| 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 |
UN 'not told' of Congo rapes Diplomats say the United Nations Security Council will hold an emergency meeting to discuss the rape of more than 150 women in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which happened only 30 kilometres from a UN base. abc.net.au |
Smith, Clare declare conflicts of interest Defence Minister Stephen Smith and Defence Materiel Minister Jason Clare have declared potential conflicts of interest due to family connections with their portfolios. abc.net.au |
Yuendumu refugees on the move again Those who fled violence in the Yuendumu community in the Northern Territory are being moved to different accommodation in Adelaide. abc.net.au |
Massive Hanoi fireworks blast kills four Three foreigners and one Vietnamese person were killed in a fireworks explosion during preparations for Hanoi's showcase millennium celebrations, official sources said on Wednesday. abc.net.au |