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Nelson makes pitch to help leadership:Opposition Leader Brendan Nelson has made a populist pitch on petrol in an attempt to shore up his leadership, calling for a five cent cut in the fuel excise.
Saturday May 17 00:02 AEST

Australia gives $1m to Chinese province

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Australia will contribute $1 million to support emergency relief efforts in China's earthquake-ravaged Sichuan Province.

Friday May 16 22:02 AEST

Three charged over Sydney cannabis raids

By Simon Kirby | 16 May 2008

Three people have been charged over raid that uncovered a hydroponic cannabis farm in a house at Blair Athol in south-western Sydney.

Friday May 16 19:48 AEST

Death threats made against Vic police

16 May 2008

Two young Melbourne police officers involved in a deadly shoot-out with a violent criminal have had death threats against.

Friday May 16 19:38 AEST

Defence says kangaroo cull is on again

16 May 2008

Defence contractors are preparing to cull hundreds of kangaroos at a Canberra site, after the federal government refused to foot the bill to move them.

Friday May 16 19:31 AEST

Farmers hurt by fertiliser delays

By Simon Jenkins | 16 May 2008

Some farmers have nearly gone bankrupt because of fertiliser being withheld by suppliers ahead of price rises, a Senate committee has heard.

'Snot a flatworm, it's a new jellyfish

By Gabrielle Dunlevy | 16 May 2008

It looks like snot, it's the size of a grain of rice, and it's taking the marine science world by storm.

Friday May 16 19:06 AEST

Open finding in Salt nightclub death

By Daniel Fogarty | 16 May 2008

A coroner has been unable to determine who killed a man stabbed during a brawl between rival gangs outside Melbourne's Salt nightclub.

Macklin fails to placate carers

By Susanna Dunkerley | 16 May 2008

Federal Families Minister Jenny Macklin failed to placate desperate carers angry about the budget, then added insult to injury by parking in a disabled spot.

Friday May 16 18:58 AEST

Baby cots recalled after safety fears

16 May 2008

Three models of imported baby cots sold on Australian internet auction sites have been recalled over fears infants could fall out.

Friday May 16 18:45 AEST

Man confesses to four-year-old robbery

16 May 2008

A 23-year-old man has walked into a Perth police station and confessed to a four-year-old robbery, police say.

Friday May 16 18:42 AEST

People don't trust DoCS, inquiry told

By Adam Bennett | 16 May 2008

Welfare groups say the NSW Department of Community Services (DoCS) should not run early intervention programs for children due to its poor image.

Pensioners strip during pay protest

16 May 2008

Hundreds of pensioners, some shirtless, have protested in Melbourne against the Rudd government's lack of support for seniors in the federal budget.

Buswell crotch grab incident over: MP

16 May 2008

A West Australian Liberal MP says an incident in which he was reportedly "squirrel-gripped" by party leader Troy Buswell had been dealt with.

Friday May 16 18:39 AEST

Police charge 14 in outlaw gang raids

16 May 2008

Fourteen people have been charged in a two-day police operation targeting outlaw motorcycle gangs on the Sunshine Coast.

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