Former PM John Howard seeks IR rollback

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Federal Labor's industrial reforms will inevitably have to be wound back to improve productivity and Australia's competitiveness, former prime minister John Howard says.

Media fuelling NRL fight hysteria: Kite

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Manly prop Brent Kite launched a stunning attack on the media for fuelling the hysteria surrounding the violent NRL brawl that has thrown his side's premiership push into disarray.

UK court live broadcast of hacking probe

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Rupert Murdoch and his son James are to be questioned under oath in Britain's High Court about the phone hacking scandal, a newspaper reports.

Government slams Wikileaks on terror cable

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The federal government has slammed the Wikileaks website for publishing a US diplomatic cable that details 23 Australians believed to have links to Yemeni terrorism.

Currency reform on Swan's China chat list

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Federal Treasurer Wayne Swan will be reminding authorities during his trip to Hong Kong and China that market-based currencies in developing countries are among the structural reforms agreed to by

Alleged Ivy beating caught on CCTV

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The alleged basement beating of a young patron inside the Ivy nightclub was recorded by cameras installed at the premises, court documents show.

Bird flu no threat to Aust: chief medic

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Australia's chief medical officer says people shouldn't be worried about reports that a mutant strain of the deadly bird flu virus is spreading across Asia and beyond.

Telstra split plan unacceptable: ACCC

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The competition watchdog says it cannot accept a crucial aspect of Telstra's move to structurally split its retail and wholesale arms.

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