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POLITICAL columnist MICHAEL MOORE takes strong exception to the Greens’ attitude to the recent Greenpeace raid on the CSIRO’s genetically modified crop in Gunghalin, accusing the party of thumbing a nose at the rule of law. Less seriously, MARK PARTON seems to have fallen for a horse and gardening guru CEDRIC BRYANT is developing feelings for bark! A click and you’re there…

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