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The star of the series is Jill Kargman, who wrote "Momzillas," the novel that inspired the show. She also plays the lead role, a stay-at-home mom named Jill Weber who, like Kargman, grew up on New York's Upper East Side in that long-ago era when there was "some shame in being rich."
Kargman's character is merely comfortable among the ridiculously wealthy (her husband is a lawyer, not a Wall Street tycoon), weaving her way through the mean streets from Park Avenue to Fifth, covering much the same territory as the bestseller "Primates of Park Avenue" by Wednesday Martin, though far more ably and accurately.
Jill dances to an upbeat drummer (in fact, family gatherings devolve into dance parties at the drop of a hat), though she occasionally wishes her life were made easier by more disposable income. Living in a fifth-floor walk-up doesn't bother her, except when mothers who inhabit elevator-doorman heaven arrive sweaty after dragging their children up for play dates.
In "Primates," Martin relies on her outsiderness as the narrative device for what she calls an "anthropological memoir." She wants us to believe that moving from Greenwich Village to the East 90's is akin to Margaret Mead traveling to Samoa. She's amazed to discover that the Uptown moms, unlike those who reside in equally high-rent areas 50 blocks downtown, overshop, overgroom, overexercise, and over-enrich their children slated for Harvard from birth.
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The tour guide to the one percent club in "Odd Mom Out" is more credible, even if she is entirely fictional. She has troubles that are not in themselves new, but she is. It helps that she's Jewish, an outsider among her WASP in-laws, and not quite pretty. She's almost subjected to an intervention aimed at persuading her to streak her hair organized by her, natch, unnaturally blond sister-in law, Brooke. Her status-conscious in-laws speak of "Jill's people" as exotics and grow excited when research finds there was an aristocratic Austrian "von" before the Weber, which they decide makes all the linens worth re-monogramming. Jill's amiable brother-in-law who stumbled into hundreds of millions when his bagel company was bought by Chinese capitalists, cluelessly remarks that a branch "of the Webers did resurface in Argentina in the 1960s." That he could have relatives who fought on the wrong side in World War II is something he finds "cool."
At the heart of the comedy -- which just wrapped up its 10-episode first season -- is female friendship, the most fraught and fragile relationship in life. After all, it takes a lot to get divorced, but you can simply ghost a girlfriend by being repeatedly too busy for a cup of coffee. Sister-in-law Brooke wants to be Jill's best friend, if only Jill would let her make her over. Brooke is so slim you can't tell she's about to have a baby, partly the result of shrieking "no bread" at the approach of a waiter. She has a posse but no friends.
Jill's best friend of long-standing is Vanessa. A stubborn brunette like Jill, Vanessa is a once-married, now single doctor who jogs, has occasional sex, and saves lives, which makes her invisible in Brooke-land.
Coming home late from a ghastly group dinner at a chic Japanese restaurant where minuscule courses were served over many hours, Jill apologizes for keeping Vanessa, who has patiently answered the three kids' questions about AIDS, the tooth fairy, and starving children, up way past her bedtime. As long as Jill doesn't become a MomBot like Brooke, Vanessa's not complaining.
You know the rest -- Brooke gradually subsumes Jill into her life and into chairing her benefit gala so that Jill lies to Vanessa about why she can't come to her birthday party. But watch anyway, if only for the scene where Jill comes clean: "Those bitches aren't my friends. You and simple carbohydrates are my friends."
The interactions of Jill (and hubby Andy) with the (von) Webers offer rich glimpses into the unsettled nature of family relationships that linger long after we are grown up. Jill's lawyer husband is no slouch. He is overshadowed by his not-as-smart-but-more-successful brother who lives in a prewar mansion with high ceilings, servants to meet every need, with time to find an untaken cause (providing "prophylactic gastric bypasses for at-risk kids with morbidly obese parents").
