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FRIDAY

"You have to feel sorry for the cat", Dennis Atkins, Courier-Mail
Labor did Turnbull like a dinner this week, Matthew Franklin, Australian
Rudd has totally messed with Turnbull's mind, Michelle Grattan, Age
A "payback campaign" against Turnbull may be mounted, Phillip Coorey SMH
"Liberals are demoralised, frustrated and angry", Dennis Shanahan, Australian
The moral of the story: "don't leak to a Lib", Laura Tingle AFR
Malcolm sees his clay feet for the first time & is confused, Michael Costa, Australian
It's a rerun of Heffernan & the fake Kirby Comcar records, Richard Ackland SMH
"A miserable week for Turnbull ends", Katharine Murphy, Age
Opposition asks more Grant questions... Matthew Franklin & Patricia Karvelas, Australian
And new questions concerning a Qld whitegoods importer, Richard Baker & Philip Dorling, Age 
"Lacklustre questions end poor week", Christian Kerr, Australian
Ludwig presses case against Abetz on misleading Senate, Matthew Franklin, Australian
Abetz is being unfairly lumbered according to some, Gerard McManus & Michael Harvey, Herald-Sun
AFP has interviewed PM's staffers, Danielle Cronin CT
More "calm resolve and courage" required, Dennis Shanahan, Australian
Rudd spends $730k on travel in six months, Patricia Karvelas, Australian
Meanwhile we still pay for Howard - $15k in airfares & a private plated car, Alison Rehn, Telegraph
Only 16 out of 225 MPs use frequent flyer points to cut travel bills, Ben Packham, Telegraph
Rudd chooses Rove & "Bruno" over WA Labor conference this weekend, Chalpat Sonti CT
Mitterrand: Monsieur Garrett est fantastique! AFP/SMH
Time ran out for an alcopops vote, Siobhain Ryan, Australian
Put Therese Rein's trainer in charge of national battle of the bulge, Sue Dunlevy, Telegraph
Latest pecuniary interests declarations, Phillip Hudson, Age
Gillard creates a frenzy in Bethlehem, John Lyons, Australian
Gillard tours refugee camps, Jason Koutsoukis SMH
States turn blind eye to water theft as Murray dries up, Miles Kemp, Advertiser
School infra projects are squeezing out private building projects, Gavin Lower, Australian
Building watchdog bill defeated in Senate, Patricia Karvelas, Australian
Building watchdog doesn't want its powers weakened anyway, Steven Scott & Mark Skulley AFR
"Economic forecasts show Australia leads the world", Stefanie Balogh, Courier-Mail
IMF to RBA: Don't raise interest rates hastily, David Uren, Australian
It'll be up to 6 months before new job service providers are up to speed, Stephanie Peatling SMH
Report: Centrelink needs to be better prepared for natural disasters, Markus Mannheim CT
ACCC has a win on the docks, Conroy looks at anti-siphoning options, John Durie, Australian
Cash for comment rules should be diluted, says PC, Ari Sharp SMH
Our carbon emissions continue to rise steadily, Marian Wilkinson SMH
Xenophon kicking in from own allowances to pay for more climate modelling, Tom Arup SMH 
Insurers are pushing us to the brink, say builders, Kelly Burke SMH
Kimberley Land Council wants a slice of Woodside's Browse Basin royalties, Patricia Karvelas, Australian
Big native title win for Kuuku Ya'u people in Cape York, Tony Koch, Australian 
Kuuku Ya'u win includes a big area of sea, Tom Arup & Yuko Narushima SMH
Christmas Island near capacity, more boats on way, Paul Maley & Debbie Guest, Australian
"I welcome this abolishing detention debt bill", Petro Georgiou, Age
MPs end detention debt, Yuko Narushima SMH
There is common ground as well as differences on rights bill, Frank Brennan, Australian
Bevis inquiry urges compo for poisoned RAAF workers, Mark Dodd & Michael McKenna, Australian
"Bligh flies pleb-style to meet Spanish King", Steven Wardill, Courier-Mail
Rann savages Lib leader over "Dodgygate", Greg Kelton, Advertiser
Rees Govt has lost effective control of the upper house, Imre Salusinszky, Australian
NSW "Labor bolts the door on MPs", Alexandra Smith & Andrew Clennell SMH
Rees Govt uses obscure "long bell" adjournment - a first, Simon Benson, Telegraph
Rees has two months to get Shooters Party back into the tent, Andrew Clennell et al SMH
It's politics first, policy second for O'Farrell, Andrew Clennell SMH
Seitz "revenge candidates" wreak havoc in Vic Labor preselections, Rick Wallace, Australian
Seitz rolls a "preselection hand grenade" under Vic ALP, David Rood, Age
Who will succeed Capon at AGNSW? Andrew Frost SMH
Sam Stosur wins, moveds into third round at Wimbledon, Richard Hinds SMH 
Hewitt wins too, AAP/SMH
Elliott, Kouta & the boys are no joke, Luke McIlveen, The Punch

