| Anti-Labor backlash did not eventuate: Keneally New South Wales Premier Kristina Keneally says the predicted anti-Labor backlash in western Sydney did not eventuate in yesterday's election. abc.net.au |
Tiger Woods' ex-wife breaks silence The now ex-wife of Tiger Woods has broken the silence she maintained through the ordeal of dealing with the torrid sex scandal that engulfed their marriage, saying she has been through "hell.". abc.net.au |
David Miliband quits frontline politics Britain's ex-foreign minister David Miliband has quit frontline politics, saying he does not want to be a distraction after his brother beat him in the race to lead the opposition Labour party. abc.net.au |
Main Shiite bloc picks Maliki for Iraq PM Iraq's main Shiite parliamentary bloc has chosen incumbent Nuri al-Maliki as its candidate for premier, possibly clearing the way for an end to the country's seven-month political deadlock. abc.net.au |
Hearing told of BER cost blowouts Primary school principals have told a parliamentary hearing that Building the Education Revolution (BER) projects at their schools have left them out of pocket and with significant safety concerns for students. abc.net.au |