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	ENOUGH ROPE with Andrew Denton - episode 35: Don Chipp (29/03/2004)
		Don Chipp: Ah it, it kills some nerve cells deep in the brain that produce dopamine which is a drug that sends messages, for example, if you, I want to move that hand, the brain's got to send a message to the hand.
		Don Chipp: No, no, no, what I did was I, I allowed all the members of parliament and the press to take the banned books, these were banned books of literary merit home, but I didn't let them take the porn home for obvious reasons.
		Don Chipp: I'll never forget a conversation I had with former governor general Sir Paul Hasluck at government house one day, we were having dinner there, and the Duke and Queen were there and, a lovely Queen, I fancied her.
	www.abc.net.au /tv/enoughrope/transcripts/s1076240.htm (3166 words)

	Don Chipp died believing the bastards had won
		The saddest thing about Don Chipp's death is that he passed away a disillusioned man. The idealistic politician who founded the Australian Democrats to "keep the bastards honest" concluded that the bastards had won.
		Chipp wrote the book, he said, to emphasise "the danger in which ordinary Australians placed themselves and their children by believing lies and following the dictates of bullies".
		She wanted a major involvement in national policy-making, and rejected Chipp’s argument that it was "not appropriate for a minority party to impact its policies on the whole parliament".
	news.ninemsn.com.au /article.aspx?id=125887 (672 words)

	ENOUGH ROPE with Andrew Denton - episode 119: Don Chipp (04/09/2006)
		Don Chipp was 81 when he died and had run a very full race.
		DON CHIPP: Of course it is. Of course it is. I get disturbed when I go to America, my wife and I went there a couple of years ago and met a Born Again Christian with the George W. Bush pack.
		DON CHIPP: We were actually doing it, you know...I saw that Royal mouth move and she said, "I wonder what Phillip would think of this?" I didn't give a stuff.
	www.abc.net.au /tv/enoughrope/transcripts/s1730839.htm (2576 words)

	Don Chipp has the last laugh - National - smh.com.au
		ST Paul's Cathedral is a solemn and proper place for a state funeral but perhaps not entirely appropriate for all the rowdy recollections of those who gathered to farewell the Australian Democrats' founder Don Chipp.
		Mr Chipp's family was represented by his widow and youngest daughters Juliet and Laura; the children of his first marriage Melissa Chipp, Debbie Reid, John and Greg Chipp; and his brother Alan and their families.
		Mr Chipp, who died last week after suffering from Parkinson's disease for several years, was the only politician who could combine political campaigning with Benny Hill-like skit, Democrats senator Natasha Stott Despoja said in a tribute.
	www.smh.com.au /news/national/don-chipp-has-the-last-laugh/2006/09/02/1156817145072.html (566 words)

	Media Releases
		Swinburne University is proud to present Don Chipp AO, Federal Parliamentarian 1960-1986 and founder of the Australian Democrats as the guest speaker for this year’s annual Sir Rupert Hamer Lecture.
		Chipp will also assess the viability of the ANZUS treaty and pose the question of why global unrest is at such an all-time high and what, if anything, can be done about it.
		Don Chipp will be available for interviews from 17 September.
	www.swin.edu.au /corporate/marketing/mediacentre/core/releases_article.php?releaseid=429 (348 words)

	ALOR - OnTarget Vol.9 - No.44
		Chipp, and we can only conclude that the powers in the background didn't want this to happen.
		Chipp; he knows this, and has made no bones about his dislike for us.
		Chipp; God will not be mocked; as even you may discover.
	www.alor.org /Volume9/Vol9No44.htm (2040 words)

	Print Article: Don Chipp has Parkinson's disease (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Australian Democrats founder Don Chipp is suffering from Parkinson's disease, the veteran politician has revealed.
		Mr Chipp, 78, said he has decided to make the diagnosis public to draw attention to the need for extra resources to help sufferers and fund research.
		Mr Chipp says he has a mild form of the disease, but admits his speech is slurred and he has to concentrate when sitting down or getting up from the table.
	www.theage.com.au /cgi-bin/common/popupPrintArticle.pl?path=/articles/2004/03/28/1080412213591.html (206 words)

	Don Chipp Foundation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Don Chipp, as the founder of the Australian Democrats, vowed to 'keep the bastards honest'.
		Donald Leslie Chipp, founder of the Australian Democrats, died aged 81 at the Epworth Hospital in Melbourne on 28 August 2006, following a long battle with Parkinson's Disease.
		An annual lecture sponsored by the Don Chipp Foundation and named after Janine Haines, the first Democrat Senator, and the first woman to lead an Australian Political Party.
	www.donchippfoundation.org.au (252 words)

	Don Chipp on life support - Breaking News - National - Breaking News
		Australian Democrats founder Don Chipp is on life support in a Melbourne hospital suffering from pneumonia.
		Mr Chipp, 79, was admitted to the hospital on Friday and is in the intensive care unit where he was responding to treatment after doctors stabilised his condition, his wife Idun said.
		Mr Chipp revealed in March last year that he was suffering from Parkinson's disease, saying he first became aware of his condition three years previously while campaigning for the Melbourne lord mayoral election.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2005/06/05/1117910184300.html (333 words)

