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FRIDAY

Jacquie & Julia (a very fair review), Chris Wallace, The Monthly
Sex Discrimination Act turns 25, Adele Horin SMH
Netball Australia condemns ABC show's group sexual assault skit, Telegraph
Arts establishment's indifference to Geoffrey Tozer killed him, Paul Keating, Age
Malcolm likes "Eagle Rock", Julie likes Dusty, Kevin likes Cranky Franky, AAP/SMH
Turnbull stakes his leadership on ETS, Michelle Grattan, Age
Turnbull: Back me or sack me, Phillip Coorey SMH
Turnbull delivers ultimatum to rogue colleagues, Stefanie Balogh, Courier-Mail
"Turnbull goes for broke on ETS", Andrew Probyn, West Australian
"Turnbull has drawn a line in the sand", Mark Kenny, Advertiser
Turnbull risks political career over hot air, Lenore Taylor, Australian
Take a cup of java, add ABC's Matt & Dave & Turnbull has lift-off, Christian Kerr, Australian
"A typically Turnbull gesture. All or nothing. Take it or leave it." Michelle Grattan, Age
Turnbull faces two party room showdowns, Lenore Taylor, Australian
Labor's regional vote slide & the hidden opposition to ETS, Dennis Shanahan, Australian
Why is Lib leader having to defend a position business supports? David Crowe AFR 
Business has ceased speaking in national interest on ETS, John Roskam AFR
Good oppositions try to knock bad bills into shape, Tony Abbott, Telegraph
Turnbull ought to get real, fast, on campaign funding reform, Michael Danby, BP Extra
Cops called to Alex Hawke's office as faction war hots up, Imre Salusinszky, Australian
Mike Rann bashed at fundraiser, Paul Starick et al, Advertiser 
Rann attack: It was nearly a knifing, Pia Akerman, Australian
Meanwhile in Tasmania, Bartlett Govt minister gets aggressive, Michael Stedman, Mercury
And companies & the rich can expect more aggression from the ATO, John Kehoe AFR 
Kevin knocked over by bug, cancels Hungarian president meet, Misha Schubert, Age
Strangelove possibilities in Krudd's new situation room, Tony Wright SMH
CEPU wants explained how Telstra breakup will affect its workers, Dan Oakes, Age
Yes, Telstra has shareholders - but it has workers, too! Ed Husic, Age
Fielding puts 5 conditions on support for building watchdog bill, Ben Schneiders, Age
For first time, Evans is sending some failed asylum seekers home, Michelle Grattan, Age
Asylum seeker surge is causing internal angst for Rudd Govt, Michelle Grattan, Age
NT Police: Asylum seeker boat fire deliberately lit, Lex Hall, Australian 
NT Police think there's an asylum seeker cover up over boat fire, Lindsday Murdoch, Age
NT Police: There's not enough evidence to press charges, Rebekah Cavanagh, NT News
Big jump in number of asylum seekers granted refugee visas, Alison Rehn, Telegraph
Savers, not earners, will be big winners from Henry Tax Review, David Uren, Australian
Henry may recommend lower tax rate on savings, Tim Colebatch, Age
Henry: Tax parity between labour & savings earnings is old hat, Jacob Saulwick SMH
Are the states cost-shifting on schools money? Justine Ferrari, Australian
Australian academics: Old, overworked & stressed, Miki Perkins, Age
Academics are disillusioned by corp mgt culture at unis today, Andrew Trounson, Australian
Dalrymple Bay coal bottleneck costs $500m a year, Tony Koch & Andrew Fraser, Australian
"Woolly thinking is no way to save the world", Henry Ergas, Australian
McClelland now has Frank Brennan's HR consultation report, Richard Ackland SMH
Extradition laws may be revamped with an eye to human rights, Carol Nader, Age   
AFP probe into RBA company over note contract, Richard Baker & Nick McKenzie, Age
Carr, Bracks lead car industry mission overseas, Shaun Carney, Age
Fels draws attention to little noticed part of exec pay report, Adele Ferguson, Australian
Market surveillance announcement surprised ASIC, ASX, Michael Atkin, Australian
Ludwig has a problem with whistleblower bill: Allan Kessing, Chris Merritt, Australian
"O'Connor faces crime cash showdown", Nicola Berkovic, Australian
GM canola jumps containment line, "contaminates" beehive, Adam Morton, Age
A good news story about foreign students, Katherine Kizilos, Age 
Terrible death toll in Sumatran earthquake, Tom Allard, Age
Seach for bodies continues after Samoan tsunami, Malcolm Brown SMH
When the earth shudders... Asa Wahquist & Leigh Dayton, Australian
I told the Chinese ambo to read key speech by FIRB's exec, Glenda Korporaal, Australian
Clive Palmer is still copping it over his FIRB comments, Matthew Stevens, Australian
Are we prepared to deliver what's necessary in Afghanistan? Cynthia Banham SMH
Gaza, the UN & the Goldstone Report, Jim Molan, Australian 
The US, the Middle East & those tricky nuclear issues, Michael Gerson, Australian
Christopher Hitchens hates religion & smokes in the shower, Matthew Buchanan SMH 
"The power of sport", Peter Holmes a Court, The Punch
Ernie Award winners 2009, Sean Nicholls & Emily Dunn SMH 
Overland: Cops will be in gay pride march with me on full pay, Brendan Roberts & Matt Johnston, Herald-Sun 
We have more pride in our country than any other nation, Andrew Main, Australian

