Justice under fire

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It is observed that the Australia's defence and intelligence services are in crisis because of systematic problems involving culture and accountability, but the most immediate problem is the attempted character assassination of a 49-year-old Lieutenant Colonel Lance Collins. The further explosive charges against the military and its political masters are also considered as factors responsible for it.

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The world according to Meg Lees

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Australian Democratic Party leader Meg Lees will have a Senate majority after Jul 1, 1999. She opposes the government of John Howard on economics, health, and other social issues. Although many policymakers emphasized Australia's growing economy, Lees insists the numbers of impoverished Australians are also growing. Lees feels government should not be continually made smaller and weaker.

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Bitter cup

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The dispute between Australian Rugby Union (ARU) boss John O'Neill and Wallaby captain George Gregan is discussed. The players are demanding higher financial rewards on winning the World Cup.

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