
See what federal Labor politicians are saying about Monday's leadership spill and which camp they will support.
Now it's personalJulia Gillard has promised to return to the backbench if she doesn't win Monday morning's leadership spill against rival Kevin Rudd.
In the Rudd cornerSenior ministers including Kim Carr and Martin Ferguson speak out in favour of Kevin Rudd, saying he is best placed to defeat Tony Abbott.
Shipwreck inquestA coronial inquest into the Christmas Island boat tragedy that killed 50 people has found the island did not have adequate rescue capability.
Rare whale footage
Tasmanian-based scientists are celebrating a recent sighting of the rare Shepherd's beaked whale.
Oscar predictions
The Artist is the odds on favourite for best film at this year's Academy Awards, but The Help has the greatest popular appeal.
Marie Colvin, who died trying to draw attention to Syria's plight, has been remembered for her exceptional bravery.
Fed up
ABC News
The mood in Julia Gillard's home suburb of Altona is one of fatigue, with the public saying they are tired of the Labor 'soap opera'.
Six-goal thriller
A second-half comeback denied Gold Coast United rounding off a turbulent week with a memorable victory over the Central Coast.
Who do you support?
Curated by Gary Kemble
We asked our audience whether they supported PM Julia Gillard or predecessor Kevin Rudd. Here is a selection of their responses.
'Be a gentleman'
By Amy Simmons
If you swear, speak loudly on the phone or honk your horn there is now a dedicated day to curb your 'ungentlemanly' ways.
Sonar 'sight'
Winsome Denyer
A Californian man who has been blind since he was a baby demonstrates how he 'sees' using a form of echolocation.
Rudd's rises and falls
Take a look at a timeline of Kevin Rudd's colourful career in the Labor Party.
Fit for the Queen
Trainer Peter Moody has confirmed Black Caviar will be rested as part of her preparation for a trip to Royal Ascot.
'Kia Kaha'
Survivors and supporters use social media to reflect on the Christchurch earthquake, which struck a year ago.
Eyes in the sky
As the media starts to deploy small toy-like drones to cover stories, what ethical and safety issues are arising?
Trevor Bormann meets a teenager and an outsider who share hope for women in a dangerous and oppressive place.
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What most Australians really want right now is an election, but they aren't likely to get one, says Barrie Cassidy.