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Imre Salusinszky argues that 'The Rudd government should abolish territorial copyright, not on the basis of the dry language of the Productivity Commission but as a ringing assertion of the liberal imagination in Australia'.
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Published adjacent to this column is a cartoon by Jon Kudelka with the caption 'Australian novelists discuss the free market'.
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