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John Stapleton

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Australia’s Labor Government to Destroy One of the World’s Greatest Whale Migration Routes

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By John Stapleton, Michael St John
| asenseofplacemagazine.com
Three years on from alienating much of their natural constituency in the Illawara on the NSW South Coast, the increasingly despised Labor Party is continuing its massive destruction of Australia’s environment.
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Op-Ed: If being Canadian has a price, let’s pay it

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By John Stapleton, Richard Shillington
| Canadian Affairs
Read: 3 min For most of our lives, being Canadian has been remarkably inexpensive. We have lived beside the richest and most powerful country in the world, enjoyed privileged access to its enormous market, and still been able to construct a society distinctly our own. We may now be discovering that this arrangement came with an expiry date. The collapse of Canada-U.S. trade negotiations presents us with a question much larger than tariffs. What is it worth to remain Canadian?
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Government is broken – but entrepreneurial mindset can fix it

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By John Stapleton
| Real Business
Britain keeps arguing about taxes, spending and ideology. But we’re asking the wrong question. The real question isn’t which party governs. It’s who governs. Our biggest leadership problem isn’t intelligence or effort. It’s experience. Too many of the people making decisions about Britain’s economy have never actually participated in building one.
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