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Gillard hoses down talk of leadership rumblings

Prime Minister Julia Gillard has brushed off reports of Labor leadership rumblings, saying she will "happily be leading Australia into the next election".

It has been reported that Chief Government Whip Joel Fitzgibbon last week openly canvassed the idea of a Labor leadership change and approached MPs in Parliament to push for movement at the top.

But Ms Gillard has used a media conference this morning to repeatedly hose down talk of any leadership change within the Labor Party.

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Organ donation: learning from Brooke's story

Brooke Amy Jones was born in 1987. She had a virulent form of enzyme deficiency and needed a liver transplant to survive.

She turned into a beautiful young woman. She lived life to the full; studied, travelled, broke hearts and in turn had hers, if not broken, then bruised.

In 2012, after 107 unassisted gentle breaths, Brooke Amy Jones died in her mother's arms. Don't let any more like her die.

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Just In

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Cab seized after deadly hit and run

Police in New South Wales have seized a taxi they believe fatally hit a man in Sydney's north-west in the early hours of yesterday morning.

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World

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World condemns latest Syrian horror

World leaders demand action after a massacre led by Bashar al-Assad's forces in the Syrian town of Houla left 92 people dead, including 32 children.

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Business

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Spain's Bankia set for massive bailout

Spain's fourth-biggest bank Bankia says it is certain of securing the 19 billion euros ($24 billion) in state aid it is seeking in the largest bank bailout in the country's history.

Bankia is considered key to the country's financial system, and a failure would contaminate the entire banking sector.

The plight of Bankia - which holds some 10 per cent of the nation's bank deposits - has added to the concerns over the massive debt crisis gripping Spain and the rest of the eurozone.

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Politics

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MP caught recycling predecessor's speech

Queensland's new LNP Arts Minister has been caught out presenting the same speech to State Parliament as her ALP predecessor did six months ago.

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Sport

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Panthers pounce to stun Sea Eagles

Penrith produced a massive upset to stop Manly's winning streak at four games with a stunning 22-4 win at Panthers Stadium.

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Science and Technology

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SpaceX capsule has 'new car' smell

Astronauts aboard the International Space Station have opened the hatches to the SpaceX cargo vessel in its landmark mission to the orbiting lab.

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Environment

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Basin Authority prepares revised draft plan

The Murray Darling Basin Authority is finalising a revised draft plan after receiving more than 12,000 submissions since November.

The Authority's board will meet today before releasing the altered version of the plan next week.

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