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 About the House: your free, colour magazine
About the House is a free colour feature magazine produced quarterly by the Liaison & Projects Office of the House of Representatives. It covers the varied work of Members of the House, especially Committee investigations.
The magazine is available through the offices of every Member of the House of Representatives, or can be ordered directly through the Liaison & Projects Office (telephone: freecall 1800 139 299, email: liaison.reps@aph.gov.au).
The current About the House magazine is the December 2008 edition (Issue 35).
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Current edition (December 2008)
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Hook, line and stinker
MPs have taken up the fight for people caught up in franchising agreements gone wrong. Story: James Nicholson
To read the entire article, you can open this pdf document (261kb), or ask the Liaison & Projects Office for a copy of the magazine.

Time warp again
Despite decades of change, the continuing pay gap between women and men suggests the equality battles of bygone eras still have a way to go. Story: Nic Barnard
To read the entire article, you can open this pdf document (1820kb), or ask the Liaison & Projects Office for a copy of the magazine.

Opportunity comes knocking
Given the right chance for sucess, Indigenous businesses can transform lives.
Story: David Kirkpatrick
To read the entire article, you can open this pdf document (543 kb), or ask the Liaison & Projects Office for a copy of the magazine.

Fresh harvest
With rising obesity levels across Australia, renowned chef Stephanie Alexander is pioneering a fresh approach to educating children about food.
Story: Clare Creegan
Photos: Andrew Dawson
To read the entire article, you can open this pdf document (352 kb), or ask the Liaison & Projects Office for a copy of the magazine.

Smarter by degrees
A boost to research traning at universities has been recommended to ensure Australia makes the grade in a competitive world.
Story: Geoffrey Maslen
To read the entire article, you can open this pdf document (472 kb), or ask the Liaison & Projects Office for a copy of the magazine.

En garde
Some write it off as theatre, others believe it really matters. Question Time in the House of Representatives is the most popular part of any parliamentary sitting day, but do MPs take it seriously?
Story: Georgie Oakeshott
To read the entire article, you can open this pdf document (362 kb), or ask the Liaison & Projects Office for a copy of the magazine.

Invisible no more
One young Australian is standing up for children affected by conflict, and wants us to do more to help win the battle.
Story: Andrew Dawson
To read the entire article, you can open this pdf document (421 kb), or ask the Liaison & Projects Office for a copy of the magazine.

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