Canberra weather: 18, rain periods developing, BoM

International:
"What is an Andy Warhol?" Richard Dorment NYRB
Artists bearding the China lion & living to tell the tale, Ian Johnson & Sky Canaves WSJ
China's Iran conundrum, Evan Osnos, New Yorker
Media frenzy at the other Copenhagen meet (the Michelle Obama one), Juliet Macur NYT
Morale is low & people are scared as GFC pounds uni History Depts, Robert B Townsend, AHA
"Three hot books you can't download", Lydia Dishman, Fast Company

THURSDAY

Turnbull shirtfronts ETS dissenters, Michelle Grattan, Age
Turnbull: Coalition ETS critics speak for no-one but themselves, Phillip Coorey SMH
Turnbull denies he's lost control of his party room, Mark Kenny, Advertiser
At least Malcolm's frontbench is backing him on ETS, Lenore Taylor, Australian
Copenhagen is doomed. Don't have ETS vote until it's over. Alan Wood, Australian
Does Rudd really want 3 elections in 5 years? I think not. Malcolm Farr, Telegraph
Malcolm had a lovely time in Britain & Italy, Christian Kerr, Australian
Samoans had 3 mins warning of tsunami, Jamie Walker & Patrick Walters, Australian
High tech "situation room" to be built next to cabinet room, Phillip Hudson SMH
It'll have the works, maybe even batphones, Ben Packham, Courier-Mail
Labor makes good on promise to cut govt ad bill, Lara Sinclair & Christian Kerr, Australian
Not one parent's payments suspended in NT school trial, Natasha Robinson, Australian 
Kimberley elders want more diversionary programs, Nicolas Perpitch, Australian
Expert disagrees with Pearson's truancy fix, Sarah Elks & Natasha Robinson, Australian
"There is an emerging cult of first ladies in the world", Tony Wright SMH
34yo social democrat seeks equality of opportunity or similar, Corin McCarthy, Australian
Kids from welfare-dependent families worse off than thought, Adele Horin SMH
Boat people surge may spill over into Darwin, Siobhain Ryan, Australian
Drought-stricken Riverina forests in deep trouble, Marian Wilkinson SMH
Feds aren't bidding on Cubbie Station... Peter Ker, Age
But offshore buyers are very interested, Asa Wahlquist, Australian
Economists say govt needs to fix "regulatory capture" in banking system Tim Colebatch, Age
"Sharp rise in rows with big banks", Stephen Lunn, Australian
This column contains a good econometric joke. Seriously. Don Harding, Australian
We're back in the stores, bidding up & renovating houses too, David Uren, Australian
IMF warns of possible "double dip" recession, David Uren, Australian
Infrastructure Australia is considering PPP reforms, Annabel Hepworth AFR
We're good at value creation, bad at value capture, Mark Trigg AFR
