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Capital happy to buck green trends

09 Jun 09 | There's no excuse for the size of Canberra's ecological footprint, Rosslyn Beeby writes.

Reviving the two-state solution

09 Jun 09 | The success of Barack Obama’s goal, outlined in Cairo, hinges on him carrying out two intermediate tasks, GWYNNE DYER says |

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White paper does not cut it

08 Jun 09 | Where will $20 billion come from in a cash-strapped department, asks Colin Campbell.

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Dive death case exposes system to criticism

07 Jun 09 | ONE can only feel for the parents of American Christina Watson, a newlywed who died on her honeymoon while diving off Queensland's North Coast.

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Safe pair of hands at Defence helm

06 Jun 09 | John Faulkner is the pair of safe hands that Kevin Rudd needs now to help restore credibility in the federal ministry.

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And the Oscar goes to ...

05 Jun 09 | Award-winning performances starring the recession we had to have but didn't.

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Bright future, bloody past

04 Jun 09 | With strong national pride and a thriving economy, China is able to rewrite its own history, SIMON WINCHESTER writes

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Pakistan risks ethnic strife

03 Jun 09 | Pakistan needs to make serious changes in its political structures, Amin Saikal writes.

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Shine a light on spending

02 Jun 09 | Governments need to be more accountable for their spending, Julie Novak writes. |

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Growing growl on Lyons site

01 Jun 09 | Burnie Court plan has major implications, Jenny Stewart writes. |

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US ultimately responsible for detainees in limbo

31 May 09 | THEY have been cleared of any terrorist links, they are no longer ''enemy combatants''.

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Mark of respect can also act as a caution

30 May 09 | Roadside shrines or memorials to victims of fatal car accidents are an increasingly visible feature of Australia's roads indeed of roadsides around the world as the families and friends of victims become more comfortable with expressing their grief in public, and then transform public land into private sacred space.

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Rising smell of a dead parrot

29 May 09 | There's a climate of confusion over the ETS, Danielle Cronin writes. |

Comments (2) | Wong grilled over press release ...

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A case of legislative overkill

28 May 09 | Existing laws are adequate to police the illegal activities of bikies, Greg Walker writes. |

Comments (4) | Anti-bikie laws are draconian, ... | Comancheros boss charged with riot

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Alarm rises on rapid push to build huge ASIO headquarters

28 May 09 | The north shore of Lake Burley Griffin is under threat; its aesthetic, community and symbolic value is in danger of being overwhelmed by the massive ASIO headquarters building that could be imposed on...

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