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The Australian

  • Bali's Kerobokan standoff continues
    INDONESIAN forces were locked in a tense stand-off outside a prison on Bali island today after inmates took control for a second night.
  • Labor feud shakes confidence
    BUSINESS leaders have demanded an end to Labor’s leadership turmoil so they can confidently prepare for the future.
  • MacTel in record $11m profit
    MACQUARIE Telecom has reported a record profit of $11.1 million for the December half despite declining voice revenues.
  • Els sends Donald packing
    TIGER Woods had a narrow first-round escape at the World Golf Championships Match Play Championship.
  • APN in JV with Quadrant
    APN News will enter a joint-venture with private equity to expand its outdoor advertising profile, the company said today.

The Canberra Times

The Sydney Morning HeraldThe Sydney Morning Herald

  • Death of a tyrant charmer
    Marie Colvin was a foreign correspondent of immense courage and charm who wrote about the rebels, underdogs and ordinary people caught up in war
  • Eyes on the prize
    Peter Hartcher: Kevin Rudd will present Labor with a shocking prospect - would it like to be electable?
  • End of the phoney war
    Lenore Taylor: Julia GIllard now has the chance to do some long-overdue straight talking.
  • Terrorists or tourists?
    Three men suspected of planning bomb attack in Thailand partied with prostitutes before the blast.
  • Injury gets the boot
    Quade Cooper has signalled a potential early playing return as he recovers from injury.

The Daily TelegraphThe Daily Telegraph

The AgeThe Age

Herald SunHerald Sun

The Courier-MailThe Courier-Mail

Brisbane TimesBrisbane Times

  • 'No backroom deals'
    Abbott says he will call an election if asked to form a government in the wake of Labor's leadership ructions.
  • Has Kev from QLD helped?
    On Anna Bligh's election campaign bus it started with a few tweets and some rapid-fire emails.
  • Injury gets the boot
    Quade Cooper has signalled a potential early playing return as he recovers from injury.
  • Thrilled to be lewd
    Jennifer Aniston is loving being lewd and thrilled to finally shed her girl-next-door image.
  • Eyes on the prize
    Kevin Rudd will now present the Labor party with a shocking prospect - would it like to be electable?

The West Australian

WA TodayWA Today

  • Smart bomb lands direct hit
    It was the most audacious stealth attack in modern Australian political history.
  • More class, less glass
    Sunday is being snatched away from Perth's beachside revellers and reclaimed by hip urbanites.
  • The miracle that's Luke
    It's hard to believe that Luke Adams, a young man full of life, faced death in a coma less than a year ago.
  • A quiet Oscars
    Good enough to be nominated, but not good enough to be played. Nominee disappointed his song won't be played at Oscars ceremony.
  • Turning new tech into old
    Australian company that was on the verge of extinction is now turning new and old technology into treasure.

PerthNowPerthNow

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The MercuryThe Mercury

  • Jailed for stabbing ex-lover
    A SPURNED lover, who stabbed his ex-girlfriend in the stomach will only serve four months in jail.
  • Doctors urged to lead on flab
    DOCTORS need to tell patients they must lose weight says a Tasmanian general practitioner.
  • Paradise LOST
    TOURISM Tasmania has been attacked for spending a "pittance" to attract visitors during autumn.
  • TOTE job cuts dispute
    JOB losses at TOTE Tasmania will be far higher than initially claimed, insiders say.
  • Quad biker to fly home
    A YOUNG British photographer who was left in a coma after a quad bike accident will be flown home.

The Examiner

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SBSSBS

  • PM calls leadership spill
    At a press conference in Adelaide, Julia Gillard has announced that she will call a Labor leadership ballot on Monday at 10am.
  • Romney gears up for crucial debate
    Mitt Romney faces a crucial debate as he tries to stop surging rival Rick Santorum from derailing his presidential bid by winning key Republican primaries in Arizona and Michigan.
  • High turnout in Yemen vote
    Yemen has announced a high turnout in a landmark vote that ended Ali Abdullah Saleh's 33-year rule and named a new president, despite boycott calls in the south, where violence marred pol...
  • Journalists killed as Syria pounds Homs
    The death of journalist Marie Colvin and dozens of civilians in the restive Syrian city of Homs has galvanised a bid to create safe havens and send in aid.
  • More bodies from Concordia found
    Three executives have been named in a probe into the Costa Concordia tragedy, as eight more bodies were found in the wreck.

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Australian Financial ReviewAustralian Financial Review

  • Mission into Asia: Emerson’s trade crusade
    It was no surprise to anyone that one of the first cabinet ministers to come out fighting in defence of Julia Gillard’s leadership was Trade Minister Craig Emerson.
  • China sends positive signal on free trade
    China has signalled for the first time that it could be willing to open its markets to Australian farm products, a move which could clear the way for a long-delayed Free Trade Agreement.
  • NSW rejects tax reform call
    The NSW government has rejected recommendations for tax reforms and asset sales in an audit it commissioned from former Treasury head
  • National briefs
    Atlas Iron chief David Flanagan said he was being demonised after Labor senator Doug Cameron accused him of whingeing about paying tax in a heated exchange during a Senate committee inqui...
  • ATO counts the beans, literally
    A short black and a long look at your books. That is the order set to stir cafes nationwide as the tax man does the rounds.