Political parties & developer donations, Mark Latham AFR
Qantas now operates only 1 in 5 intl flights in/out of Australia, Steve Creedy, Australian
NSX to list frozen mortgage & property funds, Anthony Klan, Australian
PC report on exec pay, Phillip Coorey SMH
Shareholders like it, Nicola Berkovic, Australian
PC report rejects salary caps, Misha Schubert & Ben Schneiders, Age
PC's exec pay report is sensible, Michelle Grattan, Age
"A well-researched, uncontroversial report", John Durie, Australian
Business divided over PC recommendations, Adele Ferguson & Scott Murdoch, Australian
"The comrades at Trades Hall will be disappointed", Matthew Stevens, Australian 
Tax concessions on property are pricing low earners out of market, Tony Nicholson SMH
Bligh thumps Blues over GST whinge... Jamie Walker, Australian 
And KO's Clive Palmer over China/FIRB comment, Jamie Walker, Australian
At approx 2.02pm today, our population will pass the 22m mark, Telegraph
Implications of the 35m Australian population projection, Bernard Salt, Australian 
The generation war is phoney, Kaye Fallick, Age
Melbourne Business School & Economics Faculty merger called off, Farrah Tomazin, Age
Fed Court crying out for more judges, say existing ones, Joel Gibson SMH
Eric Hawley's broking firm sued over his trades, Elisabeth Sexton SMH
Most travellers, including to Burma, aren't idiots, Mic Looby, Age
The Chinese don't seem all that fussed about democracy, Ross Cameron SMH
China on parade, but celebrating exactly what? Michael Sainsbury, Australian
Greek PM candidate promises better deal for Australian-Greeks, Peter Wilson, Australian
"Tomorrow the Irish determine the future of the EU", Greg Sheridan, Australian
The UN: Don't start me... Piers Akerman, Telegraph
"Why journalists make lousy premiers", Chalpat Sonti SMH
"Cadel Evans's humility hid his brilliance from critics", Kevin Andrews, The Punch
"Samson & Delilah" will be our Oscars entry this year, Andrew Fenton, Advertiser
"The trouble with Australian theatre", Peter Craven SMH
Last post for Trading Post, Sally Jackson, Australian
Death of Alan Farrelly, David Hirst, Age 

Canberra weather: 24, fine, mostly sunny, BoM

International:
"Narrow banking", a concept you need to think about right now, Martin Wolf FT
PM's national anthem initiative is a boring gimmick, Atiya Achakulwisut, Bangkok Post
"In the '70s, all New York seemed young & gay", Dwight Garner NYT
 "Malaysian & Indonesian history is so intertwined", Berly Martawardaya & Achmad Adhitya, Jakarta Post 
Vote on site for 2016 Olympics happens tomorrow, Roger Thurow WSJ
"Pop Life" at Tate Modern, Adrian Searle, Guardian

