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Recent Items
- Aussie auto industry braces for job cuts [mp4] (02/02/2012)
- Inquiry looks at dam safety before Queensland floods [mp4] (02/02/2012)
- Legal Advisor gives insight into Julian Assange extradition fight [mp4] (02/02/2012)
- Unlikely allies attempt to stop dolphin killing [mp4] (02/02/2012)
- Clarke and Dawe and the changing face of news [mp4] (02/02/2012)
- Mining magnate prompts media ownership questions [mp4] (01/02/2012)
- Commentators react to Prime Minister's economic plans for Australia [mp4] (01/02/2012)
- Workplace Relations Minister discusses economic plan and HSU inquiry [mp4] (01/02/2012)
- Cultural exchange at heart of search for future stars [mp4] (01/02/2012)
- Reflections on Tony Abbott's Press Club speech [mp4] (31/01/2012)
- Kathy Jackson reflects on Health Services Union investigation [mp4] (31/01/2012)
- Experts suggest link between coal mining and fragile lakes [mp4] (31/01/2012)
- Australian Ballet's half century sees new star rising [mp4] (31/01/2012)
- Federal Opposition calls for Australia Day inquiry [mp4] (30/01/2012)
- Government responds to Australia Day inquiry request [mp4] (30/01/2012)
- Did tennis see its greatest ever men's match? [mp4] (30/01/2012)
- Mawson's Hut reveals history frozen in time [mp4] (30/01/2012)
- Aboriginal leaders reflect on tent embassy protest [mp4] (27/01/2012)
- Author gives peek inside The White House [mp4] (27/01/2012)
- Can tennis riches create Australian champions? [mp4] (27/01/2012)
- Bubbly Aussie personality earns champagne treatment from French [mp4] (27/01/2012)
- Papua New Guinea faces military mutiny [mp4] (26/01/2012)
- Foreign Correspondent gives PNG mutiny update [mp4] (26/01/2012)
- Charlie Teo urges greater tolerance in Australia Day speech [mp4] (26/01/2012)
- From Fs to As for aspiring Kanyes [mp4] (26/01/2012)
- Artists paint a different picture of climate change [mp4] (26/01/2012)
- Queenslanders head to the polls [mp4] (25/01/2012)
- Geoffrey Rush awarded Australian of the Year [mp4] (25/01/2012)
- Obama tries energising US with address [mp4] (25/01/2012)
- China watches for European shockwaves [mp4] (25/01/2012)
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