Women with the law on their side
Abortion in Victoria is still a crime but that situation is about to change.
Caroline Overington
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Child-removal threshold ‘too low’
PARENTS who neglect or abuse their children and are mentally ill, drug addicted or in violent relationships should not have the children removed, except in the most extreme circumstances.
GPS drivers lose their minds to dash
DAMIAN Pinkus is married but he likes to tell people he has a girlfriend he keeps in his car.
Worm crowd ‘urged to be extreme’
THE secret is out: the Nine Network’s worm is a left-leaning university student, or maybe a bored left-wing pensioner, prepared to work for $30 a day.
Cutting to the chase
During an election, it’s political satire that keeps us sane
Leave those kids alone
ADOPTION may be out of favour with bureaucrats but it is a better solution than sending at-risk children back to their abusive parents.
Probe on AWB scandal stalled
THE investigation into the AWB executives accused of paying kickbacks to Saddam Hussein’s regime appears to have stalled.
AWB faces action from Iraq widows
TWO Iraqi women whose husbands were killed by Saddam Hussein’s regime have launched a class action in an attempt to hold Australian wheat exporter AWB responsible.
From Waters Edge to the deep end
EVERYONE agrees that the dinner attended by journalists and Peter Costello at the Waters Edge in June 2005 was tremendously good fun.
Happy birthday, dear John
IF ever there was a week in which the Coalition desperately did not want to talk about ageing, surely this is it.
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