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The Guardian
An innocent abroad? Plain-talking Cameron alarms Foreign Office veterans
The Guardian
As waiters in livery dispensed chicken curry canapes and a selection of colourful Indian summer fruit juices from silver trays, a tinkle on a glass indicated the guest of honour had something important to say. David Cameron stepped up in front of the ...
India, UK to give fillip to trade, security tiesThe Hindu
Qureshi to blame for failure of talks: PMTimes of India
Britain, India unite to pressure Pakistan over terrorAFP
Telegraph.co.uk -ABC Online -Hindustan Times
all 2,958 news articles »

The Age
Gillard vows to dismiss traitors PHILLIP COOREY
Sydney Morning Herald
Julia Gillard took her campaign to Perth last night after reasserting her authority by vowing to sack from her cabinet anyone caught leaking information. Labor is clinging to four of the 15 seats in Western Australia, which rivals Queensland in ...
'Snake' Rudd is leak source, Latham saysABC Online
Julia Gillard, Labor's queen of hearts, spreads the loveThe Australian
Shut up or go: PM warns cabinet over leaksThe Australian
The Age -Herald Sun -Adelaidenow
all 1,475 news articles »

Reuters
WikiLeaks: How did the Pentagon lose track of 91000 documents?
Christian Science Monitor
Military analysts say three trends involving technology, workplace culture, and the nature of modern warfare explain how WikiLeaks could have gotten so many classified Pentagon documents. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Adm. Mike Mullen at a ...
Gates Asks FBI to Probe Afghanistan Leaks as `Breach of National Security'Bloomberg
Afghan war leak may have severe consequences: GatesReuters
Pentagon warns of fallout from leak of war filesThe Associated Press
AFP -Sydney Morning Herald -BBC News
all 9,227 news articles »

New Immigration Law Kicks in Today
KEYC
Arizona state leaders are vowing to appeal a Federal court ruling that put a hold on key parts of a tough new immigration law.Demonstrators from both sides are expected to be out today to support, and oppose the law that went on the books at midnight. ...

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AP Top News at 1:50 pm EDT
The Associated Press
PHOENIX — Officers are making multiple arrests at a rally in Phoenix protesting Arizona's new immigration law. Television images show a large group of demonstrators, with another line of about a dozen protesters well in front of them facing a line of ...

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The Hindu
'Cameron's delegation won't benefit UK business'
Times of India
David Cameron is to be congratulated for making the effort to bring a delegation to India but why subsidize companies that already conduct business in India? Do Barclays Bank, ARUP, BAE Systems, Vodafone, Rolls-Royce and Standard Chartered need to be a ...
David Miliband attacks 'loudmouth' Cameron over Pakistan commentsThe Guardian
Britain, India unite to pressure Pakistan over terrorAFP
David Cameron and Manmohan Singh call on Pakistan to tackle terrorismTelegraph.co.uk
Hindustan Times -The Hindu -Economic Times
all 2,804 news articles »

New Zealand Herald
Julia Gillard, Labor's queen of hearts, spreads the love
The Australian
IF Wednesday's campaign message was Julia Gillard has a hard head, yesterday's was that she is soft on the inside. Fresh from her Diana-like spread in The Australian Women's Weekly, Labor's queen of hearts spent a rare day in Melbourne, ...
Shut up or go: PM warns cabinet over leaksThe Australian
ALP's plea: save us KevinSydney Morning Herald
Loose lips will lead to sackings: GillardThe Age
Herald Sun -Adelaidenow -ABC Online
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msnbc.com
Protestors gather to battle Arizona immigration law
Sydney Morning Herald
Demonstrators gathered Thursday to protest a new Arizona immigration law, which went into effect despite being stripped of powers allowing police to spot check the legal status of suspects. Civil rights groups were urging state schools, town and city ...
Blow to Arizona immigration lawThe Hindu
Protests, prayers as Arizona immigration law takes effectCNN
US judge unhappy with racial profile lawsThe Australian
The Economist -Hispanic LA -KSL-TV
all 5,098 news articles »

BigPond News
Child deaths reveal services at fault
The Australian
HALF the children who died under the watch of Victorian authorities last year had parents with histories of substance abuse and violence. The latest Victorian Child Death Review Committee report paints a grim assessment of an overworked, ...
Seven Victorian child deaths 'preventable'The Age
Deaths highlight child protection flawsSydney Morning Herald
Staff shortage blamed for child protection woesABC Online

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Globe and Mail
Protests, prayers as Arizona immigration law takes effect
CNN
Opponents of Arizona's new immigration law arrive Thursday at Trinity Cathedral after a march from the state Capitol in Phoenix. Phoenix, Arizona (CNN) -- The day after a federal judge halted parts of Arizona's new ...
Fox News Poll: 72 Percent Say Government Not Enforcing Immigration LawsFOXNews
Arizona preparing appeal of immigration rulingThe Associated Press
Judge Puts the Brakes on Arizona Immigration LawNewsweek
San Diego Union Tribune -Glens Falls Post-Star -ColorLines magazine
all 5,406 news articles »

