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Along with its appealing location away from the street, this has dated but pleasant pastel-toned rooms, though bathrooms are smallish. Breakfast is served on a vine-shaded terrace overlooking the sea.
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This well-managed place has a traditional look, especially with the beamed ceilings and stained glass of the spacious upper-floor rooms (great views). It's good value in pricey Vyzitsa.
Marabou Hotel is a comfortable hotel that sits on a green hillside 250m from the beach.
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This vine-adorned hotel has spacious tile-and-wood rooms, balconies and overhead fans, making it good value. It's opposite the beach as you enter Horefto.
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Indian Prime Minister Narenda Modi's full speech to Parliament.
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Energy security, trade and greater cultural ties were discussed in the bilateral talks between Prime Minister Tony Abbott and Indian PM Narendra Modi.
Narendra Modi
Narendra Modi's shirtfront gagClick to play video
During his address to Parliament, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi makes some lighthearted commentary.
China-Australia relations praisedClick to play video
With a free trade agreement finally signed political leaders have praised the relationship between the two countries, and promised greater cooperation and growth.
Xi Jinping lays out the Chinese dreamClick to play video
China's goal is to become a modern socialist country that is prosperous and democratic says President Xi Jinping, and is committed to peace.
'Clive is a whackjob'Click to play video
Jacqui Lambie hijacked a Senate debate on an anti-doping bill to read emails supporting her defence force pay campaign- including one that was very unkind to her boss.
Help put a brake on climate change says MerkelClick to play video
Speaking in Sydney, the German Chancellor also spoke of the US spying scandal saying the German political class doesn't need supervising.
Russia 'must come clean' says Tony AbbottClick to play video
Prime Minister Tony Abbott says Russia must stop trying to "recreate the lost glories of tsarism or the old Soviet Union," while British PM David Cameron has flagged tougher sanctions.
I feared I was in for a 'shirt-fronting': David CameronClick to play video
In an address to a joint sitting of parliament the UK PM joked of meeting Julie Bishop; Bill Shorten praised the art of sledging; and Tony Abbott paid tribute to Australia's convict past.
We can't 'opt-out' of terror fight: UK PMClick to play video
David Cameron uses an address to a joint sitting of parliament to praise Australia's commitment to the fight agains Islamic State, and lay out a plan to tackle foreign fighters- including internet filtering.
PM will speak to Putin 'one way or another'Click to play video
Tony Abbott says he will tell the Russian President he expects full co-operation on MH17, while his Dutch counterpart says he can't give a 100% guarantee the perpetrators will be brought to justice.
Iraq Campaign
Australian air power hits 14 targetsClick to play video
Australian special forces could be deployed in Iraq by the end of 'next week' says Vice Admiral David Johnston in an update on the mission against ISIL.
'I have done nothing wrong': Nova PerisClick to play video
The Labor Senator rejects claims of wrongdoing and says emails were leaked to the press by someone attempting to blackmail her.
Metadata could target illegal downloadingClick to play video
The government says journalists will be safe under new anti-terror laws as legislation is introduced which the AFP says could 'absolutely' be used to target illegal downloading.
Weather Bureau 'fudging figures'Click to play video
The Bureau of Meteorology has doctored temperature records says Nationals MP George Christensen.
Direct action wins Palmer's supportClick to play video
In exchange for Mr Palmer's support, the government will keep the Climate Change Authority and establish an inquiry into an ETS- but is adamant it will never legislate such a scheme.
Burqa Debate
Lambie demands ASIO explain leakClick to play video
Fairfax has obtained a leaked ASIO document critical of banning the burqa; now PUP Senator Jacqui Lambie calls for an investigation by the spy agency.
Petrol prices to riseClick to play video
The government will use its administrative powers to increase the fuel tax says Finance Minister Mathias Cormann, costing average households an extra 40 cents a week.
Labor launches higher ed campaignClick to play video
Invoking the legacy of Gough Whitlam, Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has vowed to fight the government's university reforms.
Burqa Debate
Protesters test burqa policyClick to play video
CHRIS HAMMER Anti-burqa protesters dressed in a motorcycle helmet, a niqab and a KKK uniform try to enter Parliament House with their faces covered.
Parliament House security beefed upClick to play video
Following shootings in Canada, security in Parliament will be beefed up with enhanced security screening says Justice Minister Michael Keenan.
