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Sunday, March 21, 2010
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Sunday, March 21, 2010
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Opposition finance spokesman Barnaby Joyce criticised after suggesting aid to the third world should be spent on reducing food costs in Australia.
Thousands employed under a federal government scheme to make homes environmentally friendly are struggling to find work, Australian Greens say.
President Barack Obama will pay tribute to 70 years of diplomatic ties when he makes his first visit to Australia in March.
Over 1500 farmers are planning on marching on Parliament House calling for property rights to be included in the constitution.
Queensland Premier Anna Bligh says two documents released on Monday are no proof that the government is planning an asset sale.
The government has launched a $43 million package to provide training and support for older Australians who want to work pass 65.
Kangaroo Island, one of Australia's finest scenic gems, is so popular it might have to charge visitors an extra levy - to fix its dirt roads.
Kevin Rudd and Tony Abbott will use the resumption of parliament this week to push their climate change credentials.
The United States move to expand its trade in Asia won't be done at the cost of Australia or other nations in the region, the US ambassador says.
With the Collins submarines in strife again, junior defence minister Greg Combet has defended plans to build the next generation of subs in Australia.