Talk:John Coates (politician)

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Coates's resignation from the Senate, Alan Ferguson

I just added the fact about what happened when Senator Coates announced his resignation in the Senate which saw Liberal Senator Alan Ferguson to say "Another one." If anyone have any doubts about it, it did happen like that because I heard Senator Coates making this announcement in the live broadcast in the Senate on Newsradio at that time. All you have to do is to check with Hansard for the Senate on that day.The Shadow Treasurer (talk) 19:34, 2 December 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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