Jill's in-laws get caught up in the last Darwinian competition, securing a place in the city's most desirable cemetery. Jill is late to the meeting with the snooty funeral director and then disturbs the deadly calm by frantically taking calls: her children are in danger of being waitlisted for the best private schools while her in-laws risk being waitlisted for a final resting spot with a water view.
True, some of this recalls '50s humor: Lucy and Ethel could have delivered Brooke's baby and struggled to compete at Brooke's fundraiser at SoulCycle. But there is freshness in the way people are shown getting ahead, getting hurt and finding comfort as life goes conventionally on. Surely, parents in Peoria also climb the greasy pole of success and struggle to get their kids into the best schools. But it's more entertaining to watch in Manhattan, where human nature, with all its striving and humiliation, shallowness and depth, plays out in the most compressed, and stratified hothouse on Earth.
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2/25/17 - Thanks to the hard working crews of tram maintenance, tram operators, lifties and B&A for keeping Big Red dug out. We are all reaping the rewards. 2/24/2017- Lower Tram Line is groomed and ripping. 2/24/2017 – Jackson Hole. Glorious. 2/21/2017 - 6" new snow and 17" untouched due to yesterday's closure. This is truly a season to remember with 155" depth in Rendezvous bowl and 474" for the season. 2/19/17 - President's Day Powder. 2/18/17 - Welcome to a powdery weekend Today in the Tetons before the impending storm. 02/15/17- The BIG picture. Up in the high country with Warren Miller cinematographer Tom Day. 02/15/17- Red, white and Blue. Tommy Moe takes another victory lap. We now return you to your regularly scheduled big mountain thrill-fest. Tomorrow we ride. JHMR Ski Patrol has had a week full of work. 02/06/17- Corbets right direct. Rob Kingwill en route. 02/05/17- Still storm skiing. Jess McMillan gets sneaky in the trees. 02/04/17- Powder for days. Tommy Moe feels the quality. 02/03/17- Powder Daze. Jess McMillan warping. 02/02/17- Left or right? Griffin Post makes good choices all day long. 02/01/17- Enter the snow globe. Jackson Hole picks up Six new inches. 01/31/17- Rob Kingwill poppin pillows. 01/30/17- Storm clouds roll in over the Tetons. Jess McMillan readies for the reset. 01/29/17- The joy of the rope tow may be lost on this generation. Local skier Li leads the way. 01/26/17- Thirteen year old Morgan Kilmain participates in another one of Dad's adventures. 01/25/17- Quality flake piles abound. Dan Starr readies the plow. 01/24/17- El Disappearo. Jeff Leger enjoys a uniquely wonderful storm cycle. 01/23/17- Low impact laps in Bernie's Bowl with James Figenshau ( Sr.) on nine inches of new. 01/22/17- The tide is rising. Jimmy Chin indulges as the storm rolls in. 1/20/2016 - Top of the World. 01/19/17- Teton touch up. 4 Inches of new really ties the room together. 01/18/17- The curtain closes on a week of high pressure. SNOW is in the forecast. 01/17/17- Sunshine and soft snow makes for a great double header. Remove 01/16/17- Warm rays are coming. Another day begins in Jackson Hole. 01/15/17- JHMR Backcountry guides are busy finding the fresh. Head to the top and shred. It's 20 degrees warmer at mid-mountain. With athlete Alex Duret. 