Article: Fed: Ruddock refuses to confirm Islamic supergrass helped police

Article: Fed: Ruddock refuses to confirm Islamic ...
AAP General News (Australia);  November 13, 2005 ;     700+ words ...AAP General News (Australia) 11-13-2005 Fed: Ruddock refuses to confirm Islamic supergrass helped =2 Mr Ruddock said Muslims who followed Prime Minister John Howard's advice and dobbed in the "perverted, fanatical" elements ...

Article: Fed: Ruddock refuses to release DPP advice on Hicks
AAP General News (Australia);  February 10, 2007 ;     263 words ... ... General News (Australia) 02-10-2007 Fed: Ruddock refuses to release DPP advice on Hicks Labor's demanding ... returned to Australia. But Attorney General PHILIP RUDDOCK refuses to give reasons .. saying the statement on the ...

Article: Fed: Ruddock refuses to confirm deportee was ...
AAP General News (Australia);  October 29, 2002 ;     366 words ...00-00-0000 Fed: Ruddock refuses to confirm deportee was al-Qaeda suspect MELBOURNE, Oct 29 AAP - Immigration Minister Philip Ruddock today refused to confirm ...

Article: Fed: Ruddock refuses to comment on further Laty ...
AAP General News (Australia);  February 26, 2005 ;     443 words ...AAP General News (Australia) 02-26-2005 Fed: Ruddock refuses to comment on further Laty speculation SYDNEY, Feb 26 AAP - It was time to move on from the case of an Israeli diplomat expelled ...

Article: Ruddock refuses Kirby on same-sex pensions.
Australasian Business Intelligence;  July 16, 2007 ;     399 words ...Byline: Mark Metherell Jul 16, 2007 (The Sydney Morning Herald - ABIX via COMTEX) -- The Australian Government has rejected a call by Justice Michael Kirby for equal pension rights for gay couples. Kirby has sought law reforms that would enable his partner to receive a spouse pension if he outlived

Article: Ruddock refuses to budge on sedition law.
Australasian Business Intelligence;  September 17, 2006 ;     507 words ...Byline: David Marr Sep 17, 2006 (The Sydney Morning Herald - ABIX via COMTEX) -- Australian Attorney-General, Philip Ruddock, has ruled out major changes to sedition laws to protect freedom of speech. The Australian Law Reform Commission wants the crime of sedition to apply only to statements

Article: Ruddock refuses to give Jones the boot.(Sport)
South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales);  February 9, 2005 ;     481 words ...Wales coach Mike Ruddock has resisted calls to install Gavin Henson as first-choice place-kicker for Saturday's Six Nations clash with Italy, but warned Stephen Jones he must improve. Henson slotted over the match-winning penalty against England, while Jones missed three out of his four attempts.