WEDNESDAY

Fielding to Turnbull: Give Coalition MPs an ETS conscience vote, Michelle Grattan, Age
Macfarlane tries to beat ETS rebels into line with Howard's old policy, Phillip Coorey SMH
Macfarlane still expects a consensus coalition ETS position, Peter van Onselen, Australian
Rudd is talking tosh on tariff retaliation against non-ETS countries, Geoff Carmody, Australian
Cousins: Turnbull should go back to merchant banking, Matthew Denholm, Australian
"Samoan quake spawns killer tsunami", ABC Online
Budget $5bn better than expected, David Uren, Australian
Mining companies & financial institutions boosted revenue take, Phillip Coorey SMH
Business correcting a "hefty tax bill" helped budget bottom line, Renee Viellaris, Courier-Mail
Economists can't agree on what caused GFC or what lessons are, Tim Colebatch, Age
It's the economy, stupid, Paul Kelly, Australian
RBA house price inflation warning, Clancy Yeates & Michelle Grattan, Age
"Housing prices are ready to explode", Scott Murdoch & David Uren, Australian
It'll push up rents & lock low income earners out of buying, Mark Kenny, Advertiser
House prices to escalate cos govts don't get policy right, Jacob Saulwick & Clancy Yeates SMH
Swan attacks premiers for "pickpocketing pensioners", Misha Schubert, Age
"Rudd Government...outrage is confected", Ross Gittins SMH
Rumblings about whether Jodie Campbell is performing in Bass, Matthew Denholm, Australian
Campbell's partner claims in court she didn't apply for restraining order, Paul Carter, Age
Pearson's welfare approach works in Cape York, Natasha Robinson & Sarah Elks, Australian
Financial sanctions get Cape York kids to go to school, Tony Koch, Australian 
Macklin asked to save hostel for Indigenous uni hopefuls, Natasha Robinson, Australian
"Koori children's court proves no deterrent to reoffending", Gary Hughes, Australian
Focus on behaviour, not race, dealing with chronic health problems, Peter Sutton, Australian
Australia's medical bill tops $100bn for first time, Ben Packham, Herald-Sun
AIHW report: States cut hospital spend as Feds spend more, Siobhain Ryan, Australian
Hospitals: Yep, NSW is costshifting, Mark Metherell SMH
Opthamologists say govt doesn't get complexity of what they do, Adam Cresswell, Australian
Costello should've kept his nose out of national fertility issue, Neil Mitchell, Herald-Sun
Biologist may become our first female Nobel laureate next week, Bernard Lane, Australian
Homophobia is on the rise & govts need to do something about it, Dennis Altman, Age
Yellow-vested Gillard fends off school infra rollout criticism, Matthew Clayfield, Australian
My take on the social democratic project, Janet Albrechtsen, Australian
"Federal judge gags militant union leader Joe McDonald", Ewin Hannan, Australian
Greens, refugee groups criticise Joyce immigration comments, Yuko Narushima, Age
School report cards will be short one big bit of info when launched, Farrah Tomazin, Age
Conroy has Thodey & Livingstone over a barrel, Elizabeth Knight SMH
ANZ signs big agency tie-up with Chinese banking giant, Michael Sainsbury, Australian
Emerson floats compromise plan on PC book import proposals, Lenore Taylor, Australian
The case for teaching creative writing at universities, Stephen Muecke, Australian 
The way we use language affects how we think, Mark Colvin, The Punch 
Guthrie gets his court date for Rupe fight: April 27, Lawrence Money & Suzanne Carbone, Age
PC exec pay report released today, Malcolm Maiden SMH
PC report may give mum & dad investors extraordinary power, Steve Lewis, Courier-Mail
Unions want tough, ACCI wants "level-headed", exec pay policy, Nicola Berkovic, Australian
McGurk murk: Greens MP asks the killer question, Kate McClymont SMH
The businessman, the ex-footballer & port corruption, Nick McKenzie & Linton Besser, Age
The docks are a walkover for crime syndicates, Nick McKenzie & Linton Besser, Age
O'Connor refuses Polish extradition request on compassionate grounds, Carol Nader, Age
Silly Clive Palmer says FIRB policy is racist, Jamie Walker & Michael Sainsbury, Australian
Chinese say the FIRB rules are fine by them, Greg Earl AFR
Ritz-Carlton bomber chanted "Death to Australia", Tom Allard & Karuni Rompies SMH
"Stoush over new army vehicle", Brendan Nicholson SMH
"Obama is a much weaker president today", Geoffrey Garrett SMH
"Longstanding mismatches in the China market", Leon Gettler, Age
The Wadeye take Collingwood & Crows games seriously, Emily Watkins, NT News
Wangless "Manpower" do Doncaster: "More yawn than porn..." Catherine Deveny, Age
"The Go-Betweens Bridge": Right idea, wrong bridge, Matt Connors, Courier-Mail
Oh okay, they finally picked the right "Go-Betweens Bridge", Andrew Fraser, Australian
Champagne: How it actually works, Richard Macey SMH 

