The Times hopes to kick-start that discussion through its Agenda project.
"Personally, I strongly believe we should kick-start that formal process sooner rather than later", he says, adding that: "In the meantime, it is the task of all of us who believe in the idea of an Australian republic to reinvigorate the national dialogue on the issue.
"Personally, I strongly believe we should kick-start that formal process sooner rather than later," he will say - an indication that if Labor defies the polls and wins the election he would be arguing for a plebiscite or plebiscites during the next term.
The decision to put Mission Control in Houston back in 1961 kick-started that city's non-oil economy.
And they kick-start that strobe-like effect using prolactin.
We're hoping these protests can kick-start that narrative and start changing it, and I think this has already started.
Picture books kick-start that journey because they combine visual and verbal narratives, often presenting imagery from children's everyday lives which helps them connect life experiences to the pictures, information, events, and text.
Congress essentially legislated the industry's expansion by requiring steadily higher quantities of ethanol as a gasoline blend, a kick-start that was further spurred by the proliferation of bans on a competing fuel additive used to help curb air pollution.
When most people complain about the Christmas season beginning earlier and earlier each year, they do not usually mean the kind of kick-start that took place in this Long Island town on Monday night when more than 250 people showed up to demand that the name of the annual Christmas Concert not be changed to Winter Concert.
"The coach can stop me during the week," Armstead said today, "but once the other team kicks off to start that game, I can say whatever I want.