01/02/17- The skiing has been exceptional, but don't over look the overlook. Cody Peak looking caked. 01/11/17- Nothing to see here. Jackson Hole gets walloped. Skier: Shroder Baker. 01/10/17- Dual Immersion therapy. Shroder Baker makes a significant breakthrough. 01/09/17- When it hits you feel ok. 01/08/17- Some pizza, but mostly french fries. The freedom of the hills has a powerful allure. 01/07/17- Exum guide, Nat Patridge, enjoys a busman's holiday before the storm. 01/07/17- Early Tram Rising. Anticipating snow over the next days with warming temps. 1/5/2017 – Cruise control. 01/03/17- Amidst the fleeting flurries Emily Figenshau finds a field of fresh. 01/02/17- Snowboard pioneer and family man, Jeremy Jones, enjoys quality shred time with his favorite posse. Jeremy, wife Tiffany, daughter, Mia and son, Cass take a break on one of many tram laps 01/01/17- The multi generational allure of Corbets Couloir persists into 2017. Kai Jones, age 10, upholds family tradition. 12/31/16- Wishing you a Grand New Year from Jackson Hole. 12/30/16- Relaxing and back scratching with Jeff Leger. It's a gorgeous day in Jackson Hole. Blue skies, soft snow and incredible views. Enjoy! 12/27/16- Stacking up! Dave Barnett plows his way through Jackson's 20th foot of seasonal fallen snow. 12/26/16- Snow reporter Jeff Leger out on the beat. Flawless conditions on the Headwall. 12/25/16- Lots of gifts under the tree this Christmas Day. 12/24/16- Santa drops in to Jackson Hole and leaves 10 new inches. Thanks Santa!! 12/23/16- Simple sliding and holiday spirit at the JH resort base area. 12/22/16- Blue sky, cold powder and smiles all around. Lynsey Dyer dropping vertical. 12/21/16- Chasing winter swell with big wave surfer Ian Walsh. 12/18/16- The view from the top is worth the journey. 12/17/16- Early season resurfacing has been successful. Ski season now in full effect. 12/16/16- Fasten your neck gaitor. The deepest December in 40 years is not over yet. 12/15/16- When the storm is the norm. 12/14/16- The powder turns before the storm. AJ Puccia dives into The Cirque in advance of the Winter Storm Warning in effect through Friday evening. 12/13/2016 – Glory Days in Jackson Hole with Forrest Jillson and it just keeps dumping. Winter Storm Warning in effect and 20-30" predicted in the Tetons. 12/12/16- Sometimes, if you go real fast, it hits you right in the face. 12/11/16- Open to the top! A small pause in the storm reveals a new realm of possibilities. 12/10/16- Experience the now. George Putnam indulges. 12/09/16- Jackson Hole is, quite literally, in the middle of a large winter storm. More lifts opening and more mountain to love. 12/09/16 12/07/16- Afternoon laser beams with Rob Kingwill. 12/06/16- Filling in nicely with more storms predicted this weekend. 12/05/16- Snorkeler. Chris Newson goes subsurface. 12/04/16- Some choices are easy. Chris Denny finds quality snow under the Teton Lift. 12/03/16- Winter's cloak. 12/02/16- The sun shines a little brighter on Cam Fitzpatrick. Another magic morning in Jackson Hole. 12/01/2016- Cisco Oldani finds the way on opening day. First chair of the 2016/17 season. 24" in 2 days and we open tomorrow!