Canberra weather: 20, morning frost, sunny, BoM

International:
"Is Iran designing nuclear warheads?" William J Broad et al NYT
Iran - the view from Moscow, Anatoly Medetsky, Moscow Times
"The next culture war", David Brooks IHT
Bathhouses & their Mt Fuji murals are dwindling, Masaki Kono & Yuji Hara, Asahi Shimbun
Big legal stoush in Israel over the fate of Kafka's papers, Christoph Schult, Der Spiegel
Bloody Mary, Hilary Mantel LRB

TUESDAY

Newspoll proves Turnbull is cactus, Tim Gartrell, The Punch
Barnaby: Clamp down on vitamin-toting economic refugees, Michelle Grattan, Age
Clerk of Qld Parliament calls for massive changes to stamp out cronyism, Patrick Lion, Courier-Mail
"Please Explain": Hanson biopic is in the works, Ursula Heger, Courier-Mail
Snowdon backs trad owners' call for consistent grog laws in nat parks, Nick Calacouras, NT News
Care must be central to the social democratic project, Anne Manne, Australian
"Pension pain as Kev gives, Paul takes away", Nick Calacouras, NT News 
Macklin: We don't want this pension boost gobbled up in rent, Yuko Narushima SMH
RBA: Growth forecasts to be upgraded, Tim Colebatch, Age
Xenophon forces a snick from Stevens on stimulus spend, Tim Colebatch, Age
But Stevens says no case yet for reining it in, David Uren & Samantha Maiden, Australian
Stevens: Stimulus affordable because of successive surpluses, David Uren, Australian
RBA more bullish than govt & Treasury on economy, Michael Stutchbury, Australian
CBA upped its fixed mortgage rates yesterday, Scott Murdoch, Australian
G20 the right institution at the right time, John Denton, Age
Now we're at the top table, Kevin Rudd, Herald-Sun
Economic plaudits: Don't forget Garnaut, Hawke, et al, Michael Stutchbury, Australian
Media slavering over Rudd is unprofessional, Gerard Henderson SMH 
GST money is flowing north & NSW doesn't like it, Phillip Coorey SMH
Barriers to Murray River water trade should be lifted asap, Peter Ker SMH
Rule may save Dutton if he stumbles in McPherson, Jamie Walker, Australian
John Alexander likely to pursue Bennelong preselection, Michelle Grattan, Age
Coalition divorce is now inevitable, Malcolm Colless, Australian
"What your sex life says about your voting habits", Peter Lewis, The Punch  
Unions to oppose award flexibility clauses, Ewin Hannan, Australian 
Award modernisation: amalgamation without modernisation, Peter Anderson, Australian 
The school that wanted text books but got a recording studio, Piers Akerman, Telegraph
Good health a responsibility as well as a right, Terry Barnes, Age
Aborigines six times more likely to go blind, Julia Medew, Age
Indigenous blindness rates a national disgrace, Hugh Taylor, Australian
Gillard announces indigenous education changes, Farrah Tomazin, Age
State of maths education in Australia now "disastrous", Miki Perkins, Age
NSW the only state to get it right on reading, Justine Ferrari, Australian
Another private tertiary college falls over, Farrah Tomazin & Dan Harrison, Age
85% of independent migrants who study here get work quickly, Heath Gilmore SMH
Labor responds to eye doctors with an ad of its own, Mark Metherell, Age
Opthamologists: Govt is playing the "greedy doctors" card, Adam Cresswell, Australian
Two-third of Opposition MPs oppose ETS, Peter van Onselen, Australian
Truss reckons opposing ETS would be a vote winner, Samanthan Maiden, Australian
Turnbull just can't ignore his own MPs, Peter van Onselen, Australian 
Top global coal exec: ETS will wreak havoc, be perverse, Matt Chambers, Australian
Miners roll out ad campaign in key coal seats, Sid Maher, Australian
UK Met Office: It might get hotter, faster, than thought, Adam Morton & Tom Arup, Age
Copenhagen looks increasingly like the road to nowhere, Adam Morton & Tom Arup, Age
Only a tiny proportion of aid is spent on economic dvpt now, Chris Berg SMH
Canberra is Australia's most spammed city, Julia Talevski SMH 
China's Dong Feng 21 makes US aircraft carriers obsolete, Peter Hartcher SMH 
Ombudsman: There are problems with military compo, Siobhain Ryan, Australian
Vets: There are also pension problems, Steve Lewis, Telegraph
This is what war widows actually get, Ian McPhedran, Telegraph
Defence Association: War widows should get house, soldier's pay, Brendan Nicholson, Age
"Army should be ashamed", Susie O'Brien, Herald-Sun
Reading Merkel's win Germany, Peter Wilson, Australian
News flash: Top CEOs earn a lot more than you, Jessica Irvine SMH
Fairfax five: Share price slide is all John B & Nicholas Fairfax's fault, Rebecca Urban, Australian
Keating's role in Barangaroo plan is being talked about, Matthew Moore SMH 
Greer may get an Ernie for her Obama dress comments, Sean Nicholls & Emiliy Dunn SMH 