Business Day

  • Fairfax result heralds industry shift
    Fairfax Media's December-half result shows predictable cyclical weakness as the softness in the economy outside the resources sector washes through.
  • Job cuts feared as BHP halts manganese operations
    BHP Billiton may be about to join the ranks of big companies shedding jobs, as Australia's manufacturing crisis deepens.
  • Sydney Airports lands loss after sale
    Sydney Airport Holdings has reported a full-year tax loss due to the sale of its stake in two European airports in 2011.
  • Origin books 61% profit jump
    Origin Energy, Australia's biggest energy retailer, reported a 61 per cent rise in half-year profit, well ahead of two brokers' forecasts, powered by two retail acquisitions last year.
  • Toll reports modest profit drop
    Transport group Toll Holdings has had a four per cent fall in first half profit and says economic conditions make it difficult to forecast its performance for the rest of the year.

FOX SportsFOX Sports

  • Fit-again Brown back to face Demons
    Brisbane Lions captain Jonathan Brown will return from his injury layoff in Saturday night's AFL NAB Cup opener on the Gold Coast.
  • NAB Cup squads: R1, W2
    St Kilda star Lenny Hayes makes his long-awaited comeback from a knee injury in the NAB Cup. Get the full squads for this weekend.
  • Socceroos future still bright: Bozza
    Mark Bosnich says Australia's failure to reach the London Olympics is not a true reflection of the future prospects of the Socceroos.
  • Ultimate Fantasy Super Rugby XV
    As the start of the Super Rugby season draws nearer, we bring you the 15 most popular players in Fantasy Super Rugby.
  • Australia's Test Player of the Year
    It's been a watershed year for Australia as they fought back from their Ashes humiliation, but who was their Test Player of the Year?

Illawarra Mercury

Townsville Bulletin

The Border Mail

  • Would-be stars face auditions
    NERVES were running high at The X-Factor auditions in Albury yesterday and all Paul Lizza wanted was a beer.
  • Playground budget blowout
    THE price tag for the Oddies Creek playground is almost $1.4 million after higher than expected patronage convinced the Albury Council to carry out further works in the area.
  • Full steam ahead at pool
    WODONGA will not have an outdoor pool for the first two months of the next swimming season.
  • Licence plates lead police to wanted man
    WHEN Wangaratta police pulled over a driver for a licence plate matter, they didn’t know they were about to catch a man with four outstanding warrants for his arrest.
  • Strike action on cards
    WODONGA nurses are primed to return to unprotected strike action next week unless the Baillieu government agrees by 5pm today to talks with an independent umpire.

The Gold Cost Bulletin

  • MOSS: Forget divorce, see us play Harry
    GOLD Coast United goalkeeper <strong>Glen Moss</strong> says the 'divorce' of Clive Palmer and Miron Bleiberg' has been tough on the players but he's now looking to the fu...
  • Tony Bennett to headline at Jupiters
    LEGENDARY crooner Tony Bennett is the latest star in what's sure to be a sell-out show as part of two weeks of celebrations to mark the reopening of Gold Coast's Jupiters Theatre after a ...
  • United's worst crowd watches near-win
    ONE of the smallest crowds in A-League history almost witnessed one of its biggest upsets as lowly Gold Coast United threatened to overcome a week of off-field dramas to stun ladder leade...
  • Barbarians strive to keep club going
    THE Coolangatta-Tweed Barbarians are locked in a battle to keep rugby union at Coolangatta.
  • Croft 'welcomes' Clarke's nomination
    INCUMBENT MP for Broadwater, Peta-Kaye Croft said last night she would 'welcome' the nomination of Gold Coast mayor Ron Clarke for the seat if that's what the 75-year-old decided to do. &...

Global ReportsGlobal Reports

  • Indonesia girl back with family after 2004 tsunami
    A girl who was swept away in the Indian Ocean tsunami seven years ago said Friday she broke down in tears this week after tracking down her parents, who had long lost hope of finding her...
  • Not just NKorea, political dynasties are all over
    If North Korea's new leader is looking for advice on how to carry on his family's dynasty, he could turn to Rahul Gandhi, who is on a quest to become the fourth generation of h...
  • Chinese villagers demand release of detainees
    Protesters gathered Saturday outside a town hall in southern China to appeal for the release of people detained during demonstrations over a planned power plant expansion, a witness said.
  • Social networking booming in Egypt, Russia
    A new survey shows people in poorer countries send text messages more often than those in wealthier countries. Men in Spain and Germany access the Internet on their phones twice as much ...
  • Faces of the recession: homeless children
    The National Center on Family Homelessness said 1.6 million children were living on the streets of the United States in 2010 or in shelters, motels and doubled-up with other families. Th...

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