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MP tries to claim Doctor Who for Australia
A federal MP has called for the BBC to consider filming the 2015 series of British television program Doctor Who in Australia.
Cheney sisters spar publicly on same-sex marriage
Former Vice President Dick Cheney and his wife have stepped into a sibling squabble after their daughters became involved in a public feud over gay marriage that began on Fox News Sunday and soon spread to social media.
Oz in Indonesia spying row
Australian Prime Minister's troubles compounded by revelations that President Yudhoyono's calls were among those spied on.
Savage: No number of tiki will make Charles a Kiwi
We need one of our own in the position to properly represent and symbolise New Zealand, writes Savage.
TV drama pits Kennedy vs killer
Anniversary of JFK's 1963 assassination marked by dramatization which parallels the president's last days and those of Lee Harvey Oswald
Typhoon Haiyan: Storm adds fuel to climate anger
Devastation in Philippines highlights urgency of Warsaw summit to pave the way for an agreement to bring down global emissions.
Berlusconi deputy defects to form new rightist party
Former Premier Silvio Berlusconi's political heir yesterday pledged to keep Italy's fragile coalition Government afloat, now that he has split with the media mogul and formed a rival centre-right party.
Chinese leadership gives princeling a stamp of approval
Xi Jinping, the stockily built, 60-year-old leader of the last major nation on earth ruled by a Communist Party, has had a good week.
Toronto mayor in crisis; some backers stay loyal
When Rob Ford was elected mayor of Toronto in 2010, his bluster and checkered past were widely known. A plurality of voters backed him anyway, eager to shake things up at a City Hall they viewed as elitist and wasteful.