Prayers for victims … and the guilty Prayers for victims and guilty
Australia’s bishops accept the Court of Appeal’s decision while the Vatican says Pell is entitled to go to the High Court.
David Penberthy
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The day after Dunstan and his estranged wife sold their home, he began an affair almost immediately with Judith Pugh, the partner of one of Australia’s best portrait artists.
Sordid affairs of Don Dunstan
In the space of a few years in the 1970s, Don Dunstan separated from his first wife and had at least four passionate affairs. All while he was South Australian premier.
Hinch defiant on Dunstan
Derryn Hinch stands by his explosive 1978 broadcast on the late SA premier Don Dunstan’s wife.
Donors threaten Libs over tax reforms
Liberal Party donors are threatening to desert the party in South Australia over contentious land tax changes.
Bernardi in no hurry to give up Senate spot
Independent senator Cory Bernardi has declared he is in “no hurry” to leave politics.
Libs target ‘political’ GetUp
The left-wing activist group could again face an investigation into party-political bias.
Stink over snapper ban
Aussie red snapper could be off the table this Christmas as a result of a proposed three-year ban in SA.
Keating-Shorten split to widen
Labor’s election loss post-mortem is set to widen the schism between Paul Keating and Bill Shorten.
Keating, Shorten rift opened
Backers of Bill Shorten have rejected Paul Keating’s analysis that Labor lost the middle class.
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