And the results are in from Dicks Ditch 2017. Click link in profile for all rankings and more photos. #jacksonhole #dicksditch
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2/21/2017 - 6" new snow and 17" untouched due to yesterday's closure. This is truly a season to remember with 155" depth in Rendezvous bowl and 474" for the season. #jacksonhole #jhdreaming #bigred
Thanks for your patience. Tomorrow, we will try again. #jacksonhole #jhdreaming
RPK 3 tonight. Tomorrow's gonna be DEEP! #jacksonhole #jhdreaming
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@hadhammer digs deep. #jhdreaming #jacksonhole #powder #skiing Photo by @fishercreative
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A #jacksonhole ski patroller's account of going to battle during last week's huge snow and power outage plus many of the faces of the #JHSP. Click link in profile to read story. 📷 @davidbowersphotography


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February 2005
New figures point to slowing economy
A surge in imports has seen Australia record its second biggest trade deficit on record. The trade blow-out comes on the eve of a Reserve Bank board meeting where an interest rate increase is very firmly on the agenda. But the board's decision will not be an easy one, with a raft of new figures also suggesting the economy is already slowing. [TRANSCRIPT ]
German film delves into Hitler's last days
One film that didn't win an Oscar today may still have a bigger impact than its rivals. The Downfall is a German film on the last days of Hitler. It is a cold-eyed view of the death of a fanatical regime and the first such drama to be filmed for a German audience. Historians hope the film marks a turning point in Germany's dealing with its history but some critics say its portrait of Hitler humanises evil. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Police make arrests in bid to stem riots
Police appear to have the upper hand tonight in their battle to control rioters in Sydney's south-western suburb of Macquarie Fields. It is the fourth night of angry confrontations, which have seen riot police pelted with Molotov cocktails. In an effort to clamp down on the violence, police today made more arrests and restricted entry to the troubled suburb. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Bomb kills more than 100 in Iraq
It has been a turbulent few days throughout the Middle East with more bloodshed in Iraq, political manoeuvring in Lebanon, warnings of revenge attacks from Israel and a nuclear step forward for Iran. In Iraq, an enormous bomb has killed more than 100 people south of Baghdad. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Premiers hit out at Govt plans to monitor GST spending
The Federal Government is considering plans to begin monitoring how the states and territories are spending the GST revenue they receive from the commonwealth. This financial year $35 billion in GST revenue will be divided between the eight Labor states and territories. The Federal Treasurer says the states are now receiving more money than ever before, but he has questioned whether it is being spent responsibly. Victorian Premier Steve Bracks and his Queensland counterpart Peter Beattie have launched a double assault on the Treasurer's putative plans. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Pope's hospitalisation reignites leadership concerns
The Pope is recovering in a Rome hospital after an operation to ease severe breathing problems he had been experiencing. Despite the Vatican's positive outlook, this is the Pope's second hospitalisation in a month and it has reignited concerns about his rapidly deteriorating health. [TRANSCRIPT ]
WA heads to polls tomorrow
West Australians go to the polls tomorrow with most analysts saying a handful of votes in a few marginal seats will decide the outcome. The Coalition got off to a flying start with a radical plan to build a canal to bring water from the far north of the state to drought-proof Perth. The Labor Party spent weeks ridiculing the project and questioning Liberal Leader Colin Barnett's economic credibility. Then in the last days of the campaign, Mr Barnett fell foul of his own figures, after a $200 million hole was discovered in his election promises. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Friday Forum
West Australian Premier Geoff Gallop may have run a fault free campaign, but that is no guarantee of electoral success tomorrow. What are the odds on Colin Barnett unseating Geoff Gallop tomorrow? To get some answers Maxine McKew speaks with Labor's Industrial Relations spokesman Stephen Smith and Liberal Senator Ian Campbell, the Federal Minister for the Environment. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Treasury Secretary issues economic crash warning
The Prime Minister is at odds with Treasury Secretary Ken Henry about whether America's budget problems could trigger a global economic crash. Dr Henry fears the US is at the mercy of foreign investors who may stop funding its huge budget and trade deficits. John Howard says this is exaggerating America's true position. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Russia bound to democracy, Putin tells Bush
US President George W Bush has ended his tour of Europe after raising concerns with his Russian counterpart about democracy in Russia. But Vladimir Putin says his country has embraced democracy and will not be turning back. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Bush, Putin to hold talks amid growing tension
The White House believes President George W Bush's five-day visit to Europe has been a success, helping rebuild relations strained by the Iraq war, while demonstrating his resolve on fighting terror and building democracy. But the last meeting on his agenda is likely to be the toughest. President Bush is to hold talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin amid growing tension between the two governments. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Troops will be ready for Iraq, Govt says
