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Newsfeeds

The Nation

WHODUNIT? A Liberal MP is playing paparazzo on the floor of the nation's parliament.

THE Rudd government's latest mantra about "Senate obstructionism" isn't setting the scene for a frustrated government to call a double-dissolution trigger election.

THE headline numbers don't look as frantic as in recent months. But the job market's strength continues to flash warning signs for interest rates and Labor's stimulus spending.

THE Greens seem like Labor's allies, but they are rivals, says Nick Dyrenfurth.

THE Rudd government's latest mantra about "Senate obstructionism" isn't setting the scene for a frustrated government to call a double-dissolution trigger election.
Opinion

WHODUNIT? A Liberal MP is playing paparazzo on the floor of the nation's parliament.

THE Rudd government's latest mantra about "Senate obstructionism" isn't setting the scene for a frustrated government to call a double-dissolution trigger election.

THE headline numbers don't look as frantic as in recent months. But the job market's strength continues to flash warning signs for interest rates and Labor's stimulus spending.

THE Greens seem like Labor's allies, but they are rivals, says Nick Dyrenfurth.

THE Rudd government's latest mantra about "Senate obstructionism" isn't setting the scene for a frustrated government to call a double-dissolution trigger election.
Property

THE average size of a home loan has risen by 40 per cent since 2005, leaving more than half a million Australians struggling to meet their repayments

TRUMAN Hoyle partner Alex Ninis is working in two cities without costing the firm a cent.

THE Middle Eastern operation of Australia's Leighton Holdings is planning an aggressive push into emerging construction markets.

THREE prominent developers have been negotiating to buy high-profile Sydney residential sites, which would house projects worth more than $1 billion.

AUSTRALIA'S most expensive homes are likely to rise in price by 10-15 per cent this year as wealthy buyers return to the market.
Sport

THE Women's Open showcases quality on a broad canvas.

CAMERON White was voted man of the match as Australia beat New Zealand by six wickets in the one-day international at Eden Park last night to claim the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy.

A LOT of energy gets expended on rugby pitches for zero return, but Queensland Reds flyer Luke Morahan is about to earn a second reward today

THE contrast in fortunes of Australian comeback queens Alicia Molik and Jelena Dokic could not have been starker in California yesterday.

FORMER Test opener Michael Slater says Michael Clarke risks never being named captain while his off-field life with swimsuit model Lara Bingle stays in the public domain.
Editor's Choice

PLAYING the blame game is a modern version of the ancient practice of scapegoating and fuelling a maelstrom of imaginary causes.

THE minimum wage will need to fall if workers are to hang on to their jobs.

AMERICAN decline is no more real now than it was 40 years ago.

THE Muslim world's romance with Barack Obama won't last, but the US will boost jihadis if it pulls out of Iraq.

THE US and Australian embassies in Indonesia received bomb threats amid a security crackdown ahead of the Bali bombers' execution.
Breaking News

A WOMAN whose skull was fractured by a golf ball, which struck her temple through the open taxi window in which she was a passenger in Melbourne's southwest, has been released from hospital.

AFL premiership player Mathew Stokes will face the Geelong Magistrates' Court today on cocaine trafficking and possession charges.

INDIGENOUS doctors have released a damning report card on Northern Territory intervention and its health impacts.

ANOTHER commuter train in Melbourne has been withdrawn from service after a horrifying incident in which a door became stuck wide open while travelling between stations.

TIGER Woods has summoned someone even more significant than swing coach Hank Haney to help facilitate his wildly anticipated comeback.
Business
Features

FACEBOOK is set to publish the exact GPS location of users in a move experts say will be exploited by burglars and pedophiles.

BRISBANE ranks second-worst as a car-friendly city compared with other state capitals, according to the latest research.

IT was meant to make things easier, but the internet is proving to be more of a hindrance than a help in the workplace.

SENIORS have fired back at claims that baby boomers expect younger Australians to fund their retirement.

IT was meant to make things easier, but the internet is proving to be more of a hindrance than a help in the workplace.
Queensland News

BRISBANE Lord Mayor Campbell Newman is frustrated the Clem7 tunnel is not yet open but says it should be open by Friday next week.

A CORONER has recommended compulsory helmets and licensing for all jet skiers in Queensland after the death of a British doctor in a crash on the Gold Coast.

A SCHOOL principal is under investigation for bullying, after Education Queensland appointed him despite his being shifted from two other schools.

A MAN who allegedly held a woman hostage at knife-point this morning has been charged with multiple offences including torture and assault.

BRISBANE ranks second-worst as a car-friendly city compared with other state capitals, according to the latest research.