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New parliamentary Speaker Peter Slipper has worn a black gown and flagged new rules for question time.
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Treasurer Wayne Swan believes the RBA has struck a balance by leaving the cash rate unchanged.
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Greek trade union leaders have called a general strike as EU leaders mount pressure on PM Lucas Papademos.
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Mitt Romney hopes the caucuses of Colorado and Minnesota to cement a Republican presidential nomination.
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Tony Abbott has delivered a reading about betrayal at a church service marking the new parliamentary year.
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The government says the coalition's Nauru detention centre costings are in tatters.
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The Australian Greens want banks to be forced to pass on official interest rate cuts.
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Bob Brown says he would reach a fresh arrangement with a new Labor leader should Julia Gillard be toppled.
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Burma's election commission has given Aung San Suu Kyi permission to participate in April elections.
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A new survey has found 60 per cent of Australians don't believe what their political leaders say.
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Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young says sexism is alive and well in Australian politics.
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Federal Opposition Leader Tony Abbott says Julia Gillard is playing the 'sexism card'.
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Syria's ambassador in London has been summoned to the Foreign Office to discuss the violence in the country.
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The Obama administration has closed the US Embassy in Damascus and pulled all US diplomats out of Syria.
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The Supreme Court of PNG has ordered those involved in the recent political crisis to appear today.

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