The Opposition says a Defence Department report raises serious concerns that the troops going to Iraq will be ill-prepared and under-equipped. But the Government and Defence officials insist the troops will be ready. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Advocates step up calls for bill of rights debate
More and more Australians are asking when is it legal to take a picture. Fear of paedophiles has led a number of councils to ban cameras in recreation centres. Civil rights advocates say it is time for a new debate on a proposed Australian bill of rights, but the federal Attorney-General does not agree. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Queen won't attend Charles's wedding
Buckingham Palace is said to be in damage control in a bid to limit the latest controversy marring Prince Charles's wedding plans. The Queen has decided not to attend her eldest son's second marriage to Camilla Parker-Bowles and her decison is being widely regarded as a snub - despite palace denials. The prince is said to be "anguished". [TRANSCRIPT ]
Queen effectively snubbing Charles, royal expert says
Joining Lateline from the London studio is Charles Mosley, editor-in-chief of Debrett's Peerage and Baronetage, one of the leading reference guides to the British aristocracy. Mr Mosley was for some years with Britain's foreign and commonwealth office. Mr Mosley says it certainly looks like the Queen is snubbing her son's wedding. [TRANSCRIPT ]
'Last minute' decision to send more troops, PM says
From his first press conference yesterday to announce the Government's stunning backflip on sending more troops to Iraq, Prime Minister John Howard has been at pains to explain both the timing and the reasons for his decision. But reports late today that Foreign Minister Alexander Downer actually rejected a request from his British counterpart Jack Straw for additional Australian troops as recently as January 29, make the timing of the final decision even more confusing. Tony Jones speaks to John Howard about his decision to send more troops to Iraq. [TRANSCRIPT ]
PM denies misleading Australians
John Howard is fending off claims that he deliberatey misled Australians over future troop committments in Iraq, in the lead-up to last year's election. The Prime Minister inisists it was a last minute decision to double troop numbers, after developments in recent weeks. This evening Mr Howard has signalled that just last month the Government rebuffed a British request for more Australian forces. [TRANSCRIPT ]
NATO agrees to Iraqi defence training
US President George W Bush is celebrating a symbolic victory on Iraq as he continues his diplomatic swing through Europe. Every NATO member has now committed to assisting in the missions to train Iraq's fledging army and security forces, although the degrees of participation will vary widely and the alliances' budget for the mission will be miniscule. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Speculation over political future of ex-Soviet states
As the Ukraine's new president Viktor Yuschenko settles into the job, there is increasing speculation about the political future of many other former Soviet states. Yuschenko was swept to power by a people's revolution, just a year after political rallies in Georgia ousted the former soviet minister Eduard Shevardnadze. Now the talk is focusing on which of Russia's strategically important neighbours may be next to fall. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Beazley slams extra troop commitment to Iraq
Federal Opposition Leader Kim Beazley says he does not support the Government's decision to send 450 extra troops to Iraq. He says the Government's decision is a backflip because during the election campaign, the Government said it would not become more deeply involved in Iraq. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Daniel O'Connor describes family reunion
The adoptive family of Daniel O'Connor has spoken out about the shock of finding that their son's biological father was Cabinet Minister Tony Abbott. Interviewed in London, Daniel, who is the ABC Parliament House sound recordist, says he could not believe that for years he had worked in such close proximity to the health minister, never realising their connection. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Australia doubles military commitment to Iraq
After months of ruling out any further military contribution in Iraq, the Prime Minister has announced a massive increase in troop numbers. Australia will send an extra 450 troops to the south of the country, more than doubling the military commitment. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Bush holds talks with European leaders
The US President George W Bush is continuing his diplomatic patch-up job today with meetings with European counterparts in Brussels. This follows his speech yesterday that praised the strength of the trans-Atlantic alliance. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Skills shortage threatens rates, Reserve Bank warns
Federal Cabinet has discussed ways of tackling the potentially crippling skills shortage that is confronting key sectors of the economy. The Reserve Bank warns labour problems could force up interest rates as desperate employers bump up wages to attract skilled workers. But some believe the Reserve Bank is overstating the risks. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Parliament House connected Abbott and long-lost son
Health Minister Tony Abbott has been reunited with the son he adopted out at birth, and it turns out that for the past few years, they have literally been walking right past each other in the corridors of Parliament House. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Welfare on Govt agenda
The Government has indicated it wants to press ahead with changes to the disability support pension and the mutual obligation requirements for sole parents.