CBC.ca
Details emerge in French baby killing case
BBC News
Details have emerged of the woman detained in France over one of biggest infanticide cases in the country's recent history. People who know Dominique Cottrez, a nursing assistant, say she is a woman with a weight problem who played little part in the ...
French woman admits to suffocating her 8 newbornseTaiwan News
Bodies of babies dug up in villageThe Age
Woman's Husband Says He Did Not Know She Was PregnantABC News
Irish Times -euronews -The Guardian
all 1,322 news articles »

Telegraph.co.uk
David Miliband attacks 'loudmouth' Cameron over Pakistan comments
The Guardian
David Cameron was today accused of being a "loudmouth" by David Miliband, the former foreign secretary and Labour leadership contender, over his claims that elements of the Pakistani state are responsible for exporting terrorism abroad. ...
UK to talk to Pakistan on ending terror in IndiaTimes of India
David Cameron and Manmohan Singh call on Pakistan to tackle terrorismTelegraph.co.uk
Open financial and retail sectors further: Cameron to IndiaThe Hindu
Hindustan Times -Sydney Morning Herald -BBC News
all 2,662 news articles »

Brisbane Times
Opposition Leader makes something of a balls-up
The Australian
Tony Abbott tries to show off his Australian football skills. Picture: Ray Strange Source: The Australian TONY Abbott's campaign team knew they might be entering gaffe territory yesterday. When the Opposition Leader, a former rugby union player, ...
Gillard got the cover but Abbott is looking betterThe Australian
Rugby man Abbott puts himself in Melbourne's footy pictureThe Age
Ladies' Auxillary crashes Abbott's campaign trailABC Online
Sydney Morning Herald -Sydney Morning Herald -Herald Sun
all 397 news articles »

ABC Online
RMIT cheats risked public safety, says Ombudsman
The Age
RMIT failed to act on allegations that students cheated on exams, helped by a senior member of staff who acted corruptly, a state Ombudsman's report claims. Ombudsman George Brouwer said the university risked public safety by allowing cheating to go ...
Air safety 'at risk from uni cheats'The Australian
Aerospace lecturer denies exam cheat claimsABC Online
RMIT's air of corruptionHerald Sun
Sydney Morning Herald -International Business Times AU -Melbourne Leader
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ABC Online
Compensation payment a 'sincere apology'
ABC Online
The family of an Aboriginal elder who died of heat stroke in a prison van has been awarded a $3.2 million ex-gratia payment by the Western Australian Government. TONY JONES, PRESENTER: The Western Australian Government has awarded a $3.2 million ex ...
$3.2m payout for jail-van deathThe Australian
Elder's family gets $3.2m for death in prison vanSydney Morning Herald
Ward family gets $3.2m payment for prison van deathHerald Sun
SBS -Australia Network News -The Associated Press
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ABC Online
Shut up or go: PM warns cabinet over leaks
The Australian
JULIA Gillard has laid down the law to senior party members amid further fallout over damaging leaks about her cabinet deliberations. She has warned that any minister found leaking in a re-elected Labor government will be sacked. ...
Gillard promises $182m in disabilities fundingThe Australian
Rudd's rash pensioner promise proves priceyThe Australian
ALP's plea: save us KevinSydney Morning Herald
Herald Sun -The Age -ABC Online
all 1,414 news articles »

ABC Online
Power pair Della Bosca and Neal choose to walk away
The Australian
THE careers of one of the leading power couples in Labor politics over the past 25 years ended yesterday. John Della Bosca and his wife, Belinda Neal, have bowed out. Mr Della Bosca, a former state party boss and senior government minister, ...
John Della Bosca's parting shot at Julia GillardDaily Telegraph
Labor power couple bow out togetherABC Online
Della Bosca quits for non-govt jobSydney Morning Herald
The Age -ABC Online -Sydney Morning Herald
all 156 news articles »

The Age
Party coup did away with big advantage in extreme marginal
The Australian
VOTERS in the seat of Robertson, on the NSW central coast, could be forgiven for feeling a sense of deja vu when Kevin Rudd was rolled. In March, in a similarly swift and merciless coup, local MP Belinda Neal lost her ALP preselection to university ...
John Della Bosca's parting shot at Julia GillardDaily Telegraph
Labor power couple bow out togetherABC Online
Surprise as MP exits stage quietlySydney Morning Herald
Sydney Morning Herald -The Australian -The Age
all 152 news articles »

ABC Online
Crime cartels in ATM card scam
The Age
Victoria Police crack down on ATM skimmers in Melbourne after 28 hits around the city since March. INTERNATIONAL crime syndicates are targeting Melbourne ATMs in the latest wave of banking crime to hit the city, with police urging the public to look ...
Eastern European gangs hit ATMs: policeSydney Morning Herald
ATM skimmers fleece millions from Melbourne bank customersThe Age
Millions stolen from Melbourne ATMsABC Online
Pakenham Cardinia Leader -Geelong Advertiser -Examiner.com
all 56 news articles »

Sydney Morning Herald
Rugby man Abbott puts himself in Melbourne's footy picture
The Age
PERHAPS it was something to do with the desire to be associated with an underdog team hoping for a return to the glory days. Maybe it was that the sports-mad Tony Abbott - who started the day with a bike ride at 5am - needed another fix of the aroma of ...
Budgies, Bombers and ball skillsSydney Morning Herald
Ladies' Auxillary crashes Abbott's campaign trailABC Online
Abbott fails to kick a goal at AFLSydney Morning Herald
The Australian -Sydney Morning Herald
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