Politicians rise to remember a giantClick to play video
Politicians from across the political divide share stories of Gough Whitlam's wit, wisdom and eloquence.
Gough Whitlam 'will never be forgotten': AbbottClick to play video
Gough Whitlam was "hard to disagree with and impossible to dislike" says Prime Minister Tony Abbott in a condolence motion to the House of Representatives.
Bill Shorten's tribute to Gough WhitlamClick to play video
"Gough's light shines before him" and his memory will live long in the heart of the nation says Opposition Leader Bill Shorten
Labor elder mourns Whitlam's deathClick to play video
Labor Senator John Faulkner praises the 'inspirational' achievements of Gough Whitlam in what he says is "the most difficult speech I have made and will ever make in caucus."
Question Time
Walrus weirdnessClick to play video
The opposition lampoons Environment Minister Greg Hunt's recent comments espousing walrus research in Antarctica.
Burqa ban overturnedClick to play video
People wearing facial coverings will now be able to sit in the public gallery but will have to show their face when entering Parliament says Senate President Stephen Parry.
Dutton defends Ebola responseClick to play video
The government isn't prepared to put health workers into harms way without ensuring evacuation procedures are in place says Health Minister Peter Dutton.
Politics in pictures
May 23rd 2014
The good, the bad and the uglyClick to play video
CHRIS HAMMER Politics as a spaghetti western - the week in music, photos, video and headlines.
May 16th 2014
Budget week montageClick to play video
CHRIS HAMMER The political contest hots up - budget week recounted through music, photos, videos, headlines and artworks.
May 9th 2014
Leak weekClick to play video
CHRIS HAMMER It was a week of pre-budget leaks - told here through music, video, photographs and headlines..
May 2nd 2014
Political montageClick to play video
CHRIS HAMMER It was a week of budget leaks and political drama - as told through music, video, headlines and photographs.
April 25th 2014
Pomp, ceremony and politicsClick to play video
CHRIS HAMMER There was Easter, royalty and Anzac Day, but also plenty of politics - the political week as told through music, photos and video.
April 17th 2014
The political weekClick to play video
The week in politics - told through a montage of photos, music, and video.
April 11th 2014
The political weekClick to play video
CHRIS HAMMER Tony Abbott's Asian trip and the politics of the week told through video, music and photographs.
April 4th 2014
The week that wasClick to play video
CHRIS HAMMER The week in politics, told through photos, video and music.
March 28th 2014
The week in politicsClick to play video
CHRIS HAMMER It was the week that knighthoods returned to Australia, as told through music, video and photographs.
March 21st 2014
The week in politicsClick to play video
The political events of the week told through music, video and photographs.
March 7th 2014
The week that wasClick to play video
CHRIS HAMMER The past week in politics, told through photography, sound bites and music.
February 28th 2014
The week that wasClick to play video
CHRIS HAMMER The political week told though a montage of video and photos.
February 21st 2014
The political narrativeClick to play video
A montage of photographs and video tells the story of the week in federal politics.
February 14th 2014
The week that wasClick to play video
The past week in Canberra, told through a montage of video and the photography.
Andrew Broad joins Breaking PoliticsClick to play video
The Nationals MP discusses the China FTA, ABC cuts, and changes to financial advice laws.
Breaking Politics
ABC cuts and climate changeClick to play video
Greens Senator Larissa waters joins Callum Denness to discuss the news of the day.
Breaking Politics
Was the G20 a success?Click to play video
The G20 saw President Obama announce a US $3 billion green fund; Labor's Andrew Leigh and Liberal MP Andrew Laming discuss the fallout from the meeting.
Breaking Politics
Climate change, universities and euthanasiaClick to play video
Labor MP Amanda Rishworth and Liberal MP Wyatt Roy join Breaking Politics to discuss the news of the day.
Breaking Politics
Richard Di Natale joins Breaking PoliticsClick to play video
Greens Senator Richard Di Natale joins Callum Denness via broadband to discuss the news of the day.
Australia's climate change responseClick to play video
What does the US-China deal mean for Australia? Nationals MP Andrew Broad joins the program.
Renewable energy, Iraq and euthanasiaClick to play video
Does Labor's position on the RET spell more uncertainty for the sector? And should Australia lift its Iraq commitment? With Labor MP Michelle Rowland.
