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A verdict in the trial of the so-called Tokyo Two, Japanese Greenpeace anti-whaling activists Junichi Sato and Toro Suzuki, is at least another couple of months away. [more]
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The failure of Iceland's banks in October 2008 has resulted in critical changes in the tiny nation of 330,000 people, including bringing down a government. [more]
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Bush Telegraph has been taking an interest in the fate of a wombat called Whiteboy. [more]
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Domestic violence is a tragedy and all too often the perpetrators are not forced to confront the consequences of what is after all a crime. [more]
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This week marks the anniversary of a pivotal turning point in the struggle for Indian independence. [more]
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It's International Women's Day and the United Nations Development Fund is hosting a series of events around the country. [more]
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Disability advocates are calling for a review of Australian law to comply with the UN Convention on the rights of people with disabilities. [more]
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Not only in Australia, but around the world, the Catholic Church is rocked by news of sex abuse scandals. [more]
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In the closing days of 1964, prime minister Robert Menzies introduced a bill in Parliament which would prove to be one of the most controversial and divisive decisions in Australia's history. [more]
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Have you ever grappled with a five-point safety harness on a child's car seat? It can be one of life's real endurance tests. [more]