I don't want to talk about Kyoto, or netballers, or the wheat commission, or the crime commission, or the tsunamis, or the world wars that have gone on, terrorism. I just want to talk about the game.

That's huge for the wheat industry.

False assurances were certainly more harmful than none at all.

If we produce 20 percent of the country's wheat in this little number here, you've got to believe the impact it's going to have on the national production, ... I mean we're going to run into food shortages no doubt in my mind, for political gain.

Yet 90 miles off my shore, closer than from here to Richmond, Virginia, I can't even get a commission to assess whether or not we should do something differently. That is outrageous.

Slums may well be breeding grounds of crime, but middle-class suburbs are incubators of apathy and delirium