Breaking Politics
John 'Wacka' Williams joins Breaking PoliticsClick to play video
National Party MP John 'Wacka' Williams joins Breaking Politics to discuss the issues of the day.
Breaking Politics
Budget deficit, multinational tax avoidance and euthanasiaClick to play video
Labor MP Terri Butler joins Callum Denness via broadband to discuss the political news of the day.
Breaking Politics with Andrew LeighClick to play video
What will the G20 achieve? And should the government be more open on its trade negotiations? With Labor MP Andrew Leigh.
Trade, G20 and climate targetsClick to play video
Does cutting unemployment benefits boost economic growth? And does Australia need stronger emissions targets post 2020? With Liberal MP Andrew Laming.
Breaking Political
Lambie, TAFE and family lawClick to play video
Liberal MP Wyatt Roy joins Breaking Politics to discuss the news of the day.
Breaking Politics
Amanda Rishworth joins Breaking PoliticsClick to play video
Labor MP Amanda Rishworth joins Callum Denness via broadband to discuss the political issues of the day.
Clive Palmer hits out at tax avoidanceClick to play video
The Palmer United leader says paying tax is a question of morality, and claims the Business Council of Australia is captured by vested interests.
Australia's Ebola response- is it enough?Click to play video
Less than 24 hours after announcing its beefed up Ebola response, the government is being criticised for not doing enough. But Liberal MP Angus Taylor says it's important to avoid knee-jerk reactions.
Breaking Politics
Adam Bandt joins Breaking PoliticsClick to play video
Greens Deputy Leader Adam Bandt joins Callum Denness via broadband to discuss the news of the day.
Breaking Politics
Ebola and refugee intakeClick to play video
Liberal Senator Scottt Ryan joins Breaking Politics to discuss the political news of the day with Callum Denness.
Breaking Politics
Pat Conroy joins Breaking PoliticsClick to play video
Joining Callum Denness via broadband Labor MP Pat Conroy discusses the news of the day.
Breaking Politics
John 'Wacka' Williams joins Breaking PoliticsClick to play video
National Party Senator John 'Wacka' Williams joins Callum Denness via broadband to discuss the news of the day.
Breaking Politics
Polls, climate change and royal commissions.Click to play video
Liberal MP Andrew Laming and Labor's Andrew Leigh join Callum Deness to discuss the news of the day.
Breaking Politics
Wyatt Roy Joins Breaking PoliticsClick to play video
CHRIS HAMMER Queensland Liberal MP Wyatt Roy joins Chris Hammer via broadband to discuss the news of the day.
GST, the fuel tax and NauruClick to play video
What's driving the government's push to reform federalism? And is the fuel tax fair? With Liberal Scott Ryan, Labor's Michelle Rowland.
Breaking Politics
Tax reform, inequality and Ebola.Click to play video
CHRIS HAMMER National Party Senator John 'Wacka' Williams and Labor MP Terri Butler join Chirs Hammer in the studio to discuss the political issues of the day.
Breaking Politics
Boat turnbacks, tax reform and RETClick to play video
CHRIS HAMMER Shadow Assistant Treasurer Andrew Leigh and Liberal MP Andrew Laming join Breaking Politics to discuss the news of the day.
Breaking Politics
Wyatt Roy joins Breaking PoliticsClick to play video
Liberal MP Wyatt Roy joins Callum Denness via broadband to discuss university reforms, national security, Ebola and Julie Bishop.
Christian Lobby
Christians explain political agendaClick to play video
Bill Shorten is to address the Australian Christian Lobby - the ACL's Lyle Shelton explains what he would like to hear from the Labor leader.
Breaking Politics
National security, RET and EbolaClick to play video
CHRIS HAMMER Greens Senator Larissa Waters and National Party MP Andrew Broad join Breaking Politics to discuss the international and political news of the day.
Breaking Politics
Whitlam's reforms, asylum seekers and ISILClick to play video
CHRIS HAMMER Liberal Senator Scott Ryan and Labor MP Ed Husic join Chris Hammer in the Breaking Politics studio to discuss the political news of the day
Breaking Politics
Whitlam, 457s and 'girlie men'Click to play video
CHRIS HAMMER Labor Terri Butler and National Party Senator John 'Wacka' Williams joins Breaking Polics to discuss the news of Gough Whitlam's death and the political issues of the day.
