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  • John Howard mixed up with Viagra: Anti-spam group

    Anti-spam group Coalition Against Unsolicited Bulk E-mail in Australia (CAUBE.AU) has expressed their disappointment on Prime Minister John Howard's "spamming" strategy, saying he is mixing himself up with other spam e-mails common in people's inboxes.

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    The government agency charged with policing Australia's anti-spam legislation initially seemed to rule out investigating a spamming scandal involving the Prime Minister, John Howard and his son, Tim Howard.

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    The New South Wales Australian Labor Party says Prime Minister John Howard's use of pre-recorded phone messages is arrogant and insensitive and has pledged not to adopt the same approach.

  • Labor claims PM's Net Harbour deals breach Spam Act

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