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McGurk confidant accused of fraud
MEET the man known as the ''Black Prince'' and ''Teflon Terry''.
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Hockey hits back in billion-dollar bust-up
Joe Hockey suggests the Coalition was double-crossed by Andrew Wilkie over a controversial $1 billion offer to rebuild the Royal Hobart Hospital.
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Dysfunctional, corrupt and rotten, the end is finally nigh for Labor
AN INQUIRY into the Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority, a corruption finding against a NSW Maritime lawyer and, to top it off, the resignation of a cabinet minister who admitted accessing adult and gambling websites on his parliamentary computer.
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AG asked to clarify on Stephen funding
Gov. John Lynch's campaign wants to know if the GOP candidate's acceptance of donations from doughnut shop owners is legal.
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Tony Blair as Cool, Above-It-All as Ever in Weighty Memoir
Except for the swipes at Gordon Brown this memoir tosses few of the poison darts that typify British political autobiography.
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Blair Sneers at Brown, Coos Over Bush in Slick Memoir: Review
From Cool Britannia to the searing legacy of Iraq, Tony Blair’s career as U.K. prime minister had a certain tragic arc: The same people who gushed over him at the beginning hounded him out at the end.
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The Criminal Behind the Salmonella-Infected Eggs
When Jack DeCoster was a high school sophomore, his father died and DeCoster inherited 100 chickens. By the time he graduated high school, the hard-working 4-H Club member had 2,500 laying hens in rural Maine. Twenty years after that, he was the undisputed brown egg king of New England, with more than 2.8 million laying hens and annual sales of $35 million. But when Myron Levin, a reporter for ...
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Comment on At Ringside: Dato’ Ramli Yusuff Acquitted For The 3rd Time! by Abdul Rahman
Saudara Din Merican, syabas and thank you for your enlightening blog. Your coverage amat menusuk kalbu. Read somewhere that the truth is like the sun..it will surely rise.. I guess this is one of those moments. Sooner or later these perpetrators will have to pay for all their follies. In the meantime all of us must be vigilant. After all isn't our responsibility to keep those who are in power ...
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Real Housewives of D.C.: The Best People in Washington [Recaps]
# recaps Part Three of our adventure to the bog hell that is Washington D.C. brought us to a vineyard, to a fancy dinner, to the antechambers of hotels, to the Dupont Circle metro stop, and to Paris, France. Woo-Hoo? More »
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