Canberra weather: 12, possible late shower, BoM

International:
Michael Jackson dies & moves on to Neverland (the real one), People Magazine
"The 8 books Ahmadinejad doesn't want you to read", Patrick Clawson, Foreign Policy
Megawati wants Indonesia to go geothermal & hydroelectric, Hanan Nugroho, Jakarta Post
"Was the Obama campaign a lie?", Jonathan Chait, New Republic
Confirming & upending assumptions about gender bias in the theatre, Patricia Cohen NYT
"The 15 golden rules of theatre etiquette" (15!), Benedict Nightingale, Times
The literature of Laos, Anchalee Kongrut, Bangkok Post

THURSDAY

Turnbull met Grech (now in hospital) before Ctee hearing last week, Gerard McManus, Herald Sun
Govt claims "documentary proof" of leaks, Dennis Atkins & Stefanie Balogh, Courier-Mail
Today's Coalition splits: alcopops & climate change as Senate votes, Dennis Shanahan, Australian
Refugee debts inspire more Lib dissent, Yuko Narushima, Age
But on building watchdog, Coalition has a cunning plan, Patricia Karvelas, Australian
OECD: Australia will do better than budget forecasts, Peter Martin, Age
But it will be a weak recovery, Tim Colebatch, Age
Govt will lift ad spending by 30% next year, Paul McIntyre, Age
Turnbull encouraged Grech to release full email last week, Paul Maley & Dennis Shanahan, Australian
Turnbull claims parly privilege on leak probe, Michelle Grattan, Age
Nor will he reveal his sources, Phillip Coorey SMH
Turnbull is giving PM an argument for early election, Dennis Shanahan, Australian
This is a job for Danger Mouse, Malcolm Farr, Daily Telegraph
Turnbull believed his own publicity, Dennis Atkins, Courier-Mail
Shades of Harry Potter, complete with He Who Must Not Be Named, Annabel Crabb SMH
Albo puts Turnbull (& others) to the sword, BP Extra
Latham's lament: pollies aren't just for entertainment, Mark Latham AFR
John Howard says Grech is competent & hard-working, Louise Dodson et al AFR
Rudd eggs Libs to sack their leader, Matthew Franklin, Australian
The Libs are suffering infected anger, Christian Kerr, Australian
Now that is weird: ANU is beneficiary of OzCar trust, Mark Skulley AFR
The House has hallucinogenic qualities, Tony Wright, Age
Ole to you too, PM, Mark Dodd, Australian
No duck retreats in MPs' disclosures, Phillip Hudson, Age
Costello a victim of his own success, Arthur Sinodinos, Australian
SA Lib leader still tripping up on fake documents, Michael Owen, Australian
Rudd, Obama discuss climate change "progress", Michelle Grattan, Age
"Fielding frozen in climate disbelief", Tom Arup & Cathy Alexander, Age
Climate change action must be multilateral, Ross Garnaut, Age
New El Nino event will exacerbate drought, Peter Hunt, Weekly Times
Fed Forestry Minister Tony Burke backs Gunns pulp mill, Matthew Denholm, Australian
Indigenous jail toll requires radical action, Joel Gibson SMH
Swine flu is spreading fast in NT, Alyssa Betts, NT News
Third swine flu death: Vic govt denies delays, Stuart Rintoul, Australian
