Greens propose early bird carbon scheme

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There's a fresh climate change plan on the table - an early bird carbon tax to make
a start on reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Firies on alert as temps set to hit 43C

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Heatwave conditions predicted for NSW over coming days have put fire fighters on red
alert.
The state is set to swelter in temperatures of up to 43 degrees Celsius on Saturday.

PM slams coalition motor subsidy stance

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Kevin Rudd has accused the coalition of plotting to end car industry subsidies.
Shadow treasurer Joe Hockey's call for a review of car sector handouts has already

Hewitt on guard against gifted youngster

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Eyes wide open, Lleyton Hewitt is awake to the danger his gifted second-round
opponent poses at the Australian Open on Thursday.

Consumer confidence surges: survey

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Consumer confidence surged in January as more people found jobs and household
budgets comfortably absorbed three interest rate rises, economists say.

Prince displays Aussie larrikinism

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It took less than two days in Sydney to turn His Royal Highness Prince William into
a dinkum Aussie larrikin.

Victoria's north faces extreme fire risk

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Victorians are bracing for another spell of dangerous bushfire conditions, with a
total fire ban declared for northwest Victoria on Thursday and a code red fire

PNG detains two Australian bankers

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A controversial Papua New Guinea businessman denies that intimidation is behind the
detaining of two Australian bankers in Port Moresby but says more arrests may be
imminent.

Prince William greets admirers in Sydney

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Whether meeting dignitaries, greeting admirers and celebrities or just chatting
happily with children, Prince William is definitely his mother's son.

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