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Hansard
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- EVIDENCE AMENDMENT (JOURNALISTS’ PRIVILEGE) BILL 2010
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Asylum Seekers
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Economy
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Murray-Darling Basin
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Climate Change
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Murray-Darling Basin
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Murray-Darling Basin
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Murray-Darling Basin
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Murray-Darling Basin
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Murray-Darling Basin
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Delhi Commonwealth Games
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Murray-Darling Basin
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Health
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Carers
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Asylum Seekers
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INTERNATIONAL TAX AGREEMENTS AMENDMENT BILL (NO. 2) 2010
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ADJOURNMENT
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Ms Heather Weston
Doveton and Eumemmerring Neighbourhood Renewal - Infrastructure
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- Murray-Darling Basin
- Western Australian Department of Environment and Conservation
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Main Committee
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CONSTITUENCY STATEMENTS
- Taxation
- Mr Phil Tolhurst
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- Werriwa Electorate: 24-Hour Fight Against Cancer
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- GRIEVANCE DEBATE
- Adjournment
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Debate resumed, on motion by Ms Hall:
That this House:
(1) notes that:
(a) National Stroke Awareness Week was 13 to 19 September;
(b) sixty thousand people will suffer a stroke this year, that is, one stroke every 10 minutes;
(c) stroke is the second single greatest killer after coronary and a leading cause of disability in Australia;
(d) one in five people having a first stroke die within one month, and one in three die within one year;
(e) twenty per cent of all strokes occur in people under fifty five years of age;
(f) eighty eight per cent of stroke survivors live at home, and most have a disability;
(g) stroke kills more women than breast cancer;
(h) stroke costs Australia $2.14 billion a year, yet is preventable; and
(i) education plays an important role in reducing the occurrence of stroke; and
(2) acknowledges:
(a) the role played by the families and carers of stroke victims;
(b) the work of the National Stroke Foundation;
(c) the effectiveness of the FAST campaign; and
(d) that prevention is the best cure.