Flu season causes big problems for blood donations, Lisa Calautti, West Australian
States more reliant on Commonwealth for cash, George Megalogenis, Australian
Henry tax review may lower company tax, Michael Stutchbury, Australian
New credit laws will exempt retailers, Patricia Karvelas, Australian
ASIC defends itself before parly ctee, Siobhain Ryan, Australian
Watchdog wants to freeze ABC Learning founder's assets, Natasha Bita & Susannah Moran, Australian
Defence white paper is all spin & bluff, says Paul Dibb, Patrick Walters, Australian
Natl gateways vulnerable to organised crime, Nick McKenzie & Linton Besser, Age
Greens introduce same-sex marriage bill to Senate, Herald Sun
French may take over Melbourne's awful trains, Clay Lucas & David Rood, Age
Expansion opponents are cultural snobs, Justin Madden, Age
"Victoria's water policy is a shambles", Kenneth Davidson, Age
WA desal plant gets formal fed approval, Lee Rondganger, West Australian
A modest plan for Perth's waterfront, at last, Lee Rondganger, West Australian
WA Parly report card, Robert Taylor, West Australian
Qld Premier reckons states are good for something, Sean Parnell, Australian
Bligh: traffic jams caused by cars, not me, Rosemary Odgers, Courier-Mail
A journo is Qld's new Integrity Commissioner, Rosemary Odgers, Courier-Mail
Family ties of all Tassie MPs will be investigated, Sue Neales, Mercury
Social democrats worldwide must wrestle with Greens, Dennis Glover, Australian
Gillard deserves praise for going to Israel, Greg Sheridan, Australian
Albert Dadon has Rudd's ear on Israel, via the Besens, Jason Koutsoukis, Age
Palestinians want Diggers in Gaza, Greg Sheridan, Australian
Berlusconi: would you sit next to this man? Paola Totaro, Age
Prince Charles: enough to make you upend Voltaire, Elizabeth Farrelly SMH
Natl Museum to critical Keating: we're no lemon, Corrie Perkin, Australian
Another ABC honcho failed to spot Chaser's sick skit, Amanda Meade, Australian
Dump that vineyard dream right now, Mark Saunders, Weekly Times
Girl Guides reckon Down Under is a rip-off, Angus Hohenboken, Australian
Police to interview John Elliott on Carlton hush money claim, Peter Gregory & Samantha Lane, Age
Elliott is a dunderhead, Claire Sutherland, Herald Sun
Sharapova out of Wimbledon: Sam wins in doubles, Richard Hinds, Age
Qld wins Origin series because they are the best, Phil Gould SMH
New iPhone: less smudgy! Stephen Hutcheon SMH

Canberra weather: 12, fine partly cloudy, BoM

International:
Dozens dead in Baghdad bombing as US prepares to withdraw, BBC News
Adults in charge at MySpace, & they've sacked 300 people, Nicholas Carlson, Silicon Valley Insider
Sarkozy is a modern-day Robespierre, in pursuit of abstract freedoms, Stuart Jeffries, Guardian
Nelson Mandela's grandson claims his mantle, & possibly a lot of cash, Niren Tolsi, Mail & Guardian
All mothers want forgiveness, all fathers want applause, Jill Lepore, New Yorker
Banksy mural defaced by vandals: who can tell? Daily Mail