Bush's private conversation released
US President George W Bush has been embarrassed by the release of private conversations, secretly tape-recorded, by someone who was allegedly a close friend.
Counter-culture legend Hunter S Thompson dies
Since the 1960s, the little town of Woody Creek, Colorado has been famous for just one thing: it was the home of the maverick writer Dr Hunter S Thompson. On Sunday night, at his fortified compound Owl Farm, the 67-year-old Thompson took his own life with a gunshot to the head. No-one's saying why, although many saw the seeds of self-destruction in the drug-fueled antics that produced his self-styled gonzo journalism. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Experts analyse power of Kyoto treaty
Last week the controversial Kyoto protocol came into effect. It is the first legally binding environmental treaty to make a serious attempt at reducing the greenhouse gases that many scientists claim are leading to global warming. But will it be enough? [TRANSCRIPT ]
Macfarlane hints at interest rates rise
Reserve Bank governor Ian Macfarlane has hinted that interest rates are on the way up.
Group urges protection for asylum seekers in limbo
Calls are growing for an Australia to develop a bill of rights. It is hoped the bill would protect asylum seekers who may remain in detention for years. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Negroponte named new US intelligence chief
US President George W Bush has appointed the current US ambassador to Iraq to the new post of director of national intelligence. John Negroponte will have to curb bureaucratic infighting and organise closer cooperation between the Pentagon, CIA and other agencies. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Friday Forum
Government backbencher Sophie Panopoulos and Labor's Anna Burke talk to Maxine McKew about the week in politics. In particular they discuss what will happen when the Federal Government gets control of both houses of parliament in July. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Russian adviser discusses climate change issues
Is the world really ready to make the changes necessary to combat the dangers of climate change? And is the whole idea of dangerous climate change wildly exaggerated? Tony Jones discusses these issues with Andrei Illarionov, an economic adviser to Russia's President Putin, and one of the world's leading climate change sceptics. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Protest interrupts Corby drug trial
The Bali drug smuggling trial of Australian woman Schapelle Corby was gate crashed today by anti-drugs campaigners. They called for Corby's execution. [TRANSCRIPT ]
PM attacks Opposition over Hill criticism
Today Prime Minister John Howard backed his Defence Minister Robert Hill and the military, dismissing former intelligence analyst Rod Barton's claim that he took part in an interrogation at a Baghdad prison. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Australians involved in interrogations, Kay says
Tony Jones talks with a former head of the Iraq Survey Group, David Kay. Mr Kay has contradicted the Federal Government, telling Lateline he is almost positive Australians were involved in the interrogation of Iraqi prisoners. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Qantas profit soars
Australia's dominant airline Qantas has achieved a half-year profit of close to half a billion dollars. Its net profit for the six months to December is up 28 per cent to $458 million. [TRANSCRIPT ]
CIA head warns of continuing security threat
CIA director Porter Goss says Islamic extremists in Iraq remain a potent US security threat. Mr Goss made the comments at a US Senate intelligence committee hearing on threats to US security worldwide. [TRANSCRIPT ]
BHP boasts bumper half-year profit
The global commodities boom has delivered mining giant BHP Billiton with record half-year profits. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Kyoto Protocol comes into force
The Kyoto Protocol limiting greenhouse gas emissions came into force today, without Australia and the United States signing on. The Howard Government believes the treaty has little chance of success because restrictions do not apply to developing nations like China and India. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Lebanon faces uncertain future
Tony Jones talks to General Ali Shukri, a man who observes Middle Eastern politics closely and has been the advisor to King Hussein of Jordan for 22 years. He talks about the assassination of Rafiq Hariri and what it means for the future of Lebanon. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Australians may have 'interviewed' Iraqis