Rural Development
Dams and rural LaborClick to play video
The government wants to build more dams, but Shadow Agriculture Minister Joel Fitzgibbon asks where the money is coming from.
Breaking Politics
Agriculture Green Paper, Mathias Cormann and Ebola.Click to play video
CHRIS HAMMER Labor's Andrew Leigh and Liberal MP Andrew Laming join Chris Hammer in the Breaking Politics studio to discuss the political news of the day.
Breaking Politics
Ebola, racist emails and Bronwyn Bishop.Click to play video
CHRIS HAMMER Labor MP Amanda Rishworth joins Breaking Politics via broadband to discuss the political news of the day.
Ebola, email scandal and Bronwyn BishopClick to play video
Is Australia doing enough to fight Ebola? And did the anti-burqa ban contribute to Bronwyn Bishop missing out an international posting? With Liberal MP Wyatt Roy.
Breaking Politics
Larissa Waters joins Breaking PoliticsClick to play video
CHRIS HAMMER Greens Senator for Queensland Larissa Waters joins the show to discuss Ebola, asylum seekers and domestic violence.
Breaking Politics
Ebola, asylum seekers and domestic violenceClick to play video
CHRIS HAMMER National Party MP Andrew Broad joins Chris Hammer via broadband to discuss the news of the day.
Question Time
Question Time
You judge - did Barnaby Joyce doctor Hansard?Click to play video
Labor attempts to censure Barnaby Joyce, alleging he misled parliament and doctored Hansard.
Question Time
'Book club Thursday'Click to play video
Treasurer Joe Hockey lampoons Wayne Swan during question time, but the former Treasurer doesn't find it amusing.
Question Time
Joe Hockey's interjectionsClick to play video
The Treasurer is an active participant in question time - even when he doesn't have the call.
Question time
Terror-free question timeClick to play video
Terrorism may be dominating the news agenda, but neither the government nor the opposition raise it during question time on Monday.
Question Time
Question time: 'Palmer's piggy bank'Click to play video
Labor attempts to exploit the government's deal with Clive Palmer to repeal the mining tax during Thursday's question time.
Question Time
Palmer deal dominates question timeClick to play video
The government taunts Labor during an impassioned question time on Tuesday after striking a deal with Palmer United to abolish the mining tax and delay superannuation increases.
Question Time
One minute question timeClick to play video
Labor's Monday question time assault and Tony Abbott's response distilled to just over a minute.
Question Time
A khaki question timeClick to play video
Labor attempts to wrong foot the government on national security during Thursday's question time, focusing on cuts to the Australian War Memorial. Chris Hammer reports.
Question Time
Going the niggleClick to play video
Labor tries to get under Joe Hockey's skin during question time on Wednesday.
Question Time
Is Joe Hockey the weak link?Click to play video
CHRIS HAMMER Labor switches its question time attack on Tuesday from Tony Abbott to Joe Hockey.
Question Time
Question time: talk to the budgetClick to play video
CHRIS HAMMER The opposition goads the government with its own budget papers during Wednesday's question time.
From left field
'I thought he was choking on his haggis'Click to play video
Rogue Senator Bill Heffernan takes on Doug Cameron in the chamber- but says he was just trying to help.
Sleepy times in the Senate?Click to play video
Did Defence Minister David Johnston nod off in the Senate on Thursday? You be the judge...
Fund the ABC, or the pig goesClick to play video
In an animated senate estimates hearing, ABC Managing Director Mark Scott said he couldn't guarantee Peppa Pig would be safe from budget cuts.
Tony Abbott visits the DMZClick to play video
Raw vision: during his trip to South Korea Prime Minister Tony Abbott takes time to see the border with North Korea.
Turnbull pokes fun at the knights and damesClick to play video
The knighthood honours system isn't a throwback to imperial times, but in line with many great republics like Guatemala, Turnbull jokes at a Free TV event on Wednesday.
Laughter crackdown in ParliamentClick to play video
Labor MP Julie Collins is thrown out of Parliament for laughing as the Speaker, Bronwyn Bishop accuses the opposition of employing a new parliamentary tactic.