WEDNESDAY

Turnbull & Grech could be longstanding info mates, Michelle Grattan, Age
Turnbull: "I have certainly spoken to Mr Grech", Patricia Karvelas, Australian 
"What a fiasco", Jennifer Hewett, Australian
"Malcolm in a muddle", Dennis Atkins, Courier-Mail
Thank god for National E-Awareness Week, Tony Wright, Age
"Would you buy a second-hand ute from these men?" Michael Harvey, Herald-Sun
Treasury's Grech "diligent if somewhat eccentric", Mark Davis & Misha Schubert, Age
Mysterious Grech (check out the palm tree), Janet Fife-Yeomans & Alison Rehn, Telegraph
Grech in AFP probe as a persistent leak to Libs, Lenore Taylor & Paul Maley, Australian
Unnamed Lib: Grech "sympathetic to us for some time", Michael Harvey & Steve Lewis, Herald-Sun
Another unnamed Lib: Grech "very helpful", Stefanie Balogh & Steve Lewis, Courier-Mail
AFP monitoring potential Treasury leakers for some time, Malcolm Farr, Telegraph
Grech copied emails to Swan's home fax off his own bat, Matthew Franklin, Australian 
"Explain links to Grech, demands Swan", Phillip Coorey SMH
Meanwhile, KRudd demonstrates "nerd hubris" in caucus... Annabel Crabb SMH
And in QT forensically examines his earwax again (Warning: Pics), Christian Kerr, Australian
Turnbull, meanwhile, sweats on early poll, Patricia Karvelas & Matthew Franklin, Australian
Turnbull's "authority over his party is slipping" - more Libs to cross floor, Phillip Coorey SMH
Turnbull's "credibility...so cheapened he struggled to make an impact", Peter Hartcher SMH
Turnbull overkill raises deadly questions about his suitability to lead, Paul Kelly, Australian
Libs "look a beaten bunch", Turnbull's authority is shot, Dennis Shanahan, Australian
Turnbull's credibility may never recover from this, Shaun Carney, Age
Turnbull tells parliament he isn't a lame duck... Christian Kerr, Australian
As Opposition presses on other car dealers' fate... Phillip Coorey SMH
And I slink off musing that history will judge me, Peter Costello SMH
Pearce to retire, more Lib MPs likely to do the same, Dennis Shanahan, Australian
Committee to examine whether contempt of Senate occurred Friday, Paul Maley, Australian
Democracy: Don't underestimate it, or undervalue it, Janet Albrechtsen, Australian
Brits shouldn't be able to vote unless they take out Australian citizenship, Dan Harrison SMH
Opposition blocks replacement building watchdog bill, Patricia Karvelas, Australian
CEPU's Husic welcomes Telstra's senior exec pay freeze, Ben Schneiders SMH
Business welcomes delay of ETS vote until August, Lenore Taylor, Australian
Xenophon/Coalition deal sets August ETS vote date, Tom Arup SMH
Wong should "prepare to be questioned on cosmic waves", Michael Asten, Australian
Garrett presses for whale kill permit changes at IWC Portugal meeting, Andrew Darby, Age
"BankWatch plan falters due to lack of interest", Jessica Irvine SMH
Don't do dumb things in response to tax break incentives, Ross Gittins SMH
Big ABARE upgrade for iron ore exports to China, Matt Chambers & MIchael Sainsbury, Australian
Shares fall on back of World Bank warning, David Uren, Australian
Don't get too excited about the seeming recovery, John Durie, Australian 
Shareholders fall from 55%(2004) to 41%(2009) of population, Andrew Main, Australian
SMEs want a Late Payments Act so fewer of them go under, Adele Ferguson, Australian
ACOSS: Family payment changes will increase child poverty, Adele Horin SMH
More concerns about school infra rollout, Justine Ferrari & Pia Akerman, Australian
"Australian language policy is in crisis" Luke Slattery, Australian
Change teaching approach & really lift our Indon language skills, Jamie Mackie, Australian
Calls for financial safety net for foreign students, Andrew Trounson & Luke Slattery, Australian
Latest on academic staffing trends, Gavin Moodie, Australian
Australian Laureate Fellowships have been spread around, Bernard Lane, Australian
"Detention fees for asylum seekers set to be abolished", Yuko Narushima SMH
DMO tendering complexity delays guns by a year, Patrick Walters, Australian
"Israel to Gillard: thanks for standing by us", Jason Koutsoukis, Age
"Gillard walks the world stage in Israel" Abraham Rabinovich, Australian
UN asks Australia not to forget poor countries in GFC, Daniel Flitton, Age
Rees tries to stir some caucus solidarity after bad Newspoll... Imre Salusinszky, Australian
As vaunted Sartor challenge fails to materialise, Simon Benson, Telegraph
SA Minister says APY lands' (white) administrator is blocking anti-child abuse action, Michael Owen, Australian
Barnett criticises straight-talking public servant, Paige Taylor, Australian
Poll: Queenslanders want to get rid of State MPs, Steven Wardill, Courier-Mail
Slammin' Sam has first round win at Wimbledon, Richard Hinds, Age

