You'll love this, then, from today's issue of Crikey:
"While the Premiers and the PM debate sunset clauses on terror laws today, spare a moment's thought for Nelson Meers, a former Lord Mayor of Sydney tipped as a saviour of the NSW Liberal Party in the early eighties. When he lined up for preselection, he was asked about his opinion on sunset legislation - and told the meeting that no matter what the Nationals thought, he supported daylight saving."
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Date: 2005-09-27 02:09 pm (UTC)"While the Premiers and the PM debate sunset clauses on terror laws today, spare a moment's thought for Nelson Meers, a former Lord Mayor of Sydney tipped as a saviour of the NSW Liberal Party in the early eighties. When he lined up for preselection, he was asked about his opinion on sunset legislation - and told the meeting that no matter what the Nationals thought, he supported daylight saving."