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By blaming the Royal Family for leaking the story that Prince Harry was serving at the front line, <i>The Australian</i>'s Mark Day has gone too far, writes <b>David Flint</b>.

Flint: Don’t blame the Royal Family for Harry’s leak

Mar 06, 2008

When you are hot you are hot and the Labor Party campaign received another free-kick at the weekend with the release by the United Nations of the summary paper on climate change prepared for delegates to the talk-fest to be held in Bali a week after the Australian election, writes Richard Farmer.

The Daily Verdict: Days 33, 34 & 35 and the UN comes to Labor’s aid

Nov 19, 2007

The momentum of this election seems to be sliding away from Prime Minister John Howard. Friday and the weekend saw quite ordinary performances from the Coalition and Labor were clear winners on our Daily Verdict calculations.

The Daily Verdict: Days 12, 13 & 14

Oct 29, 2007

Our 40-year retrospective on Australian voting behavior shows that voters are more interested in politics than they used to be, writes professor Ian McAllister.

The changing Australian voter: volatile but satisfied

Oct 04, 2007

One planet, two newspapers. Whatever are we to think?

Crikey Says

Oct 03, 2007

So it's not unreasonable to assume that Murdoch was forced to pay somewhere between $760 million and $1.22 billion more for Dow Jones just because of his reputation.

Murdoch and the WSJ, some further reading

Aug 03, 2007

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