	Leith Ratten - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Despite the failure of his appeals there was considerable doubt about Ratten's conviction, many believing he was found guilty for the questionable morality of his marital infidelity rather than concrete evidence.
		His case was widely discussed among the legal fraternity while his cause was taken up by many notable lawyers and politicians, such as Don Chipp.
		Ratten served his sentence, was a model prisoner and was eventually released in the late 1980s.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Leith_Ratten (385 words)

	Vol 10-3-1: With Particular Reference to the Democrats - Senator Rod Kemp
		Don Chipp positioned the Democrats clearly in the centre on a number of issues.
		Don Chipp, in his autobiography, addressed the moral issue on the right to strike which has been recently raised by Senator McLean.
		Don Chipp argued an automatic right to strike should not be available to employees in essential industries.
	www.hrnicholls.com.au /nicholls/nichvo10/vol1031w.htm (5681 words)

	Blank Page 16 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Chipp appears at the center of the formation and drops to the ground on one knee.
		Chipp smiles and with a wave of his hand releases the guard from certain death.
		Chipp and the others all step out of the elevator except for Sol who is kneeling on the elevator floor holding his head in pain.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /michael_sword/ggear.htm (20814 words)

	GGXX: Chipp Zanuff - Shoryuken Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Chipp has argueably the best sweep in the game its not hard to get a knock down.
		Chipp's air D is fucking insane since it comes out in like fucking 5 frames and it's a knockdown.
		I would say if chipp is beating slayer etc more often then he loses then the slayer player is most likely not on your level.
	www.shoryuken.com /forums/showthread.php?p=707103 (3780 words)

	The Wilderness Society - Wilderness Society pays tribute to Don Chipp's contribution to Tasmanian wilderness ...
		The Wilderness Society today paid tribute to the contribution of former Democrats leader Don Chipp to the cause of wilderness conservation in Tasmania.
		Tasmanian Campaign Coordinator, Geoff Law, said that Mr Chipp played a crucial role in the defence of the Franklin River and had been a forthright critic of the woodchipping of Tasmania’s native forests.
		Mr Law said that Don Chipp’s love of Australia’s natural environment also helped stimulate the Liberal party into action to protect whales, the Great Barrier Reef and Fraser Island in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
	www.wilderness.org.au /campaigns/policy/chipp (318 words)

	Death of Don Chipp » The Bartlett Diaries
		For a younger generation to have a real sense of who and what Don Chipp was and what he stood for, it is not a bad idea to think of the recent responses of the small but resolute group of ’small l’ liberals, under heavy pressure in federal parliament over immigration.
		Don and his party of which I am a part of turned a rubber stamp house of Parliament into the Senate, a house of review, a house of accountability, a house of conscience.
		It was telling that Latline’s beautiful tribute to Don Chipp tonight followed an interview with a QC opposing the presumption of innocence and basic civil liberites.
	www.andrewbartlett.com /blog/?p=333 (4229 words)

	Don Chipp :: Australian Democrats - WA Division :: A Party of Vision and Ideas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The WA Division of the Australian Democrats expresses it sadness at the passing of Party founder, Don Chipp on August 28.
		Don had the courage to stand up for his convictions in a time when he saw others losing theirs.
		He stood up for a fair go for all, for politics not splintered into big business or big unions, and for members being able to have a real say in the way their Party functioned.
	www.wa.democrats.org.au /html/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=165 (162 words)

	PWHCE: Discord in the Australian Democrats
		The eloquence of Chipp's speech (in which he criticised both the Whitlam and Fraser governments) and the publicity that it generated was such that the momentum was created with which Chipp could facilitate the establishment of a new, avowedly centrist political party.
		Chipp claimed that the Australian Democrats differed from the major political parties in that the latter were beholden to external interests, such as trade unions and big business.
		Nonetheless, I admire Chipp's personal integrity and acknowledge the positive tradition that he bequeathed to the Australian Democrats in terms of its respect for parliamentary processes and the role that this party has played in enhancing the Senate's function as a house of review.
	www.pwhce.org /discord.html (4247 words)

	ALOR - OnTarget Vol.22 - No.12
		Responding to a full-scale attack on the Bill of Rights in the Melbourne Leader newspapers, Senator Don Chipp writes in "Diamond Valley News" of March 25th, that the UN International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights was ratified by the Fraser Government.
		Chipp himself should be able to see this, but perhaps he is so paranoid about the Queensland National Government, that he has become a victim of his own phobias.
		Having given Senator Chipp space in which to provide a classic example of double talk, the editorial in the "Diamond Valley News" states, "Never before in living memory has an opposition party had the pathway back to power clearly signposted and mapped out for it by the government of the day as this one has.
	www.alor.org /Volume22/Vol22No12.htm (1260 words)