The Defence Department and its Minister Robert Hill today endured more than seven hours of questioning on allegations made on Four Corners by the former intelligence analyst Rod Barton. Officials claim that Mr Barton and the seven or eight other Australians who went to a Baghdad prison were only ever authorised to interview, but never interrogate. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Lebanese remember former PM
Tens of thousands of Lebanese have filled the streets of Beirut to bid farewell to former prime minister Rafiq Hariri. Mr Hatiri was assassinated two days ago in a huge blast. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Dollar closes in on 80 US cents
The Australian dollar has jumped more than two cents in the past week. The case for an interest rate rise has also been strengthened, with signs the housing market is again growing. [TRANSCRIPT ]
200 killed in mine disaster
A gas explosion in a coal mine in north-east China has killed at least 200 workers. Rescuers are now working to reach 13 miners believed to still be trapped underground. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Officials say Habib made up kidnap story
At a Senate hearing in Canberra today the head of ASIO and the Australian Federal Police Commissioner accused Mamdouh Habib of making up a story that he had been kidnapped and tortured. They say he made up the story to hide what he really had been doing in Afghanistan. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Lebanese mourn former PM's death
Lebanon has begun three days of mourning for former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri. Mr Hariri was assassinated yesterday when a powerful bomb blew apart his motorcade in Beirut. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Rudd on Iraq prisoner abuse claims
Labor's foreign affairs spokesman Kevin Rudd talks to Tony Jones about the claims made by an expert on Four Corners last night. Rod Barton alleged Iraqi prisoners in Baghdad were being abused and that he was involved in prisoner interrogations. These matters will get a detailed treatment in Senate estimates hearings tomorrow. Mr Rudd previews the hearings in this interview. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Shiites win lion's share of vote
The votes are in and Iraq's political players have begun negotiating for democratic power. Results announced overnight show the Islamic Shiite group took the biggest share of the popular vote. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Vidal is a lonely genius, Carr says
Tony Jones talks to Gore Vidal about his new book Inventing a Nation and why the forward was penned by New South Wales Premier Bob Carr. Mr Carr paints him as a committed isolationist who believes that projecting American power will always make a situation worse. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Qantas could face greater competition
Singapore and Australia today reopened talks on a full open skies agreement that would deliver Singapore Airlines much greater access to the trans-Pacific market. Qantas is resisting the move, but Singapore insists it is in the best interests of passengers. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Australian intelligence officer reveals secrets
In tonight's Four Corners program a veteran of Australia's intelligence services said that after interrogating an Iraqi prisoner and witnessing abuse last year while working with the Iraq Survey Group he informed the Department of Defence. Weeks later Senator Robert Hill told Parliament no Australians had been involved in the interrogation of Iraqi prisoners. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Govt in the dark on Habib's release
The Australian Government has admitted it has not asked and America has not said why it released alleged Al Qaeda trainee Mamdouh Habib after three years in detention. The Federal Government has sent copies of Mr Habib's televised claims of torture to Washington for further examination. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Costello clears the way for WMC takeover
Treasurer Peter Costello has cleared a controversial $8 billion Swiss takeover bid for Australia's WMC Resources. Mr Costello today ruled favourably on the bid launched by mining house Xstrata. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Prince Charles sets a wedding date
Prince Charles has announced that he will marry his long-term partner Camilla Parker-Bowels on April 8.