Canberra weather: 17, fine, sunny, BoM

International:
On MoMA director Glenn Lowry, Calvin Tompkins, New Yorker
Michelle Obama explains why the arts matter, Mike Boehm, LA Times
"Silent theatre of pain & torment": John Brack, NGV, Patrick McCaughey TLS 
"How to lose your temper in Japanese", Roger Pulvers, Japan Times
Waikato U beats Oxford to regain Harry Mahon Trophy, Bruce Holloway, Waikato Times
Harvard goes organic & miraculously, the grass gets greener, Anne Raver IHT

MONDAY

Debate needed on erosion of unemployment benefit, Lindy Edwards, Age
Unemployment won't reach 1m after all, Ben Schneiders & Michelle Grattan, Age
"Pension increase gouged by rents", Yuko Narushima SMH
Immigration: "Rudd Govt promptly ramped up everything", Paul Sheehan SMH
Stone: Rudd Govt has "lost the battle to people smugglers", AAP/Telegraph
Labor support down in Qld & regions, Matthew Franklin & Samantha Maiden, Australian
But it's still at 2007 election levels, Lenore Taylor, Australian
Kevin's pottymouth & meanness to RAAF stewards a problem, Andrew Fraser, Australian
The new political correctness: RM Williams boots, Sean Nicholls & Emily Dunn SMH
Lower Murray now nearly too salty for locals to drink, Nigel Austin, Advertiser
Gillard calms fears on white collar award coverage, Ewin Hannan, Australian
Complaints about schools stimulus rollout underreported, Miki Perkins, Age
Coalition voters are old & dying, Adele Horin SMH
Fletcher gets Bradfield, Alexander wants Bennelong, Phillip Coorey SMH
John Alexander may well pop up in Bennelong, Imre Salusinszky, Australian
How Fletcher beat Switzer, Alexander et al, Imre Salusinszky, Australian
"A squeaky-clean selection", Imre Salusinszky, Australian
Dutton is in serious preselection trouble, Andrew Fraser, Australian
Libs mad if they don't choose Dutton in McPherson, Glenn Milne, Australian
Why Macfarlane, not Hunt, replaced Robb, Phillip Coorey SMH
Barnaby says ETS negotiation is a charade, Michelle Grattan, Age
"Rudd Govt...obedient servant of big polluters", Kenneth Davidson, Age
Celebrities march against shonky NSW planning decisions, John Huxley SMH
Labor to trial US primaries-style preselection in a state Vic seat, David Rood, Age
Antisiphoning & Stephen "Fluent in AFL" Conroy, Malcolm Farr, Telegraph 
Budget could return to surplus earlier than expected, David Uren, Australian
Swan: It'd be "foolish" to change stimulus timetable, Richard Lawson, Advertiser
G20 rhetoric provides ammo for Rudd & Swan, Dennis Shanahan, Australian
"The US has scuttled the rich man's G8 club", Paul Kelly, Australian
Rudd's jawboning can only have helped, Greg Sheridan, Australian
When PM finishes on world stage, can he sort solar mess? Giles Parkinson, Australian
And the bush is stuffed. Could he give it some attention too? John Cobb, The Punch
The Treasurer, the OECD & the IMF, Michael Stutchbury, Australian
RBA's Stevens to front Senate stimulus inquiry today, AAP/West Australian
Strauss-Kahn: IMF has fulfilled Keynes' intentions for it, David Uren, Australian