	Australian DemocratsAustralian Democrats Press Releases
		The Australian Democrats today launched a new research foundation named after the Hon Don Chipp AO in recognition of his role in the founding of the Democrats and as the Party’s first leader, as well as his broader political legacy.
		Don Chipp told the audience at the Melbourne launch about the public meetings that led to the founding of the Party and Democrat senators being elected to the Parliament in 1977.
		Senator Bartlett said the first topic was chosen in recognition of a quote from Don Chipp 23 years ago.
	www.democrats.org.au /news/?press_id=2908&display=1 (355 words)

	Australian Web Developer Designer Ricky Onsman » Blog Archive » don chipp foundation
		The Don Chipp Foundation is the research arm and think tank for the Australian Democrats, the political party founded by Don Chipp to ‘keep the bastards honest’.
		A lot of people are writing the Democrats off as they lost seats at the last election and have suffered a number of setbacks, including leadership crises, the resignation from Parliament of their most media-friendly member Senator Natasha Stott Despoja and, of course, the death in August of their founder and guiding spirit.
		This entry was posted on Thursday, December 7th, 2006 at 5:00 pm and is filed under developing the web.
	www.onsman.com /?p=23 (268 words)

	Evangelical Alliance Election Site
		Don Chipp: The first speech any member of parliament hears when he's sort of elected to parliament.
		My friend who said “I would vote for Malcolm Fraser now if he was in office and saying such things,” was responding to someone speaking from guiding principles.
		That which creates a negative reaction within us is political spin and political expediency, as reflected in the comments by Don Chipp.
	www.evangelicalalliance.org.au /election/aWhoWouldJesus.htm (1079 words)

	The Chaser - Shock discovery: Australian Democrats revealed as student hoax
		By the time Robin [Millhouse, the first Democrat to hold a Parliamentary seat] won her by-election, we were pretty much working full-time, just to keep people believing that there really was a 'Don Chipp'.
		Don's hard to do well when we first thought up the idea for him, it sounded like a sick joke, but it kind of worked, I guess.
		After Don, the others were easier - not many of them were required to exhibit much personality - but I think Janine was definitely the toughest.
	www.chaser.com.au /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1220&Itemid=26 (1578 words)

	History of the Australian Democrats
		In 1977, Don Chipp, a Liberal Member of the House of Representatives and former Minister, was approached by the people of the Australia Party, the New Liberal Movement and by other concerned individuals to hold a series of meetings across Australia with a view to forming a new party.
		The first Democrat to enter the Senate was Janine Haines, who was chosen by the Parliament of South Australia in December 1977 to succeed the Liberal Movement Senator Steele Hall after his resignation.
		On the retirement of the Party's leader, Don Chipp, in 1986, Janine Haines was elected by the party members as Leader, the first woman in Australia's history to lead a political party.
	www.australianpolitics.com /parties/democrats/history.shtml (1040 words)

	Summary of the Democrats approach to refugees: 1977-2002
		In 1977 Don Chipp's catch cry as he spoke at public meetings towards the formation of a new Party, was "Tolerance, honesty and compassion" and this was reflected in the policies adopted on refugees.
		In 1981 Don Chipp asked about Indo Chinese Refugee unaccompanied minors and services available to them.
		By 1984 Don Chipp was warning of an anti refugee feeling arising in Australia and actively encouraged by the Coalition.
	www.safecom.org.au /democrats.htm (2011 words)

	Straws in the Wind: Boat opponents / The house that Don built - 21 September 2002
		Probably more than enough ink has been spilt on the Democrats by now, but the crucial role of Don Chipp in the history of the party is becoming clearer.
		Don seemed to know everyone, and like and be liked by most.
		Don created a party and movement which was one happy family - as far as parties can be - and the personal bile and unrestrained infighting that we've been watching now...
	www.newsweekly.com.au /articles/2002sep21_str.html (1404 words)

	The Daily Grind Network
		Australian Democrats founder Don Chipp, 79, is recovering in hospital after suffering a bout of pneumonia, AAP has reported.
		Announcing that he had Parkinson's, a degenerative ailment, in 2004 to help raise awareness, AAP quoted Mr Chipp as saying that that he needed to concentrate in order to sit down.
		When asked by the Daily Grind, Mr Chipp refused to speculate on whether this had anything to do with losing his seat in 1986.
	www.thedailygrind.net /news/content.php?id=767_0_8_0 (228 words)

	Neighbours
		Janine was absolutely different from Don but still a tremendously inspirational Leader and so clever and smart and able to grasp things immediately and put them out to the public in an understandable way.
		She was always fighting migraines and I really admired her pluck for hanging in there like she did and coming across as strongly as she always did with her migraines.
		My office was about double the size of this lectern perhaps, but we had Don Chipp and later Janine Haines.
	www.tasmaniantimes.com /jurassic/sanders.html (4384 words)

	Johnny
		Chipp: Seems like something important was taken from you.
		Chipp: And I just did you a favor.
		Chipp: You can still talk crap like that...
	www.romancancel.com /dramacd1.html (3213 words)

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