RUDD GOVT HIGH-TAXING, SAYS BISHOP

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Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has revealed his socialist leanings with an old-fashioned, high-taxing government not seen in decades, Deputy Opposition Leader Julie Bishop says.

St George grind out win over Gold Coast

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An act of redemption for five-eighth Jamie Soward handed Wayne Bennett his first NRL win as St George Illawarra coach on Saturday night, the Dragons grinding out a 16-10 victory over Gold Coast at

Qld may face wait for poll result: Bligh

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Voting has closed in the Queensland election, with the first exit poll suggesting the Bligh Labor government will be returned but with a massive swing against it.

Mine deaths should embarrass BHP: Moore

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The West Australian government says it hopes BHP Billiton is "embarrassed" by the
number of deaths at its mines in Western Australia this financial year.

Intervention critics write to Obama

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Critics of the federal government's intervention into Aboriginal communities have
written to US President Barack Obama ahead of his meeting with Prime Minister Kevin
Rudd.

Work Choices has been buried: Gillard

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Workplace Relations Minister Julia Gillard has declared Work Choices "finally
buried" after the Senate passed Labor's Fair Work bill on Friday.

ABS jobs cuts 'puts data at risk': union

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Essential economic data is being put at risk with more job cuts planned for the
Australian Bureau of Statistics, the public sector union says.

Garrett approves Vic desalination plant

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(AAP) - Australia's biggest desalination plant has cleared its last major hurdle, but there's concern over another Victorian water project.

ACCC sues Telstra for blocking rivals

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The competition watchdog is taking Telstra Corporation to court, accusing
Australia's biggest telecommunications company of blocking rivals from accessing its

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