Knights and Dames: Tony Abbott mockedClick to play video
'Winter is coming' warns labor's Sam Dastyari, invoking medieval drama Game of Thrones in mockery of Tony Abbott's decision to reinstate knighthoods.
WA Senate Election
A most polite sprayClick to play video
Greens Senator Scott Ludlam invites Tony Abbott to visit Western Australia - and then unloads on the Prime Minister in a Senate speech earlier this week that has since gone viral.
What politicians say about the ABC
Fair efficiency cut or ideological attack? Biased and wasteful, or much loved service to the bush? Politicians from across the political spectrum weigh in on the ABC.
ABC will be stronger: Malcolm Turnbull
The public broadcaster will lose $254 million over five years but Malcolm Turnbull says no programs need to be cut.
Lambie hits out at Palmer's 'abusive threats'
Joining cross bench senators to disallow government changes to financial advice laws, the Tasmanian Senator says she "won't be told how to vote by anyone".
Labor MP brands ABC cuts 'cirque du so lame'
The ABC is biased says Liberal Senator Scott Ryan, but budget cuts aren't payback. Labor's Ed Husic disagrees, saying Coalition MPs can barely contain their excitement.
35.8 million people still in slavery
New report unearths surprising figures about the extent of global slavery - including in Australia.
A new chapter in Australia-India relations
Relations between the two countries are at a turning point says Labor Senator Lisa Singh, the first federal parliamentarian of Indian heritage.
China FTA and cuts to the ABC
National Party Senator John 'Wacka' Williams and Labor MP Terri Butler join Callum Denness to discuss the news of the day.
Tony Abbott, the trade PM
Tony Abbott's first term focus on trade is paying off, with the China free trade agreement expected to benefit consumers and exporters says chief political correspondent Mark Kenny.
Would uni reforms curb cheating?
Academics claim some international students are "functionally illiterate," and being exploited for fees. With Shadow Assistant Education Minister Amanda Rishworth and Liberal MP Wyatt Roy.
Lambie's staffer expelled from party in PUP stouch
Rob Messenger, chief of staff to Jacqui Lambie and former Red Faces contestant, has been expelled from the Palmer United Party as recriminations fly between the Tasmanian Senator and Clive Palmer.
China-US deal leaves Australia behind
If Australia fails to effectively reduce greenhouse gases it will be left with an outdated economy says Deputy CEO of the Climate Institute Erwin Jackson.
Solar industry backs Labor's RET negotiation withdraw
But the Australian Solar Council warns if the government doesn't change its position on the renewable energy target, it will change the government.
RET, Iraq and euthanasia
Liberal MP Dan Tehan joins Callum Denness via broadband to discuss the news of the day.
No Remembrance Day protest from Lambie
There was no Remembrance Day protest from Senator Jacqui Lambie, despite her calling for veterans to turn their backs on ministers over defence force pay.
Government faces $51b budget shortfall
But is the budget hole due to government decisions or worsening conditions in the global economy? With Nationals Senator John 'Wacka' Williams and Labor's Terri Butler.
John Howard's Remembrance Day address
Speaking at a Remembrance Day service in Canberra, the former PM paid tribute to the sacrifice and service of military personnel past and present.
Emissions targets needed beyond 2020
The world needs more ambitious emissions targets beyond 2020 agree Labor frontbencher Andrew Leigh, and Liberal Andrew Laming but will the international community act?
The private college debate
Private colleges: are they strangled by red tape or in need of more regulation? And can their quality be trusted? Labor frontbencher Amanda Rishworth and Liberal MP Wyatt Roy weigh in.
Lambie lashes out at Palmer
Is the Palmer United Party heading for a split? Senator Lambie says she'll block all government bills to protest defence pay, and doesn't care what Clive Palmer thinks.
Palmer backs away from Lambie's protest
Clive Palmer says he doesn't support the idea of people turning their backs on politicians during remembrance day events, but says Senator Jacqui Lambie is entitled to her opinion.
Ebola response not adequate: Greens
Australia has announced it will employ a private contractor to respond to the Ebola crisis; the Greens aren't happy but the government says it is best to avoid knee jerk reactions.
Scott Morrison auditioning to be PM: Labor MP
The Immigration Minister is exploiting boat policy for political gain and leading a race to the bottom says Labor MP Pat Conroy- but Liberal Senator Scott Ryan says it's Labor who is politicising the issue.
