The week in politics
| Source: | Insiders |
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| Published: | Sunday, June 22, 2008 10:57 AEST |
| Expires: | Sunday, July 20, 2008 10:57 AEST |
ABC's political editor Chris Uhlmann offers background and analysis on the political events of the week.
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Top Stories
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Agreement reached to pass Medicare bill
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Recession fears pull local market lower
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Opposition questions Rudd's greed criticisms
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Same-sex relationship laws still lagging: Kirby
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Telstra defends rural coverage
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McCain, Obama set for final debate
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Claims naval base signal caused Qantas nosedive
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Rural doctor 'used own money for supplies'
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US, Iraq agree to let troops stay until 2011
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Madonna, Ritchie to divorce
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Verbeek leaves the champagne on ice
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- East Timor faces severe food shortages: report
- Italian parliament approves separate classes for immigrant children
- NAB expects cash earnings in line with forecasts
- Land productivity improvements drive up farm debt: Rabobank
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Former top cop to stand in for suspended Tasmanian police commissioner
- McKew denies conflict of interest claims
- Harbour Bridge brekkie 'a yearly treat'
- Financial crisis makes climate change plan too costly: EU
- Commission recommends prosecution for Kenyan violence
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Agreement reached to pass Medicare bill
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Opposition questions Rudd's greed criticisms
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Recession fears pull local market lower
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