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20/08/2008 | The jury has retired to consider its verdict in Australia’s largest and longest terrorism trial.
Public servants 'flock to better-paying departments'
20/08/2008 | Small public sector agencies losing staff because they cannot not compete with big government organisations, committee hears.  | CommentsComments (2)
Extradition ordered for alleged Nazi war criminal
20/08/2008 | Magistrate rules alleged Nazi war criminal is eligible to be extradited to Hungary to face charges he murdered a teenage Jew.
Lesbian mothers ID suppression extended
20/08/2008 | The names of a lesbian couple, who failed in a bid to sue their Canberra obstetrician over IVF twins, will remain suppressed.  | CommentsComments (3)
Deadly Taliban attack prompts Sarkozy trip
20/08/2008 | French react after 10 countrymen die in a Taliban ambush.  | CommentsComments (1) | Smith fears for diggers in ... | Australians claim key Taliban ...
Reserve set to ease rates pain
20/08/2008 | RBA signals that a rate cut is on the way, possibly as soon as next month.  | CommentsComments (5) | Transparency puts board in ...
The 'burbs beat beach in quality of life findings
20/08/2008 | Survey reveals what Canberrans already know; the quality of life in the capital's suburbs is among the best in the country.
Fears children sleeping in dumpster
20/08/2008 | A small voice from inside a recycling bin appears to have exposed a story of street urchins living rough on NSW winter streets.  | CommentsComments (9)
Christie appeal no real mystery
20/08/2008 | What happens on a foggy night when a man entering the home of another man through a window finds a corpse and the dead man's wife holding a gun? Being an Agatha Christie tale, all is not as it seems....
Court hears of horror as car ran over woman at New Year's party
20/08/2008 | Relatives and neighbours watched in horror as a car ran over an 18-year-old woman on a suburban street in the early hours of New Year's Day. Amaranta Vega, 18, of Sydney, was run over shortly after 2...
20/08/2008 | Virgin Blue shares have plunged by more than 20 per cent after the carrier posted a 55 per cent drop in annual profit due to higher fuel prices and warned of a challenging year ahead. Virgin Blue fe...
20/08/2008 | A suicide attack on a police academy killed 43 people and wounded 38, authorities said yesterday as Algeria reeled from its worst militant assault this year. An al-Qaeda group has claimed respons...
20/08/2008 | Nothing in his presidency, it might be said of Pervez Musharraf, became him so much as his leaving it. Deciding to resign rather than face impeachment hardly counts as a noble act. But the dignity wit...
20/08/2008 | Australia and New Zealand rounded on Fiji's boycott of the Pacific leaders' forum yesterday, suggesting it may convince other nations to take a tough stand on fresh elections in Fiji. Prime Mini...
20/08/2008 | The Liberal Party has reignited the nuclear debate, with a frontbencher saying Australia must have nuclear power if it is to cut greenhouse gas emissions. But the Government has vehemently rejecte...
Lion's share
20/08/2008 | Africa's lions are in serious trouble, and nowhere near as common as many wildlife documentaries might suggest, says Australian zoologist Dr Luke Hunter. ''Part of the problem is they're relatively e...
Live art performers show their wares
20/08/2008 | Two young women braved the chill of a Canberra winter morning to bare all for art yesterday in Palmerston Lane, Manuka, at the launch of Canberra Living Artists Week 08. Alice Cottee and Yasmin Elem...
20/08/2008 | Speculation about Barack Obama's vice-presidential nominee has hit new heights as a report says he has all but settled on a No2 and could reveal his choice as early as today. The New York Times ...
20/08/2008 | The speed at which the climate is changing has been significantly underestimated, with thousands of Australian homes potentially at risk from rising sea levels, a conference has heard. More than 8...
Spring's nearly sprung, but no one told Jack Frost
20/08/2008 | It feels like Canberra's winter is never-ending and there's still more to come, including probably more frosts. Yesterday was the coldest morning in Canberra for two years, despite spring being les...
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20/08/2008 | This traditional semolina gnocchi dish from Food and Wine columnist Diana Lampe is easy to make and quite delicious.
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