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TODAY - September 10, 2011
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The towers still loom above us, or their absence does. The actual images of 9/11 never lose their power to shock.
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Tips and rumours
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Obama’s American Jobs Act address
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Save the gloom for offshore: our economy is performing well
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Julia undeserving of At Home with … and so are we
Once I watched At Home with Julia, my discomfort flourished, bloomed and became generally exponential, writes author and editor Sophie Cunningham.
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Hussein on 9/11: it was never as simplistic as us-versus-them
Ten years ago, writes Shakira Hussein, just knowing the name “bin Laden” qualified you as moderately well-informed. Ten years go, Australia was still processing “Hansonism.” And then…
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In today’s Media Briefs: murder and garlic bread … snag in a test tube … NATO-led forces kill BBC journo … Michael Smith silenced and more …
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Licensing won’t help save journalism
As an offshoot of the bloggers vs journalists debate, the idea has been floated that an official body could license journos. But that would create more trouble than it’s worth, writes Matthew Ingram.
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A staggering 11.7 million Australians pick up a paper featuring Andrew Bolt’s column each week. But his column is only the start of his influence. The Bolt orchestra plays all through the week, making his tunes impossible to ignore.
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film reviews
The Change-Up is a body switch comedy in the gimmicky tradition of films like Dating the Enemy and Freaky Friday. The jokes rely on crass throwaway moments and the screenplay is cloyingly sentimental, writes Luke Buckmaster.
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theatre reviews
The cast burn incandescently with character and energy in this new Weill and Brecht production that rollicks along with erratic and manic energy, writes Lloyd Bradford Skye.
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Gina Rinehart and daughter at war: the heiress’ contradiction
One thing is certain after yesterday’s revelation that Gina Rinehart’s daughter Hope Welker has launched a legal claim against her own mother — it is going be an awkward Christmas at the Rinehart household this year.
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Throughout 2011, Australia’s best-funded environment organisations have been united in support of the Labor government’s push to establish a carbon price. Not everyone thinks this is a good thing, writes Leigh Ewbank.
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Disillusioned at the divisions that have opened between footy’s haves and have-nots? There is only one course open to the AFL that would maintain the integrity of the competition. That is to reduce the number of teams, writes Patrick Devery.
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The Stump / Richard Farmer
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