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Upgrade NowTHE decision in 2009 to tap the phone of the wife of the Indonesian President was fully reported to the then prime minister Kevin Rudd.
TONY Abbott remains defiantly hopeful and doggedly determined to deliver his election promises in full and on time.
INVEST for growth or retire debt: the dilemma has our politicians in a bind.
THE managing director should manage, not look to outsiders for inquiries into bias.
TONY Abbott needs to sleep with one eye open, and I think he knows it.
COSY arrangements between unions and employers call for a royal commission.
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NICOLA BERKOVIC Malcolm Turnbull says Labor's inefficient rollout of the broadband network is the biggest waste of funds in any public project.
CAMERON STEWART AUSTRALIAN intelligence agencies targeted Indonesia's first lady in 2009 because of her position of influence on the President.
Steve Creedy BRINDABELLA Airlines has been put into receivership and its flights suspended indefinitely.
JULIA Gillard's Melbourne home has sold for a high $921,000 - to a fan.
Sid Maher and Dennis Shanahan AUSTRALIA faces a blowout in the deficit to $50 billion as Tony Abbott promises to launch into a "budget repair job" next year.
New Zealand police have confirmed a body found in the Waikato River is Australian tennis coach Paul Arber.
0:25Two patients' deaths in a Qld hospital have been linked to an outbreak of the streptococcus A bacteria.
1:14The biggest Christmas road blitz in Queensland's history begins this weekend.
1:43The federal royal commission into Labor's home insulation program is set to begin before Christmas.
0:31Members of Nelson Mandela's party bid their final farewell to a leader who symbolised their struggle. Michaela Cabrera reports.
2:01Nelson Mandela's remains are on their way to be returned to his rural childhood home for traditional burial.
2:07Prince Harry has become the first British royal to reach the South Pole following a three-week charity trek.
0:24Two students have been injured in a shooting at a US school and the suspected gunman has been found dead.
1:19In one of his last interviews before falling critically ill, Nelson Mandela tells how he never expected to be freed from prison.
3:10An interview with Phillip Tobias, South Africa's most decorated scientist of the 20th century. Filmed two years before his death in 2012.
3:10CAMERON STEWART HER political role made Indonesia's first lady a legitimate target for our spies.
Ronnie Scott THERE'S freezing water, barbed wire, electric shocks, screaming - and mud. What's with this latest corporate obsession?
Greg Bearup IN the Blue Mountains, Armageddon is approaching. There's a radical plan, but can a crack team of remote-area firefighters pull it off?
Michael Bodey NICOLE Kidman is finding creative fulfilment away from the Hollywood mainstream playing challenging character roles.
Tim Winton LANDSCAPE exerts a force on Australians that sets them apart from Europeans, argues one of our best-known novelists.