HECS, the future of coal and Kevin Andrews
A new IPCC report says the world must move away from coal. Are our politicians listening? With Labor's Jim Chalmers.
Julie Bishop should apologise to Gillard: Labor
If the Foreign Minister doesn't apologise to former Prime Minister Julia Gillard then the Liberal Party has become the 'slur and smear party of Richard Nixon' says Labor MP Andrew Leigh.
Peris emails: PM won't 'pontificate' to media
Should the media have published intimate details of Nova Peris' private life? Malcolm Turnbull and Liberal MP Wyatt Roy say no, but the PM says he doesn't want to 'pontificate' to the media.
University deregulation debate
Shadow Assistant Minister for High Education Amanda Rishworth says she is confident the governments plans for university deregulation won't pass the Senate.
Have the Greens failed on climate change?
Has ideology trumped pragmatism? Yes, says Nationals MP Andrew Broad; no, says Greens Senator Larissa Waters in a willing debate.
Elite unis: degrees will be affordable
Talk of $100,000 university fees is 'frightening people unnecessarily', according to Professor Ian Young, chair of the Group of Eight universities. He says a three-year degree could cost less than $50,000.
Talkin' tax
Labor uses question time to accuse the government of a fuel excise "ambush" and planning to increase the GST- but the Prime Minister says he just wants a "mature and rational" debate.
The new Tony Abbott
There are signs Tony Abbott is replacing his 'take-no-prisoners' political style with a more conciliatory approach towards Labor, explains Mark Kenny.
Raise the GST? 'Absolutely not' says Lib
The PM has put GST reform on the table but backbencher Andrew Laming says Australians pay enough tax already and it should "absolutely not" be increased or broadened.
RET changes a 'travesty': Greens
The Greens have slammed proposed changes to the renewable energy target, but the government says the policy needs to change. With Greens Environment Spokesperson Larissa Waters and Nationals MP Andrew Broad.
Uni funding backdown?
There are reports that the government is considering watering down its higher education reforms but Labor says the whole package needs to go. With Liberal MP Wyatt Roy, and Labor's Amanda Rishworth.
Leaders respond to Canada shootings
The Prime Minister, Opposition Leader and Speaker of the House pledge their support for the Canadian people.
Live exports debate reignited
Animals Australia has released video it alleges shows Australian livestock being mistreated in the Middle East, chief investigator Lyn White explains the situation.
Christian lobby: 'double refugee intake'
Christians are now the most persecuted people in the world, according to the Australian Christian Lobby, and Australia should take more as refugees.
FTA confidence grows
China has praised Gough Whitlam's role in establishing diplomatic relations as the Abbott government moves to finalise a free trade agreement.
Question time exasperation
Labor tries to get under Tony Abbott's skin during question time.
Lambie warns of Ebola-infected 'suicide agents'
The Tasmanian Senator wants to know what contingencies the ADF has in place to deal with the threat.
The transparency debate
Scott Morrison's move to personally block refugee lacks transparency says Labor, but the government says it is fulfilling its promise to stop the boats. With Labor's Ed Husic, and Liberal Senator Scott Ryan.
ISIL 'twits' don't justify terror laws
New ISIL threats directed at Australia and Tony Abbott do not bolster the case for strengthening terror laws, says independent Senator David Leyonhjelm.
Reporting the Whitlam government
Ken Begg was ABC political correspondent during the Whitlam government. He remembers the man and the times.
The voice of Gough, and other memories
Tony Wright recalls Gough Whitlam, and how the Labor prime minister may have saved his life and those of his friends.
Girlie man sledge 'insulting to women'
Should the Finance Minister Mathias Cormann have called Bill Shorten an 'economic girlie man?' Labor MP Terri Butler and National Party Senator John 'Wacka' Williams debate it out.
Saving the family farm
Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce wants more dams and stronger protections for family farms- but faces a tough time winning support.
Labor and the bush
Labor must be more competitive in rural Australia if it wants to regain government, says Shadow Regional Affairs Minister Joel Fitzgibbon.
Mathias Cormann goes meta
Is his "girlie man" sledge a nod towards a parody on ABC TV? Or a homage to Arnold Schwarzenegger, who ripped the line off an SNL sketch parodying his Austrian accent?
