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Two new synthetic greenhouse gases are getting their "debut" at the Greenhouse 2009 atmospheric science conference in Perth this afternoon, writes <b>Ben Sandilands</b>.

Two new greenhouse gasses discovered

Mar 25, 2009

The ALP has won a lot of elections in the last decade, but few of them have confounded expectations as much as Saturday's victory in Queensland, writes <b>Charles Richardson</b>.

Queensland gives hope to the hopeless

Charles Richardson

Mar 25, 2009

Kevin Rudd and Barack Obama had their first face-to-face meeting today, reports <b>The Age</b>.

Obama meets Rudd

Mar 25, 2009

The prosecution of Einfeld has now been turned into a persecution, writes <b>Greg Barns</b>.

The persecution of Marcus Einfeld

Mar 25, 2009

Mick Keelty may figure that if it's good enough for politicians to duck responsibility, then it’s good enough for chief executives. And he may be right in doing so, writes <b>Bernard Keane</b>.

Mick Keelty: master of blame dodging

Mar 25, 2009

The health networks across Australia which are funded by the Federal Government to deliver vital primary care services have no idea of their future at this critical time.

Why can’t this government make decisions on primary health?

Mar 24, 2009

The Commonwealth Freedom of Information regime faces its biggest shake-up since its inception under draft legislation unveiled by John Faulkner today, writes <b>Bernard Keane</b>.

Faulkner’s Freedom of Information shake-up

Mar 24, 2009

Regardless of the outcome of the inquest, it is indisputable that Mr Ward died while in the 'care' of G4S employees. So why are they still on the job? asks <b>Michael Winkler</b>.

G4S guards still on the job, despite the death of Ribs Ward

Mar 24, 2009

The one steady factor in recent Newspolls has been the decline in Turnbull’s satisfaction ratings and the increase in his dissatisfaction ratings, writes <b>Bernard Keane</b>.

Is Turnbull’s honeymoon over?

Mar 24, 2009

If politicians were seriously interested about eroding the power of bikie gangs they would remove the source of much of their wealth and industry, writes <b>Greg Barns</b>.

Absurd anti-bikie laws do not stop bikies, but legalising drugs will

Mar 24, 2009

The world needs statisticians and economists, particularly in these troubled times. But on occasion they get so carried away with their graphs and formulae, we find them lodged up their own orifices, writes <b>Peter Brent</b>.

Brent vs Possum: on accumulating accuracy

Mar 24, 2009

Evidence is mounting that the list of websites published by Wikileaks is almost certainly ACMA's "secret" blacklist, writes <b>Stilgherrian</b>.

It certainly looks like the ACMA blacklist, eh Senator Conroy?

Mar 24, 2009

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