Aerial repairs under scrutiny
COMMUNICATIONS Minister Stephen Conroy faced a grilling yesterday over whether pensioners who rented were being treated fairly.
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Intervention needs rethink: UN chief
THE UN’s top human rights official has called on the Gillard government to fundamentally rethink the indigenous intervention.
Gillard ‘neglects pensioners’
VICTORIA has accused Canberra of failing pensioners in its digital TV switchover aid program by not replacing aerials.
Union hits out at cuts
THE Australian Education Union is claiming Canberra will cut $300 million from public schools within three years.
Pensioners caught in standoff
PENSIONERS in public housing could be left out of pocket after a standoff over who will replace aerials for the digital-TV switchover.
Call to put library data online
SCHOOLS should be forced to reveal whether they have a librarian on staff to the Gillard government’s MySchool website.
Pyne pledge on private schools
THE Coalition will set up a funding program to assist in the building of new private schools if it wins the next election.
ADFA cadet’s bail eased
ONE of the cadets charged over the Skype-sex scandal may be back studying at the Australian Defence Force Academy within months.
Coalition queries TV complaints
MORE allegations of dodgy installers involved in the free set-top box scheme have emerged
Skype sex scandal cadets face court
ONE of the cadets charged in Defence Skype sex scandal may be cleared to return to his duties, after a magistrate changed his bail conditions.
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