Joko Widodo's inauguration
Indonesia's new president will be sworn in this Monday, but his political battles are only just beginning, according to Indonesia correspondent Michael Bachelard.
Economic turmoil threatens budget
Volatility on global markets is undermining the federal budget bottom line and could force the government to rethink its strategy, says economist Stephen Koukoulas.
Budget will increase violence against women: Greens
Budget cuts will make domestic violence worse says Senator Larissa Waters, while Nationals MP Andrew Broad says more resources are needed.
Picking winners?
The government has revealed its industry assistance program but there are criticisms about which sectors it is supporting. With Liberal MP Alex Hawke and Labor's Michelle Rowland
ISIS within striking distance of Baghdad
Australian troops haven't received legal clearance to operate in Iraq as insurgents close in on the capital; Fairfax defence correspondent David Wroe explains the situation.
Russia hits back at PM's 'shirt-front' comments
The Prime Minister's comments have been branded as "thuggish" by Russian newspaper Pravda, but Russian MP Vyacheslav Nikonov says they're not surprising.
Cutting the ABC
Liberal MP Alex Hawke questions whether the ABC needs to cut production or shift resources from broadcasting to online as a result of budget cuts.
The future of coal
The Prime Minister says coal has a "big future" but is the energy mix in Australia and abroad changing? Nationals Senator Matt Canavan and Labor's Terri Butler weigh in.
Abbott's fighting words
The PM promises to "shirt-front" Vladimir Putin when they meet at the G20 Leaders summit in Brisbane.
Curriculum review revives culture wars: Labor
While the government's curriculum review has received widespread backing, Labor's Shadow Assistant Treasurer Andrew Leigh says its recommendations signal a revival of the culture wars.
Putin welcome at G20 says Liberal MP
Russia should be considered innocent of involvement in MH17 until proved otherwise says Andrew Laming, dismissing calls to ban Vladimir Putin from the G20 summit.
100 days in photographs
The first 100 days of the Abbott government seen through the lens of Fairfax Canberra photographers Andrew Meares and Alex Ellinghausen.


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Nguom Ngao Cave is situated in Gun Hamlet, Dam Thuy Commune, Trung Khanh District of Cao Bang Province. From Cao Bang Town (Cao Bang Province) go 60km past the Ma Phuc and Khau Lieu Passes to reach Trung Khanh Town. From there, go 26km further, and you will arrive at Ban Gioc Waterfall before visiting Nguom Ngao Cave which is 3km away.
In the Tay language, Nguom Ngao means Tiger Cave (Nguom: cave, Ngao: tiger). Legend has it that in the past there were many dangerous tigers living in this cave. Some people say that the name of the cave originates from the fact that the sound of a running stream in the cave sounds like the roar of a tiger. This cave is also called Wind Cave because inside the cave there is an underground stream which flows very fast, creating a gust of wind and a loud echo in the mountains. Some French people and Vietnamese mandarins discovered this cave when they visited Ban Gioc Waterfall in 1921.
The temperature inside the cave ranges between 18-250C so it is cool in summer and warm in winter. Nguom Ngao Cave is 2,144m long and has three main gates, including Nguom Ngao, Nguom Lom and Nguom Ban Thuon. People visit the cave through Nguom Ngao gate near Gun Hamlet and can go 1km deep into the cave.
According to scientific research, Nguom Ngao is a karst cave formed nearly 300 million years ago. Stalactites and stalagmites in the cave create lively, splendid scenes fascinating visitors. With some imagination visitors named the stalactites and stalagmites after Vietnamese beliefs. The cave is divided into different sections, such as the "four highest-ranking court officials" section with stone pillars looking like they are propping up heaven. The central section has a large space and the treasure section has stalactites that sparkle in gold and silver colours.
The colours of the stalactites and stalagmites in Nguom Ngao Cave are quite different from those of other caves because the calcium in the stone has many impurities. On the walls of the cave there are many beautiful stalactites. One looks like a dodder tree, while others look like a mother's breast, a sacred frog, or a stone musical instrument. The most outstanding features of the cave are stalactites and stalagmites in the shapes of a ship, a golden waterfall, a silver waterfall, an upturned lotus-shaped pedestal and a lonely stone pillar. Nguom Ngao is really an invaluable gift that nature has given to the local people.