World leaders urge Nth Korea to continue talks
World leaders have urged North Korea to re-enter international talks aimed at resolving a nuclear stand-off. The calls come a day after Pyongyang announced for the first time it has nuclear weapons and was pulling out of the peace talks. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Friday Forum
The new member for Goldstein, Liberal Andrew Robb, and the member for Melbourne, Labor's Lindsay Tanner, talk to Maxine McKew about this week's biggest political stories. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Downer warns N Korea faces deeper isolation over nuclear claims
Foreign Minister Alexander Downer talks to Tony Jones about North Korea's public announcement that they have nuclear weapons and are pulling out of negotiations. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Vanstone rejects smear campaign claim
Immigration Minister Amanda Vanstone has today denied funding a campaign to discredit medical researchers who have been critical of detention centre mental health policies. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Telstra posts huge profit
Telstra today announced a profit of more than $2.3 billion for the first half of the financial year. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Rice urges Europe to get tough on Iran
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has hit out at European countries negotiating to halt Iran's nuclear drive, saying they have failed to make clear the threat of United Nations sanctions. [TRANSCRIPT ]
N Korea claims to have nukes
North Korea says it has manufactured nuclear weapons for its self-defence. It also has suspended participation in talks on its atomic arms program. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Prince Charles to wed Camilla Parker Bowles
It's official: Britain's heir to the throne, Prince Charles, will marry his long-term partner, Camilla Parker Bowles. The Royal Office and Clarence House has just confirmed a date for the wedding: April 8 this year. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Pipes criticises Middle East leaders
Director of the Philadelphia-based Middle East Forum Dr Daniel Pipes talks to Tony Jones about the Middle East peace process and the leadership in Israel and Palestine. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Our work has been undermined, researchers say
Some of Australia's most senior medical researchers have accused the Federal Government of backing a campaign to discredit their studies showing mental illness in detention centres.
Lloyd rejects funding rort claims
Federal Local Government Minister Jim Lloyd has used Parliament to reject any impropriety involving a funding grant to a project in New South Wales. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Real hope for Middle East peace
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and Palestinian Authority president Mahmoud Abbas have pledged to end violence in the Middle East. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Aziz to face courts
Saddam Hussein and members of his regime are soon to face trial on charges of murder and genocide. Among the first to face the courts will be Tariq Aziz and many Iraqis have a keen interest in the outcome. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Rice's tour of Europe continues
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in Brussels today for talks with NATO and the European Union.
Rau inquiry decision condemned
The former head of the Federal Police, Mick Palmer, has been hired to run a six-week inquiry to work out how a mentally ill Australian woman came to be wrongly held in detention for 10 months. But on the first parliamentary sitting day of the year, the announcement drew immediate condemnation from Labor and the minor parties. They claim it's hamstrung by a lack of legal power to call and protect witnesses. But the government denies there will be any cover-up. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Iraq suffers fresh round of violence
Any idea that insurgents had suffered a debilitating blow after last month's elections has vanished with a new round of violence. There are reports tonight that as many as 21 army recruits died in a bomb blast in Baghdad. That's in addition to at least 27 dead in two bomb attacks targeting police yesterday. The latest bloodshed comes with the final results from the vote that will begin to shape Iraq's political future still days away. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Costello under pressure to block Western Mining takeover
Just what is in the nation's interests - a free investment market or retaining control of an important natural resource? It's a question splitting coalition ranks as pressure builds to block Swiss company Xstrata's hostile takeover of Australia's Western Mining. The federal Treasurer, Peter Costello, warned coalition MPs and senators in Canberra today that any intervention by him to stop the $8.4 billion takeover would have to be done carefully. But he is under increasing pressure from some backbenchers not to surrender a large chunk of Australia's uranium resources. [TRANSCRIPT ]
Beazley calls for debate on US deployment in Iraq
On the first day of his renewed leadership back on January 28, Kim Beazley announced a new Labor position on the ongoing conflict in Iraq. Moving beyond his predecessor's call for Australian troops to be out by Christmas, he called for a debate on whether US troops should pull out of the contested Sunni areas of the country to stop them being drawn into what he calls "the vortex of civil war". So is that the advice he plans to give the US Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice, later this year? [TRANSCRIPT ]
Sharon and Abbas due to meet
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