As borrowers go, we're pretty big, Tony Makin, Australian
Tanner casts hard eye over $4.5bn in grants, Louise Dodson AFR
Govt to revamp car plan around electric vehicles, Peter Roberts AFR
Swan, Hockey joust over exec pay, Nicola Berkovic, Australian 
APRA has influenced G20's thinking on bank exec pay, Richard Gluyas, Australian
Our big four banks are reporting big profits despite GFC, Danny John SMH
ANZ opens its first branch in regional China today Michael Sainsbury, Australian
GFC reverses China's economic reform momentum, Michael Sainsbury, Australian
Garrett lobbied for homeland support in NT, Lindsay Murdoch SMH
Criminology study suggests racial bias in policing, Stephen Lunn, Australian
"Bligh is a hypocrite on Queensland abortion law", Kathy Newnam, The Punch
Grylls: Turn WA Parl House billiard room into a creche, Robert Taylor, West Australian
Pressure for survey to find out what we're eating, Daniella Miletic, Age
Burrow attacks Jetstar flights into Burma, Deborah Snow SMH
Serious worries about Submarine Corp competency, Brendan Nicholson, Age
G20 call to end fossil fuels subsidies won't affect us, Anne Davies SMH 
"Support for Afghanistan war lukewarm", Michelle Grattan, Age
Investigation into plight of ADF Afghanistan widow, Brendan Nicholson,
Kovco's widow weighs in to support penniless Breeanna Till, Telegraph
Army not interested in head cases after discharge, Paul Toohey, Australian
Sarkozy: Measure progress in happiness, not wealth, Leon Gettler, Age
Newsflash: Obama is black & he's a Democrat, Dennis Shanahan, Australian
38yo Aussie Kokoda Trail charity trekker dies, Kate Benson & Ellie Harvey, Age 
Ana Kokkinos film "Blessed" wins San Sebastian screenplay prize, AFP/Age
Get science out of the lab & into the lounge, Mike Rann, The Punch
Geelong's "calculated & risky plan" pays off with GF win, Samantha Lane, Age
The Saints didn't go marching in, but were still impressive, Martin Flanagan, Age
"I am, you are, we are Geelong", Richard Marles, The Punch
Cadel Evans attacks & wins world road race championship, AAP/SMH
Death of Janine Murphy, Tony Stephens, Age

Canberra weather: 14, mostly fine, BoM

Best from the Weekend:
To get power, wield it, Laurie Oakes, Herald-Sun
Ludwig has a Fielding-busting idea up his sleeve, Stephanie Peatling SMH
Kevin, king of the world, Bill bromance 'n all... Dennis Atkins, Courier-Mail 
PRC 60th anniversary: Never mind the bodies, feel the unity! John Garnaut SMH
With immigration at record levels, the debate is back - Canberra just doesn't know it yet, Tim Colebatch, The Age
The demand for psychologists, Adele Horin SMH

International:
How the G20 superceded the G8, Annie Lowrey, Foreign Policy
Dartmouth's interesting new squash team memeber, Valeria Wiens, James Zug, Vanity Fair
"The candy business is notoriously secretive", Corby Kummer, Atlantic
Wallis Simpson loved The Beatles; the Windsor boys loved something else, Nicky Haslam, Times
"Bridget Riley: last of the modernists", Jonathan Jones, Guardian
William Kentridge & the pleasures of self-deception, Andrew Maerkle, Japan Times