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THREE more of a reported six former officials from Tribal Council Investment Group who were terminated when a new board of directors was installed at the end of March have gone to court seeking damages over what they claim were wrongful dismissals.
The former assistant controller, executive assistant and board chairman/paid consultant are all claiming damages from breach of contract when they were let go in April.
Two of the three had employment agreements with TCIG that had unlimited terms.
Three weeks ago, former CEO Allan McLeod initiated his own legal action seeking damages after he, too, was let go in April, a month after the new board took over.
The three claim they have severance terms in their employment agreements ranging from two years to six months. Two of the claims said those severance terms were triggered by the event of a change in the CEO.
Their tenure with the investment company, owned by the seven Manitoba tribal councils, ranged from two years to seven years. They left TCIG with annual salaries ranging from $72,000 to $105,000 according to their statements of claim.
In McLeod's statement of claim it was noted he had an employment agreement that ran until Dec. 31, 2025 and in the event of termination he is owed an amount "equal to 100 per cent of his total compensation for the remainder of the term."
McLeod has worked at TCIG since the company was founded in 1993 and had been its CEO since 2002. He was suspended in late March when a special shareholders meeting elected a new slate of directors.
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NEW YORK | Maya Angelou, a modern Renaissance woman who survived the harshest of childhoods to become a force on stage, screen, the printed page and the inaugural dais, died Wednesday, her son said. She was 86.
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Responding to an Aug. 20 article in FCW on how NASA is enforcing rules governing the acquisition of China-sourced IT gear and software in a new government-wide procurement vehicle, a reader commented:
This is just calling for tit [for] tat protectionism all the way around. Let's hope Beijing is not as petty.
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The provision referred to in the original article requires four agencies – NASA, Commerce, Justice and the National Science Foundation – to obtain special approval when acquiring technology systems that are sourced to companies with ties to the Chinese government. Industry groups have opposed the measure, contained in the continuing resolution currently funding the government, in part because as the reader suggests, it invites retaliation. An April letter from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and other trade groups to Congressional leaders opposing the measure noted that, "The Chinese government may choose to retaliate against U.S. based IT vendors by enacting a similar policy for screening IT system purchases in China."
So far, it's hard to point to substantive action on the part of China that can be linked to the U.S. policy. "I think the pieces are moving," said Jon Lindsay a research scientist at the University of San Diego who specializes in cybersecurity. "U.S. companies are going to get a ton more scrutiny from China."
The law is just one small piece affecting China's posture toward U.S. information technology firms. The naming of Huawei and ZTE as cyber-espionage security risks by the House Intelligence Committee in 2012 has diminished the ability of those companies to land U.S. contracts, even in the private sector. A report in February from Mandient traced U.S. cyberattacks to a Chinese army espionage unit. More damning are recent revelations about spying programs run by the National Security Agency with the cooperation of U.S. technology firms. Additionally, Edward Snowden, the former NSA contractor who was the source of the disclosures, made accusations, reported by the Hong Kong press, that the U.S. maintained the capability to spy on China through back doors in American-made network equipment.
State-run media in China has since reported that IBM, Oracle and EMC are under investigation over possible security concerns. Daniel Castro, senior analyst with the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, said recent moves by Chinese officials to examine U.S. technology firms were more in response to revelations about NSA spying than about law governing U.S. acquisitions. He noted that there are longstanding restrictions in place that apply to government procurement of technology for military and security use.
Lindsay understands the concerns of American technology companies when it comes to inviting retaliation. American companies have been able to maintain market share against Chinese competitors by producing better products. But now, "the Chinese have strong political reasons to get active and involved and start retaliating against the U.S.," he said.
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The Department of Foreign Languages & Literatures, located on the third floor of Bunce Hall, offers a major in Spanish as well as Coordinate Education Majors in Spanish. It also offers Minors in French, German, Spanish (18 s.h. each) and Romance Languages and participates in the interdisciplinary International Studies Concentration (18 s h.). French courses are offered beyond the 18 s.h. Minor, up to 30 s.h., providing students with the opportunity to accumulate credits toward a second certification.
Program Guides and Courses
International Studies Concentration: For students interested in preparing to live and develop their careers in an increasingly interdependent world. Whether you work for the private sector or government, an American company or multinational, there is no escape from the reality of international interdependence. In this global economy, nearly every job you may choose has an international facet.