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Running scared
Independent Senator Nick Xenophon has slammed the major parties for blocking his moves for an inquiry into the Church of Scientology. (video) (audio)
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Unemployment ticks up
Only 400 new jobs were created in Australia in February, but a small fall in the participation rate kept unemployment roughly steady.
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Gerard Whateley
Cricket commentators should not concern themselves with Lara Bingle.
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Emma Alberici
When a mother works she still has to face all the burdens of home.
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Stephen Long
Should workers' retirement savings be traded at the mercy of the market?
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Madonna King
Kevin Rudd's comments as a father, on bullying, have struck a chord.
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There is only one way to reduce carbon emmissions, or any other emission for that matter. Burn less fossil fuel by using less of its byproducts.
Phil Mayne, on The simple mathematics of decarbonisation in Australia (via story comment)