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THIS WEEK: Kate Ellis on Gonski funding, a new cancer wonder drug and why our cricketers are at risk of depression.
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ON Meet the Press today, Finance Minister Mathias Cormann looks at the fallout of the Government's spy scandal.
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PENNY Wong discusses Labor's plans to block legislation to raise the debt ceiling to $500 trillion and repeal the carbon tax.
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GREENS leader Senator Christine Milne details the party's policy for electoral reform.
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COMMUNICATIONS Minister Malcolm Turnbull discusses the NBN, cyber security and gay marriage, and Ita Buttrose talks about her new TV venture.
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THIS WEEK Shadow Treasurer Chris Bowen talks about the Abbott Government's decision to raise the debt ceiling.
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CLIVE Palmer talks about his plans for the Senate plus Labor strategist Bruce Hawker chats about his role in the ALP's reform process.
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FINANCE Minister Mathias Cormann talks about fixing the budget black hole plus Labor’s Ed Husic chats about putting NBN rollout on hold.
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BILL Shorten explains why he's the best man to lead the Labor Party, plus we look at legal challenges to the ACT's gay marriage legislation.
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JULIE Bishop insists the incoming Abbott Government is determined to stop the deaths of asylum seekers at sea.
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Education Minister Bill Shorten on whether he regrets backing Kevin Rudd for PM.
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THIS WEEK: Peter Beattie on his political ambitions beyond the election and Greens leader Christine Milne on her party's chances of surviving it.
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THIS WEEK: OPPOSITION Leader Tony Abbott gets grilled by the panel, plus Steve Waugh talks about where the Aussies need to improve.
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THIS week Employment Minister Brendan O'Connor talks to Janet Albrechtsen and Hugh Riminton about unemployment and jobs growth.
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KIM Carr talks up the Rudd Government's new hard line on asylum seekers plus we look at why
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Today's Top Stories
WHETHER it's mistakenly attempting to capitalise on a tragedy or mistaking humour for cultural insensitivity, here's how these Twittter users got it so wrong in 2013.
PR exec's epic Twitter fail
SHE'S supposed to be a PR expert, but instead Justine Sacco posted a tweet that sparked outrage around the world.
Incredible moments frozen in time
IT'S only once in a blue moon you get photo opportunities like these. Check out National Geographic's best of 2013 collection.
Topless protest falls flat in Brazil
PHOTOGRAPHERS outnumber protesters as a group take to Ipanema beach to make a statement about Brazilian laws which forbid women to go topless.
Man 'killed doctor over vasectomy' gone wrong
BREKKIE WRAP: A MAN who went on a shooting rampage at a doctor's office before turning the gun on himself may have been angry over a botched vasectomy.
The Grinch guide to surviving a family Christmas
PUT your Grinchiness away this Christmas. Even if you hate the obligatory family gathering, it's possible to make it through with a smile on your face, writes Angela Mollard.
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Man dies from cruise ship fall
A MAN has died after falling overboard from a cruise ship off the Queensland coast.
Stores open 100hrs for Xmas shoppers
SOME stores are ending the holiday shopping season the same way they began it - with round-the-clock, marathon shopping hours.
$US318m winner: Thank you Jesus!
A MUM who bought just one ticket and used family birthdays for her numbers is one of two winners of the $714 million Mega Millions jackpot.
BBC sports veteran David Coleman dies
BRITISH sports broadcaster David Coleman, who covered 11 Summer Olympics for the BBC and six football World Cups, has died aged 87.
Incredible moments frozen in time
IT'S only once in a blue moon you get photo opportunities like these. Check out National Geographic's best of 2013 collection.
They said what? This year's biggest blunders
Whether it's attempting to capitalise from tragedy or mistaking humour for cultural insensitivity, these social media users have famously found themselves in hot water for posting tweets they probably wish they could take back.