glenn
| Alabama Political Reporter Verified
The Alabama Department of Corrections announced over the weekend a delay in completing the state’s newest correctional facility in Elmore County after the project’s design-build contractor missed its deadline. The department said in a statement Friday that construction continued at the 300-acre site despite Montgomery-based Caddell Construction’s failure to meet the contractual deadline of October 15.
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Asking the wrong question, the wrong way

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By John Glenn
| The Mandarin Verified
The government released two consultation papers on Australia’s fuel security in August. One is “Securing Australia’s Cleaner Fuels Industry” (hosted by the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water, but led by Infrastructure); the other is “Australia’s Fuel Security and Resilience Package” (all DCCEEW). Two questions, two departments, two inboxes, essentially the same problem. A consultation more designed for the way departments organise themselves than for respondents.
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