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Afternoon Edition. Sun 12 Dec 2010
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Swan unveils new banking reforms The Federal Government has released its long-awaited banking reforms, which are designed to hand more power to Australian consumers. Cancun deal revives carbon price push The Federal Government and environment groups say the outcome of climate talks in Cancun, paves the way for Australia to introduce a carbon price as soon as possible. Oprah climbs Sydney Harbour Bridge American talk show queen Oprah Winfrey has taken her travelling audience on a climb of Sydney's Harbour Bridge. Heavy rains lash south-east Queensland Heavy rain has caused flash flooding in south-east Queensland as crews in Victoria and New South Wales continue to monitor flood levels. Obama slams 'deplorable' WikiLeaks US president Barack Obama has phoned Turkey's prime minister and Mexico's president to discuss the "deplorable action" by WikiLeaks, and said the cable releases should not harm bilateral ties.
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The twelve leaks of Christmas On the first day of Christmas, WikiLeaks gave to me; The love-notes of Berlusconi. On the second day of Christmas, WikiLeaks gave to me; One Saudi King, wanting bombs 'cross the Caspian Sea. On the third day of Christmas, WikiLeaks gave to me; Russian crooks; Cooking the books; And mobsters in the K-G-B. Julian Assange is Gillard's Hicks blunder Assange is much more dangerous to Gillard politically than Hicks ever was to Howard. Who says female corpses arenÂ't sexy? Kanye's latest music video takes depictions of gendered violence to disturbing new levels. Oprah: spreading love or money? A visit like Oprah's will only give us temporary "religious" satisfaction and short-lived profits. Why WikiLeaks is good Everyone needs to get some perspective on WikiLeaks. It is actually a good thing.
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Cancun deal revives carbon price push The Federal Government and environment groups say the outcome of climate talks in Cancun, paves the way for Australia to introduce a carbon price as soon as possible. Stockholm blasts confirmed as terrorist attack Swedish foreign minister Carl Bildt says two explosions in central Stockholm, which left one person dead and another two injured, were "terrorist" attacks. Refrain from cocaine, Italian doctors told An Italian hospital director sent a memo to doctors and nurses asking them not to snort cocaine while on duty, the ANSA news agency has reported.
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Support for Eden biomass power plant The head of BioEenergy Australia says she is not opposed to a biomass power plant being built on the New South Wales far south coast. Study of convict life span Historians and medical scientists are sifting through Tasmania's convict records to learn more about life expectancy. Hobart rally supports free speech Hundreds of Tasmanians have taken part in a rally supporting jailed Wikileaks founder Julian Assange.
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Cancun deal revives carbon price push The Federal Government and environment groups say the outcome of climate talks in Cancun, paves the way for Australia to introduce a carbon price as soon as possible. Support for Eden biomass power plant The head of BioEenergy Australia says she is not opposed to a biomass power plant being built on the New South Wales far south coast. Cancun climate talks reach 'historic deal' After an all-night session of the UN climate talks in Cancun, countries have reached a deal that commits all major economies to greenhouse gas cuts.
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Banking reforms to be unveiled today The Federal Government is set to announce its long-awaited changes to the banking industry, including the scrapping of exit fees for customers with a mortgage. Cancun climate talks reach 'historic deal' After an all-night session of the UN climate talks in Cancun, countries have reached a deal that commits all major economies to greenhouse gas cuts. Harbour Bridge lights up for Oprah Oprah Winfrey partied through her first night in Sydney after being reunited with her 302-strong American entourage at a harbourside cocktail soiree. Heavy rains lash south-east Queensland Heavy rain has caused flash flooding in south-east Queensland as crews in Victoria and New South Wales continue to monitor flood levels. Man hiding in home after alleged car shooting A man is refusing to come out of his home in Adelaide's south after allegedly shooting another man's car at Old Reynella early this morning.
The Drum	More from The Drum >
The twelve leaks of Christmas On the first day of Christmas, WikiLeaks gave to me; The love-notes of Berlusconi. On the second day of Christmas, WikiLeaks gave to me; One Saudi King, wanting bombs 'cross the Caspian Sea. On the third day of Christmas, WikiLeaks gave to me; Russian crooks; Cooking the books; And mobsters in the K-G-B. Julian Assange is Gillard's Hicks blunder Assange is much more dangerous to Gillard politically than Hicks ever was to Howard. Who says female corpses arenÂ't sexy? Kanye's latest music video takes depictions of gendered violence to disturbing new levels. Oprah: spreading love or money? A visit like Oprah's will only give us temporary "religious" satisfaction and short-lived profits. Why WikiLeaks is good Everyone needs to get some perspective on WikiLeaks. It is actually a good thing.
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Rudd issues peace warning to Middle East Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd has warned that time is running out on the Israeli-Palestinian peace process during talks with Egypt's president Hosni Mubarak. Stockholm car blast kills one Police in the Swedish capital Stockholm are investigating two explosions that have left one person dead and at least one other injured. US envoy Holbrooke in critical condition The US special envoy to Afghanistan, Richard Holbrooke, is in a critical condition in hospital after undergoing heart surgery.
Science & Technology	More Science & Technology Stories >
Study of convict life span Historians and medical scientists are sifting through Tasmania's convict records to learn more about life expectancy. Hobart rally supports free speech Hundreds of Tasmanians have taken part in a rally supporting jailed Wikileaks founder Julian Assange. Ice anyone? Call out for Antarctic recruits The Australian Antarctic Division is recruiting for next year's expeditions to commemorate Sir Douglas Mawson's first visit in 1911.
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Cancun climate talks reach 'historic deal' After an all-night session of the UN climate talks in Cancun, countries have reached a deal that commits all major economies to greenhouse gas cuts. Million dollar report supports gas hub A multi-million dollar assessment of the Kimberley gas hub has recommended the project go ahead, despite the environmental risks. Cancun talks consider 'deep cuts' on emissions The world's climate negotiators have considered "deep cuts" in emissions to hold back climate change as part of a package that would pave the way for billions of dollars in aid to poor countries.
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