Obama trip delayed
United States president Barack Obama has scrapped next week's trip to Australia and Indonesia as he wages a last-ditch political battle over his healthcare reforms.
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'Escalating violence'
The Australia Defence Association says the nation needs to show it will not accept acts of violence by asylum seekers trying to enter Australia.
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Final hours
Political parties are continuing to campaign for tomorrow's elections in South Australia and Tasmania. (video) (photos)
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Any census is valuable from a practical point of view (in terms of funding/planning) but if perserved there is the potential for the information to have critical historical importance. Genealogists could present a hundred arguments for the affirmative on this point.
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