Canberra weather: 13, morning fog, a few showers, BoM

International:
Sarkozy condemns burqas as oppressive to women, Reuters
Better to avoid generating carbon emissions than create offsets, Ova Candra Dewi, Jakarta Post
"Youthful Chinese mayor comes under fire for 'inexperience' ", Xinhua/China Daily
"The world's most expensive magazine" (even Anselm Kiefer is in it), Horacio Silva NYT
"Can theatre have a national character?" Andrew Haydon, Guardian
"Is your ab workout hurting your back?" Gretchen Reynolds NYT

TUESDAY

Probably no emissions trading vote until August, Lenore Taylor, Australian
But big polluters may still need special Garrett approval, Tom Arup SMH
Steve Fielding a swine flu risk, but won't take a sickie, Tom Arup SMH
The email is fake: now whodunnit, & why? Annabel Crabb SMH
Public servant Godwin Grech is "suspected", Phillip Coorey SMH
Grech to News Ltd: I still believe "initial response" came from PM's office, Steve Lewis & Alison Rehn, Herald Sun
"Beware of geeks bearing gifts", Phillip Coorey SMH
All recent scandals have been about promoting K. Rudd, Dennis Atkins, Courier-Mail
PM blitzes late-night TV, Michelle Grattan & Ari Sharp, Age
Smoking gun blows up in Turnbull's face, Malcolm Farr, Daily Telegraph
"The morale effect has been significant", Malcolm Farr, Daily Telegraph
Kevin Rudd has tasted blood, Michelle Grattan, Age
How Malcolm must yearn for the Spycatcher days, Tony Wright, Age
Turnbull is now the leader who cried wolf, Peter Hartcher SMH
Turnbull is a (ute) crash test dummy, Laura Tingle AFR
Turnbull: not my email, not my problem, Gerard McManus, Herald Sun
PM: Turnbull is "swinging in the wind", Matthew Franklin & Paul Maley, Australian
The Coalition is gutted, Dennis Shanahan, Australian
Grech worked briefly for Joe Hockey, Paul Maley & Mark Dodd, Australian
Grech an unlikely character in a bizarre affair, Michelle Grattan, Age
Ex-Turnbull adviser denies any link, Ben Packham, Herald Sun
Swan's office lobbied Treasury for other dealers, Patricia Karvelas, Australian
Swan says lack of special treatment "beyond doubt", Stefanie Balogh et al, Courier-Mail
But Grant still got good service from Swan, Lenore Taylor, Australian
Car dealers: we didn't get the same promise, David Crowe AFR
"Mr Swan is far from being out of the woods", Michael Harvey, Herald Sun
Fake email is a red herring, Piers Akerman, Daily Telegraph
Kev has a mate: what's the big deal? Paul Syvret, Courier-Mail
One week off the leash, & look what happens to Turnbull, Paul Williams, Courier-Mail
Most of yesterday's action took place outside the House, Christian Kerr, Australian
Meanwhile ute sales are booming after federal budget, David Uren, Australian
Swan has indeed delivered a boost to car dealers, Peter Martin, Age
Costello: get a grip (on spending), Matthew Franklin, Australian
