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Ageing population the biggest threat to economy: Costello

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Garrett backflips on forest policy

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Bush Vows Not to Negotiate on Iraq Timetable

Stephen Crowley/The New York Times

President Bush speaking to the National Cattlemen's Beef Association meeting today in Washingon.

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The Prime Minister and the Opposition leader will be faced with some tough decisions today when they meet British climate change economist Nicholas Stern.

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Govt accused of WorkChoices cover-up

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Santoro voices his deep regret

Former Howard Government minister Santo Santoro has told his Liberal and National colleagues that he deeply regrets that he is leaving federal Parliament.

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PM's right hand man asks: what's email?

By Nicolette Burke

Article from Daily Terror

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PM denies IR laws hurt NSW Liberals

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Costello continues attack on Labor's broadband plan

Federal Treasurer Peter Costello is continuing his attack on the Opposition's $4.7 billion high-speed Internet plan.

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Labor to again press PM on Iraq withdrawal

Debate about an exit strategy for Australian troops in Iraq is expected to continue in Federal Parliament today.

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Kelly lashes out at states over housing affordability

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Bush urges patience as Iraq war enters 5th year

By Kim Landers

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Liberals move to overturn Aldred preselection

Senior Liberal Party figures are moving to overturn the preselection of controversial former federal Liberal MP Ken Aldred.

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Pakistan changes tack on top judge [AFP]

The chief judge of Pakistan's Supreme Court has been put on compulsory leave, not suspended, the government has said amid increasing protests over his removal on March 9.