Coalition, Greens to demand NBN documents

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The coalition and the Australian Greens will use their numbers in the Senate on
Wednesday in a bid to make the government immediately release key national broadband

Reserve Bank expected mortgage increases

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The Reserve Bank was fully prepared for retail banks to make large increases to
their lending rates when it decided to lift the official cash rate earlier this
month.

Blaze could threaten Perth homes

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Residents of a Perth suburb have been warned a bushfire poses a possible threat to
their lives and homes and they should leave or get ready to defend their properties.

Doobie Brothers to tour Australia

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The Doobie Brothers will tour Australia in 2011 as part of the band's 40th
anniversary celebrations.
The Californian pop rock outfit will play dates in Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth,

Hawks say no to AFL cash

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Hawthorn president Jeff Kennett has accused the AFL of trying to pay his club off to
give cash-strapped North Melbourne a free run at Tasmania.

Honeymoon killer may wait months

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So-called honeymoon killer Gabe Watson could languish in a Melbourne detention
centre for months, his Australian lawyer fears.

Vic Lib preference deal 'makes it tougher'

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The Greens will find it tougher to win inner-city seats at the upcoming Victorian
election following a Liberal Party decision to preference them last, an MP says.

OECD report stinging rebuke of govt: Robb

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Opposition finance spokesman Andrew Robb believes the federal government is in the
"very dangerous" situation of losing the confidence of Treasury.

Greens' bank plan may limit lending: Swan

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Treasurer Wayne Swan says the Australian Greens' plan to rein in the banks on
interest rate rises could result in the rationing of home loans, hitting first time
buyers.

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