The story is not corruption, but its absence, Gerard Henderson SMH
There are much more important things to worry about, Tim Colebatch, Age
The biggest risk of mega-spending is corruption of reform, Michael Stutchbury, Australian
Undue influence still needs to be debated, Joo-cheong Tham, Age
Someone still must question the spend, spend, spend, Malcolm Colless, Australian
How can $14.7 billion make parents & teachers unhappy? It has, Jennifer Buckingham, Australian
Now have a drink: Coalition won't oppose alcopops tax rise, Mark Metherell SMH
Four Coalition MPs still against alcopops tax rise, Melissa Jenkins, Age
Cig smokers pay for their own healthcare, but not drinkers, David Uren, Australian
Newspoll: Nathan Rees is still on the nose in NSW, Imre Salusinszky, Australian
NSW Coalition, leading 2PP 55%/45%, would win easily, Australian
The dead cat has bounced, & is still dead, Imre Salusinszky, Australian
Most super funds will lose at least 10% next week, Clancy Yeates SMH
More changes expected on employee share schemes, Patrick Durkin & John Kehoe AFR
Telstra freezes top 200 execs' pay, Dominic White AFR
"Speculative character grounds" can no longer deny a visa, Yuko Narushima SMH
Greens want to shed terrorism laws, Brendan Nicholson SMH
Remote energy plan axed, but not for WA, AAP/West Australian
A new blow for the solar power industry, Adam Morton, Age
Carbon dioxide is not the only climate change villain, Peter Schwerdtfeger, Australian
If we can't fix plastic bags, how can we fix the climate? Ian Kiernan, Age
ACTU wants a universal pension payment, Patricia Karvelas, Australian
Drivers cause most level-crossing crashes: parly report, David McKenzie, Weekly Times
ANU proves employers still have an Anglo bias, Shane Wright, West Australian
NSW, Vic & Qld all want broadband HQ, Andrew Colley, Australian
Vic Minister gets death threats over fluoride in water, Rick Wallace, Australian
Ex-journo Nick Reece may be next Vic ALP State Sec, Rick Wallace, Australian
Phil Cleary may try as independent for Vic seat of Brunswick, Sarah-Jane Collins, Age
No change on SA Libs leader: he's still a problem, Michael Owen, Australian
"Upbeat, positive" SA Libs refuse to support their leader, Greg Kelton, Advertiser
Ritchie quit, but Tassie MPs can still keep jobs in the family, Matthew Denholm, Australian
PM should formulate new China policy, then talk it up, Peter Hartcher SMH
Julia Gillard arrives in Israel, Jason Koutsoukis SMH
Iran's electoral watchdog finds fault in 50 districts, John Lyons, Australian
Former ABC reporter Peter Lloyd may be released from prison, Tom Allard SMH
Super-swimsuit ban reversed, but Speedo & Aussies left in lurch, Nicole Jeffery, Australian
Odds are, you won't win $50 million tonight, Richard Jinman SMH

