Richard Torbay has been dumped as the Nationals candidate for New England after information emerged that he had previously accepted funding from Labor to run as a state independent against Nationals candidates.
Wills don't always reflect wishes
People are more likely to be taken advantage of when making their wills because they are living longer and leaving more money, a former judge says.
Behind the rage behind the wheel
Why are Australian drivers getting angrier and more violent and what is being done about it? Adam Carey and Jason Dowling report.
Watchdog says it can't investigate claim on Costello
Queensland's anti-corruption watchdog claims it does not have the powers to investigate a complaint made against former treasurer Peter Costello.
PM guarantees 'overfunded' schools won't lose with reforms
Prime Minister Julia Gillard has pledged a small number of 'overfunded' independent schools will continue to operate under the existing funding model as part of transitional arrangements, during crisis talks with the sector over the so-called Gonski reforms.
Major accused of covering up beating
A senior military policeman tried to cover up the apparent beating of an Afghan man arrested by coalition soldiers by falsifying entries in a logbook, a military court heard yesterday.
Doubts over Triple P, the parenting program of choice
It is used in 25 countries, has been translated into 17 languages and is ranked by the United Nations as the leading parenting program.
Law will put Australian TV content at risk, producers warn

Australian television drama could be moved off the main free-to-air commercial channels, be reduced in volume, or be replaced by cheap content from New Zealand if the federal government's proposed amendments to the Broadcasting Services Act are approved, the body representing local screen producers has warned.
'Overfunded' schools get reprieve from PM
Researchers question world's top-ranked parenting resource
It is used in 25 countries, has been translated into 17 languages and ranked by the United Nations as the world's leading parenting program.
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Let the races begin
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After 21 years: Tick Market takes break
AFTER more than 21 years the Katherine Tick Market will not continue this year.
