Wednesday, May 4, 2016

Fairfax voters rejoice at Clive's demise and other top stories.

  • Fairfax voters rejoice at Clive's demise

    Fairfax voters rejoice at Clive's demiseBy Shae McdonaldAAPMay 4, 2016 5:18PMSavePrint Goodbye Clive Palmer! Goodbye Clive! Clive Palmer, goodbye!The embattled businessman-MP has received a taste of his own medicine from voters in his Sunshine Coast electorate who have expressed their delight that he will no longer represent them.The people of Fairfax are bidding Mr Palmer farewell in much the same manner he so gleefully celebrated the demise of Tony Abbott and former Queensland premier Campbel..
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  • Burney farewells parliament, calls for recognition of Aboriginal history

    Burney farewells parliament, calls for recognition of Aboriginal history
    Outgoing NSW MP Linda Burney: Canberra-bound? Photo: Alex Ellinghausen Linda Burney has used her farewell to state politics to call for national recognition for heavy Aboriginal losses in conflicts during white settlement and to criticise paternalistic indigenous affairs policies.Ms Burney, a former cabinet minister and deputy Labor leader, appears headed for Canberra after nearly 13 years of state politics. She is a strong favourite to win the seat of Barton..
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  • Qld LNP leadership showdown set

    Qld LNP leadership showdown set
    Tim Mander has resigned from the Opposition front bench, proclaiming it was time for "fresh, bold and innovative" ideas, with "authentic" people, not "professional politicians", as he announced his intention to run for the LNP leadership - while borrowing a line from Campbell Newman to try and appease skittish colleagues.His current leader, Lawrence Springborg has merely said he what his colleagues chose to do was "a matter for them". Plotters doing an 'extraordinary disservice' LNP M..
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  • Federal government accuses Queensland of millions in 'false' disaster claims

    Federal government accuses Queensland of millions in 'false' disaster claims
    Queensland faces a one billion-dollar shortfall in its June 14 state budget because the federal government has delayed national disaster relief funding to Queensland due by June 30, state treasurer Curtis Pitt said.Queensland has again been accused of 'lodging false claims' for disaster relief. Queensland treasuer Curtis Pitt says federal government has delayed when NDRAA funding comes to Queensland by 12 months. Photo: Getty Images The money is due by June 30, 2016, but has now been pu..
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  • Uncle will plead 'not guilty' in murder case

    Uncle will plead 'not guilty' in murder case
    Uncle will plead 'not guilty' in murder case
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  • Bronwyn Bishop reveals Tony Abbott request in parliament exit

    Bronwyn Bishop reveals Tony Abbott request in parliament exit
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  • Manus Island detainees launch high court bid to be moved to Australia

    Manus Island detainees launch high court bid to be moved to Australia
    More than 750 refugees and asylum seekers detained on Manus Island have taken their case to the high court of Australia, alleging crimes against humanity by the Papua New Guinea and Australian governments, and seeking an injunction for their immediate return to Australia. Russell Byrnes Solicitors, along with human rights lawyer Jay Williams, lodged the action in the high court Wednesday on behalf of 757 of the 905 men currently held on the island, requesting they be brought back to Australia. ..
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  • Baird's terror laws 'recipe for police abuse'

    Baird's terror laws 'recipe for police abuse'
    Baird's terror laws 'recipe for police abuse'
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  • Australian government allocates $1.1 billion budget for innovation and science agenda

    Australian government allocates $1.1 billion budget for innovation and science agenda
    National innovation and science agenda got a $1.1 billion allocation from the federal budget for 2016-2017 which the Australian government announced on Wednesday. In allocating that amount, Canberra aims to place Australia on the right track to be a leading global innovator. The federal budget for science targets to support a culture of ideas and innovation to encourage commercialisation and investment. The allocation hopes to make it easier for Australia to obtain capital, collaborate with sci..
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  • Parents share grief after 'spirited' daughter Caitlyn Fischer killed in equestrian accident

    Parents share grief after 'spirited' daughter Caitlyn Fischer killed in equestrian accident
    Video will begin in 5 seconds. Teenager dies at international horse trials 19-year-old Caitlyn Fischer was killed in an accident at the Sydney International Horse Trials on Saturday. PT0M26S 620 349 The parents of a teenage girl killed during an equestrian competition have shared their memories of a "gifted" and "spirited" daughter, and the love she had for her horse."Our hearts are aching for our daughter and we have been overwhelmed by the support extended to us from members..
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