"Overcoming Indigenous Disadvantage", 2009, Productivity Commission
Full scale of indigenous disadvantage revealed, Matthew Franklin & Paul Maley, Australian
"The gulf continues to grow..." Yuko Narushima & Hatharine Murphy, Age
Rudd: "We have to redouble & treble our efforts", Yuko Narushima SMH
Scrymgour: Intervention spend "hasn't hit the mark", Mark Schliebs, Courier-Mail
Sale of healthy food in Aboriginal communities to be mandated, Phillip Coorey SMH
Sport can strengthen Aboriginal communities, Warren Mundine SMH
COAG agrees to a "national childhood strategy", Stephanie Peatling SMH
COAG discusses foreign students' safety, Michelle Grattan, Age
COAG to take another look at low emission car incentives, Mark Davis SMH
"This week...Rudd brazenly ditched two key promises", Sue Dunlevy, Telegraph
Trade deficit doubles: exports dived last month as imports roll in, David Uren, Australian
As Rudd heads to Europe, more ETS turbulence ahead, Michelle Grattan, Age
Rudd commissions ETS electricity generator stress test, Duncan Hughes et al AFR
ETS is flawed but fixable, Brad Page AFR
Flannery urges people to accept higher power bills, Cara Jenkin & Mark Kenny, Advertiser
Hobart has highest June rainfall for 50 years, Mercury
"Town offers $1 rents to break resident drought", Mex Cooper, Age
Green tape fears grow, Imre Salusinszky, Australian
The Green-industrial complex is lining its pockets, Brendan O'Neill, Australian
Feral camels (amongst others) are in Garrett's gun sights, Ben Cubby SMH
This parliament the most unruly ever - Hockey, Dutton worst offenders, Michael Harvey, Telegraph
Senator Mason: I wish Aussie MPs were more like those cerebral Tories, Katharine Murphy, Age
"Bravo Kevin & Brendan", Maxine McKew, The Punch
Howard says Rudd spin cycle is trashier than his, Imre Salusinszky, Australian
"Utegate bad news for credibility all round", Laura Tingle AFR
Has Treasury retained its independence? John Kehoe AFR
OzCar: Rudd says it's all News Limited's fault, Matthew Franklin, Australian
Rudd may attend Deniliquin Ute Muster, Cathy Alexander, Telegraph
Last month a ute was Australia's top selling car, Neil McDonald, Herald-Sun
Ex-Labor MP clocks up $8k a month in gold pass airfares, Phillip Hudson SMH
Gillard: Crazy to fine media for publishing school tables, Farrah Tomazin, Age
O'Farrell sticks to his guns against school rankings, Alexandra Smith & Andrew Clennell SMH
Gillard: We want the full information out, Bruce McDougall, Telegraph
Rudd & Emerson were right to dump Grocery Choice, Michael Costa, Australian
Coles: GST shouldn't apply to pads & tampons, Karen Collier, Herald-Sun
Govt, consumers have to press harder for real competition, John Hewson AFR
Ex-Labor staffer says Rudd is reregulating economy, Corin McCarthy, Australian
WA is only state where Opposition leads on primaries, Dennis Shanahan, Australian
Rudd has some big decisions to make on super, Dennis Shanahan, Australian
Future Fund wants more changes to Telstra board, Dominic White AFR
Dr says Rudd Govt failed to follow its own flu pandemic plan, Nick Miller, Age
Med school grads drift away from general practice to specialties, Mark Metherell SMH
"The evil men do & the courts that ignore it", David Penberthy, The Punch
Human rights right in the warm bosom of the mother country, Richard Ackland SMH
Michael Wesley: Region has us under the microscope, Daniel Flitton, Age
Afghanistan offensive begins - troops told to avoid killing civilians, Brendan Nicholson, Age
Ordinary Afghans get on with rebuilding their country, Daniel Flitton, Age
"Rise of China no cause for alarm", Paul Keating SMH
Keating takes swipe at Rudd, white paper, in Curtin lecture, Alison Rehn, Telegraph
Keating fails to endorse Rudd's Asian Union idea, Patrick Walters, Australian
Keating to US: Turn away from "mindless fizz of ever more consumption", Daniel Flitton, Age
"China's lonely heretic", Rowan Callick, Australian
"Children are not just little consumers", Patricia Edgar, Age
"Daniel Radcliffe is forever Harry", Stephanie Bunbury SMH
Canberra weather: 10, morning showers, BoM
International:
Japanese Govt cruelly cuts out support for single mothers, Natsuko Fukue, Japan Times
Merkel's poll lead grows as, against advice, she pledges tax cuts, Andrea Thomas WSJ
The elusive green economy: "It feels like 1977 all over again", Joshua Green, The Atlantic
Historic Scottish houses under serious threat, Gareth Harris, Art Newspaper
Dan Weldon, printmaking innovation & NZ vistas "interpreted in abstract", Benjamin Gennochio NYT
"Club rugby is on its last legs" & other melancholy late male musings, JM Coetzee NYRB