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SMH: Black MP denies racism in ALP politics - An Aboriginal ALP MP in the Northern Territory yesterday denied his party treated him like a "pet nigger".
 
SMH: Cabinet posts for 'rort' MPs - Just four days after leading his party to a landslide election victory, the Queensland Premier, Mr Beattie, has announced the elevation to Cabinet of two Labor backbenchers named in evidence before the Shepherdson Inquiry into electoral rorting.
 
SMH: Call for more information likely before Swan decision - The Australian Electoral Commission appears likely to be told that further inquiries would be needed to determine whether Mr Wayne Swan might have committed a breach of the law.
 
SMH: Carr accused of demonising ethnic communities - Ethnic groups have accused the NSW Premier of inciting racial hatred and demonising and stigmatising their communities with comments about criminal ethnic gangs.
 
SMH: Carr and Ryan accused of exploiting race - The NSW Police Commissioner and the NSW Premier were accused yesterday of playing the race card as the debate about ethnic gang rapes in south-western Sydney flared out of control.
 
SMH: Carr could feel cold shoulder of voters left behind - This weekend's Auburn by-election could spell trouble for the main parties, writes Malcolm Knox.
 
SMH: Carr hits back at racist tag - NSW Premier Bob Carr has instructed police to use whatever descriptions are necessary to catch criminals without fear of offending ethnic communities.
 
SMH: Carr's backflip with pike off the sacred Diggers' bridge - In 1997, the Premier took up a talkback radio caller's suggestion to rename the new Glebe Island Bridge as the Anzac Bridge, in a lasting memorial to the Diggers.
 
SMH: Carr's stance on bill of rights angers lawyers, Democrats - Opposition by the NSW Premier, Mr Carr, to a bill of rights in NSW has sparked outcry from the NSW Law Society and the Australian Democrats, who say basic human rights are being flouted without one.
 
SMH: Carr, Whelan deny politics behind Jarratt's dismissal - The sacking of the NSW's second highest-ranking police officer, Deputy Commissioner Jeff Jarratt, was labelled a political execution in NSW State Parliament yesterday.
 
SMH: Censured Whelan unrepentant for critical comments - The NSW Police Minister, Mr Whelan, was yesterday censured by the Upper House for interfering with the parliamentary inquiry into policing in Cabramatta and for calling for its termination.
 
SMH: Check reveals Premier is in the wrong - Four years after random drug testing of NSW police was approved by Parliament, none is taking place, despite the Premier's belief that such checks are routine.
 
SMH: Costa rates Beazley's election success chances as uncertain - The Federal Opposition's chances of winning the next election are not rated highly by the influential secretary of the Labor Council, Mr Michael Costa.
 
SMH: Cunning vote on old-growth logging leaves Labor stuck on a limb - Federal Labor found itself the only party in the Senate voting against the preservation of old-growth forests after the Australian Greens pulled off a successful political stunt yesterday.
 
SMH: Cyclone Belinda - The general staff of the Australian Labor Party will troop into their NSW headquarters in Sussex Street at 3pm tomorrow because of the righteous political ambitions of one woman.
 
SMH: Della to cut ties with Chinchilla - The Special Minister of State, Mr Della Bosca, will withdraw his superannuation funds from a company and resign as its director, two weeks after its link to a firm with State Government contracts was revealed.
 
SMH: Della's wife to fight as career put on line - Ms Belinda Neal, the wife of powerful Labor Minister Mr John Della Bosca, is appealing against the weekend's preselection result which saw her narrowly defeated by fellow right-winger Ms Trish Moran.
 
SMH: Don't target woman: Cox - "If we get a bit tipsy at parties we are asking for it. This is the stuff we fought against in the '60s."
 
SMH: Editorial: Political espionage - Sometimes security is only noticed when there is none. The discovery that a NSW State Government MP's office computer may have been used to hack into Opposition computers files has shaken the customary quiet sense of security that pervades Parliamentary life.
 
SMH: Election rorts - In Florida or in Queensland, opportunities for electoral mischief are limitless. So, too, is public cynicism about the ways of politicians.
 
 
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