Rush of enrolments amid election fever
There has been a massive surge in people wanting to have a say in the 2010 election
with tens of thousands of people added to the electoral roll since Saturday.
Labor and Greens the same: Joyce
A preference deal between Labor and the Greens was proof the two parties are locked
into an informal coalition, Nationals Senate leader Barnaby Joyce says.
Abbott plays second fiddle on Day 3
A wannabe prime minister and a Tony Abbott impersonator have upstaged the man
himself on the third day of the election campaign.
Families watch as diggers laid to rest
Australian World War I soldiers killed in the tragic Battle of Fromelles have been
finally laid to rest in a new military cemetery in France.
Roosters beat odds to overcome Bulldogs
The Sydney Roosters have overcome a spate of controversial calls to pip Canterbury
36-32 in an NRL Sunday afternoon classic at the Sydney Football Stadium.
Swans outclass Blues by 39 points
Sydney outclassed Carlton by 39 points at Etihad Stadium on Sunday to loosen the
Blues' position in the AFL top eight.
Raiders romp a bitter pill for Knights
For Canberra it was pure delight but the taste of a 52-16 defeat was nothing but
disgusting for Newcastle coach Rick Stone.
North thrash Tigers in wet
North Melbourne coach Brad Scott says his side produced its best all-round
performance of the AFL season in thrashing Richmond 15.13 (103) to 7.11 (53) in
Christine Nixon hospitalised
Christine Nixon has been hospitalised after an early morning ambulance dash.
The departing head of Victoria's bushfire reconstruction authority was taken to
No carbon price under coalition: Abbott
The coalition has upped the ante in its opposition to imposing a carbon price on
Australians.
Opposition Leader Tony Abbott strengthened his resolve on the issue on Sunday.
