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Qantas Airways has been scrambling to get its planes in the air again after grounding its entire fleet over the weekend in a bold tactic to force the government to intervene in the nation's worst labor dispute in a decade.

About 70,000 passengers were disrupted by the stoppage and Qantas says its lost about $70 million from the industrial action since September.

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Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi was wounded and died from his injuries in his hometown of Sirt. Before the up rising in Libya, Colonel Gaddafi ruled the country for more than fourty years.
 
Emma Buckley Lennox takes a look at what this might mean for how the country moves on.
 
 
Photo by Crethi Plethi

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FINAL 21 OctGaddafi's death podcast.mp3

 Since the early hours of Friday morning, police tried to move on Occupy Melbourne protesters, taking down the tents they have had set up in City Square for six days. Police moved into the area in the early hours of the morning and as the day went on, the number of protesters and police swelled.
 
Emma Buckley Lennox and Katherine Smyrk report.
 
(Photo by Dave Kelly)

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21 October FINAL Occupy Melbourne DDAy.mp3

In the last few months prominent Australians have been campaigning to take religion out of classrooms, and chaplains out of public schools.

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The State Opposition has launched a campaign against the Baillieu Government, called Save Freeza.
It’s off the back of the state government not renewing funding to FreezaCentral, which is a mentoring program for young musicians which teams them up with professionals, ultimately helping them get gigs and get their name out there. It finished up on June 30.
 

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Emma Buckley Lennox is Journo student, SYN news geek and poly pyscho! Listen to her talk about these things with Beau, Lexie and Michael

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The temporary ban on live cattle exports was lifted last night by Federal Agriculture Minister Joe Ludwig.

The ban hasn’t only been affecting farmers in northern Australia. We spoke to a farmer of sheep and crops from Western Victoria, Frank Balkin, to find out how the ban affects farmers here in Victoria.
 
Elizabeth Redman and Emma Buckley Lennox report.

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Stopping the ban on live cattle exports 7 july.mp3

You might have noticed that over in America candidates are already lining up to be the Republican candidate for president. But the election isn’t until the 6th of November 2012.
And as Emma Buckley Lennox reports, getting in early can pay off for potential nominees.

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ACTUAL FINAL US politics mixdown.mp3

Are you a climate scientist?
There aren’t a whole lot of people who are. But if you look and listen to the news, most journalists show two types, those who do and those who do not believe climate change is human induced.
And it’s got many climate scientists annoyed, because while this coverage makes it seems like half do and half don’t, when, according to a US report 97 per cent do believe in man-made climate change.

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If you were in Melbourne's CBD around midday on Wednesday 8th June, you might have heard whistles and chanting.

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