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Monday, March 22, 2010
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Monday, March 22, 2010
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All nine of the Victoria Crosses awarded to Australians on Gallipoli are set to go on tour.
The cost of doing nothing to relieve traffic congestion in Australia's capital cities would almost double to $20 billion.
Pastoralists say a government plan to cull 350,000 camels over four years won't even deal with the expected natural increase in numbers.
Taxpayers will stump up an estimated $47 million for safety checks on homes fitted with pink batts.
The Australian and Japanese foreign ministers have agreed to disagree on the issue of whaling ahead of possible legal action by Australia.
The government's key climate adviser says it's not time to give up on an ETS although the politics remain diabolically difficult.
Hospitals across Australia could be paid to harvest the organs of dead patients under a $17 million federal program.
Mr Garrett announced that the government's controversial home insulation scheme and the solar hot water rebate scheme will both end at the close of business on Friday.
The media reports sourced the concerns about the safety of solar panels to the CEC, but when Mr Warren was asked if he was worried about panels causing fires, he said "no".
The executions of three Australian drug couriers in Bali could be highly sensitive for the federal government in an election year, embassy officials have warned Indonesian authorities.