Canberra weather: 16, early fog then fine, BoM

International:
Two-shot victory for Lucas Glover at US Open, Lynn Zinser NYT
In Europe, trains remain a backdrop for intrigue & danger, Sebastian Rotella, LA Times
20,000 readers sift through 457,000 pages of data for Guardian, Steven Morris & Simon Rogers, Guardian
Nudity & illegal drugs need not end a media career at CNN, Gareth McLean, Guardian
"Forget about that Buffett guy", John Rosevear, Motley Fool
"From Shetl to Chateau", Marc Chagall, Richard Dorment NYRB

MONDAY

Emissions bill now has nothing to do with the environment, Tim Colebatch, Age
ETS bill to go down this week: Who, or what, will go down with it? Michael Harvey, Herald Sun
Parliament may sit on Friday this week, Siobhain Ryan, Australian
OzCar stoush "a confusing battle of bluff & bluster", Michelle Grattan, Age
OzCar: Govt says other car dealers were treated the same, Phillip Coorey SMH
Someone's credibility will not survive, Lenore Taylor, Australian
Without the evidence, Turnbull has overextended himself, Lenore Taylor, Australian
Theatrical Turnbull: Too much swash, not enough buckle, Peter Hartcher SMH
A new aggression in politics, fuelled by personal animosity, Phillip Coorey SMH
It's now crash through or crash for Rudd & Turnbull, Malcolm Farr, Daily Telegraph
What evidence there is tells us little, Dennis Atkins, Courier-Mail
Opposition will target Swan today, Michelle Grattan, Age
Nothing special about a document faxed home: Swan, Mark Davis SMH
Auditor-General's inquiry will be quick, secret, Siobhain Ryan & Paul Maley, Australian
PM hasn't handled OzCar brouhaha the right way, Glenn Milne, Australian
Transparency is already a casualty, Piers Akerman, Daily Telegraph
If the email exists, the AFP can find it, Brendan Nicholson, Age
Plenty of allegations were flying last week, Steve Lewis, Daily Telegraph
Distressed public servant being "helped", Phillip Coorey SMH
Godwin Grech is in poor health, Paul Maley & Siobhain Ryan, Australian
Turnbull reckons Andrew Charlton mentioned OzCar first, Glenn Milne, Australian
Rush to intervene makes Rudd more vulnerable, Mark Latham AFR
The business of managing Opposition business, Paul Sheehan SMH
PM farewells Richard Pratt, again, Terry Brown, Herald Sun
No Future Fund gig for Costello, Paul Maley, Australian
Police probe into RBA banknote contract, Nick McKenzie & Richard Baker, Age
Schools are failing us, Gillard tells US audience, Farrah Tomazin & Josephine Tovey SMH
Schools stimulus is forcing mergers, claim parents, Matthew Denholm, Australian
Henry tax review will scrap stamp duty on home loans, David Uren, Australian
Cigs could go up to $16 a pack, Renee Viellaris & Anna Caldwell, Courier-Mail
Don't believe the money market: Interest rates will fall, Ross Gittins SMH
ASIC will be grilled by parly c'tee this week, Blair Speedy, Australian
Swine flu is especially dangerous for indigenous communities, Natasha Robinson, Australian
AMWU promises violence will not be tolerated, Ben Schneiders, Age
Sudden closure of NSW energy saving scheme will cost business, Brian Robins SMH
Kids can play under sprinklers again & cars can be hosed in Sydney, Brian Robins SMH
Australian forests can help save the planet, Gavan McFadzean, Age
Enviroment Dept is NT's biggest greenhouse emitter, Nick Calacouras, NT News
"Beware the greenies who think people are parasites", Brendan O'Neill, Australian
Intl Whaling Commission to attempt new deal this week, Andrew Darby SMH
Europe wants to hunt more whales than Japan, John Vidal & Andrew Darby, Age
We still need to tackle the legacy of White Australia, Lindy Edwards, Age
Heroin supply is not booming, but related problems are, Don Weatherburn SMH
Why heroin works for some people, Chris Middendorp, Age
SA Lib leader still embroiled in fake documents mess, Michael Owen, Australian
SA Lib president reckons leader is "bulletproof", Greg Kelton & Joanna Vaughan, Advertiser
Inside Tehran, on a bus - the only safe place, John Lyons, Australian
A weakened Iranian regime is good news for US, Greg Sheridan, Australian
Al Jazeera should be on air in Australia, Mark Day, Australian
Westminster's woes can teach our parliaments something, Jack Snelling, Australian
Carlton paid hush money over sex assault claims, says John Elliott, Paul Millar, Age
Ten years ago, Hewitt & Dokic made their Wimbledon debut, Richard Hinds SMH

Canberra weather: 16, mostly fine, BoM

Best from the Weekend:
For Turnbull, a little freedom could be a dangerous thing, Annabel Crabb SMH 
What is it with these state moves toward protectionism? Michelle Grattan, Sun-Herald
Josh Frydenberg is the next Lib candidate for Kooyong, Melissa Fyfe, Sunday Age
Anna Bligh has squandered Labor's victory, Dennis Atkins, Courier-Mail
Tassie MP Allison Ritchie quits over nepotism claims, Damien Brown, Mercury
Underestimate Tracy at your peril, Michael Bodey, Australian

International:
Fugitive ex-Thai PM's party sweeps weekend by-election, Aekarach Sattaburuth, Bangkok Post
Why would an investment banker buy a newspaper? Not for the real estate, honest, Beina Xu WSJ
Non-sticky lipgloss, non-stinky deodorant: Big beauty breakthroughs? Brooke Le Poer Trench, Allure
Spoiler alert: Mad Men moves beyond the Cuban missile crisis, Melissa Maerz, Rolling Stone
Wimbledon without rain? You cannot be serious, Sarah Lyall NYT
Amsterdam gets its own Hermitage, NRC Handelsblad