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12:34 PM AEST | Two Frenchmen are accused of indecently assaulting five teenage girls who were on a school excursion.
Fathers Day miracle for Bill
12:22 PM AEST | Fathers Day came a little early for Bill Langenhorst this year.
Rudd twists Katter's arm to back Labor
12:09 PM AEST | Queensland independent Bob Katter has had his arm twisted "pretty firmly" by former prime minister Kevin Rudd to support Labor.
12:08 PM AEST | A Sydney man was bitten on the head by a shark off the Solomon Islands yesterday.
Wife killer jailed until 2034
11:50 AM AEST | Des Campbell is sentenced to 24 years jail for killing his wife, whom he pushed over a cliff.
Labor MP sunk after lie
9:26 AM AEST | The father whose question at a community forum led to outrage at a Queensland Labor MP two days before the federal election has admitted he lied.  | CommentsComments (1)
Coalition puts pressure on rural independents
9:13 AM AEST | The Coalition has started to put the heat on the three hold-out rural independents - saying it was "inconceivable" any of them would back a Labor government that had joined the Greens to push a left-leaning agenda.
Wilkie turns his back on $1b offer
8:33 AM AEST | Independent MP Andrew Wilkie knocked back a $1 billion incentive to side with the Coalition yesterday, choosing instead to bolster Prime Minister Julia Gillard’s chances of retaining power.
8:31 AM AEST | Roger Federer has rolled into the third round of the US Open while sixth seed Nikolay Davydenko lost and Japanese qualifier Kei Nishikori dumped 11th seed Marin Cilic in five gruelling sets.
8:08 AM AEST | Sydney's loss to Melbourne six weeks ago was the catalyst for a drastic change, writes Michael Cowley.
8:02 AM AEST | A PLANNING process ''full of vague and ill-defined statements'' and a ''lack of commitment'' to development by government agencies are the main reasons behind a 10-year slump in Sydney home building rates, a new report says.
Wilkie takes gamble on faster pokie limits
6:57 AM AEST | REGULAR poker machine players will need to nominate how much they are prepared to lose every time they play, under a landmark agreement between Julia Gillard and the independent MP Andrew Wilkie.
6:43 AM AEST | Pakistan's top diplomat in Britain claims that the three cricketers facing match-fixing allegations were "set up".
6:32 AM AEST | TONY ABBOTT has been poked in the eye by his own budget costings and his eagerness to spend - the same costings that, when the Coalition added them up, helped him successfully flay Labor for profligacy and waste during the election campaign.
6:05 AM AEST | JULIA GILLARD is two seats away from forming a minority government after the Tasmanian independent Andrew Wilkie rejected a $1 billion offer from Tony Abbott and threw his support behind Labor.
6:04 AM AEST | THE COALITION made four kinds of mistakes in its costings according to the Treasury; the understandable, the inexcusable, the inexplicable, and those resulting from a failure to comprehend the nature of the process.
4:00 AM AEST | PUNTERS have swung behind Labor with some sizeable bets after Treasury found holes in the Coalition’s policy costings, bookie Sportingbet Australia said.
3:00 AM AEST | Tim Fischer, former leader of the Nationals and former deputy prime minister, has clearly spent too much time at the Vatican.
3:00 AM AEST | The work of a brilliant but ill-disciplined German explorer is about to find a new audience, writes Steve Meacham.
3:00 AM AEST | A LABELLING scheme similar to that for free-range eggs could be applied to seafood after a study into the welfare of wild-caught fish found consumers lacked adequate information to make humane purchasing decisions.
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