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Wendy McCarthy reflects on Hazel Hawke's life and passing

Add to EJ Playlist  Hazel Hawke, ex-wife of former Prime Minister Bob Hawke, has passed away at 83 after a long fight with Alzheimer's and her close friend Wendy McCarthy joins us to reflect on her life. See mroe from 7.30 at http://www.abc. net.au/7.30/

Retrospect: Peter Hollingworth steps down as Governor-General

Add to EJ Playlist  In 2003 Australia's Governor general Peter Hollingworth announced he would resign. His 23 months in office were marked by controversy. More: http://bit.ly/A BCRetrospect

Retrospect: Assassination attempt on Pope John Paul II

Add to EJ Playlist  Pope John Paul II was was shot twice at close range by Mehmet Ali Ağca while riding in an open automobile in St. Peter's Square in 1981. More: http://bit.ly/A BCRetrospect

Retrospect: Dramatic scenes as Schapelle Corby learns of fate

Add to EJ Playlist  Initially sentenced to 20 years in jail for drug trafficking, Australian Schapelle Corby's term has been cut by five years after a clemency appeal. More: http://bit.ly/A BCRetrospect

Baz Luhrmann on retirement's temptations and creativity's risks

Add to EJ Playlist  Great Gatsby Director Baz Luhrmann reflects on the critics, risk-taking, how Australia treats celebrities, and the temptation to simply retire. You can also watch an extended version of this interview at: http://www.abc. net.au/7.30/con tent/2013/s3764 357.htm

Ben Knight surveys the damage caused by a huge tornado in Oklahoma

Add to EJ Playlist  The ABC's Ben Knight reports from the Oklahoma City suburb of Moore, where the extent of the damage caused by a massive tornado is becoming increasingly apparent. Read more here: http://bit.ly/1 2IYOly

Kevin Rudd changes stance on gay marriage

Add to EJ Playlist  Former prime minister Kevin Rudd declares he has changed his mind on same-sex marriage and thrown his support behind it. Read more here: http://bit.ly/1 15QYEe

China promises prisoner organ donation phasing out

Add to EJ Playlist  Since 7.30 highlighted the campaign to strip Dr Huang Jiefu of his awards from Sydney University due to his involvement in the Chinese program of obtaining organ donations from prisoners, he has flagged China's plan to phase out the scheme. See more from 7.30 at http://www.abc. net.au/7.30/

Aussie gymnast crashes through to Winter Olympics hope

Add to EJ Playlist  A car crash ended Ashley Cooney's London Olympics dream but she has remade herself in to Australia's big female hope at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Russia. See more from 7.30 at http://www.abc. net.au/7.30/

Abbott defends spending cuts

Add to EJ Playlist  Opposition Leader Tony Abbott defends the spending cuts he outlined in his budget reply speech. Watch Tony Abbott's full budget reply speech to Parliament here: http://bit.ly/1 03sqXR

Abbott showed a sneak peek of savage cuts: Wong

Add to EJ Playlist  Finance Minister Penny Wong says Tony Abbott gave Australia a sneak peek at the savage cuts that would come under a Coalition government.

Abbott budget reply a 'political hatchet job'

Add to EJ Playlist  Associate Professor Dale Boccabella from the UNSW Business School says Tony Abbott's budget reply speech was a masterful political hatchet job but the major policy announcement was to defer an increase in superannuation. Read more here: http://bit.ly/1 0sUtCU

The Aussie Mum who knows Angelina Jolie's pain

Add to EJ Playlist  Like Angelina Jolie, almost a quarter of a million Australians carry a gene putting them at high risk of cancer and one woman understands the Hollywood actress's decision to have both her breasts removed - she made the same choice at the age of 25. See more from 7.30 at http://www.abc. net.au/7.30/

Thomson quits Labor to run as independent

Add to EJ Playlist  Suspended Labor MP Craig Thomson tells Simon Cullen he has decided to quit the party and recontest his New South Wales electorate as an independent. Read more here: http://bit.ly/1 5NDMXB

Emotional PM introduces DisabilityCare funding legislation

Add to EJ Playlist  Prime Minister Julia Gillard has broken down in tears as she introduced legislation to help fund the national disability insurance scheme. Read more here: http://bit.ly/1 1CMmak

Interest groups react to Budget 2013

Add to EJ Playlist  Watch reaction to the budget from some key interest groups and figures on ABC News Breakfast. Read more here: http://bit.ly/1 0MpZNY

Hockey challenges Swan to name gross debt figure

Add to EJ Playlist  Shadow treasurer Joe Hockey says Labor has repeatedly got it wrong on the size of government debt. Read more here: http://bit.ly/1 0MpZNY

Abbott says PM and Treasurer 'making excuse after excuse'

Add to EJ Playlist  Opposition Leader Tony Abbott says the Government doesn't have a revenue problem, but rather a spending problem. Read more here: http://bit.ly/1 0MpZNY

Single Sydney mum disappointed with budget

Add to EJ Playlist  Single Sydney mother Kristie Rue says the budget changes nothing for her personally and doesn't think it will help the most needy. Read more here: http://bit.ly/1 0MpZNY

Gillard defends budget deficit

Add to EJ Playlist  Prime Minister Julia Gillard says voters will deliver their verdict on the budget at the September federal election. Read more here: http://bit.ly/1 0MpZNY

Budget about long term: Wong

Add to EJ Playlist  Finance Minister Penny Wong says she believes in her heart of hearts that "this is the right budget for the nation". Read more here: http://bit.ly/1 0MpZNY

Newspapers offer 'blunt assessment' of Budget 2013

Add to EJ Playlist  Former Age editor Mike Smith joins ABC News Breakfast for a look at how the nation's newspapers have reported on Budget 2013. Read more here: http://bit.ly/1 0MpZNY

'No joy' in budget for small business

Add to EJ Playlist  The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry's Peter Anderson says the budget contains "no joy" for small businesses. Read more here: http://bit.ly/1 0MpZNY

Budget 'won't help struggling families'

Add to EJ Playlist  Single mother Sandra Purvinas says the budget is disappointing and will not help struggling families.

The view from business and social services

Add to EJ Playlist  Business Council of Australia head Jennifer Westacott and Cassandra Goldie from the Australian Council of Social Services give their opinions on the budget.

Greens disappointed by 'weaker, dumber, meaner' vision

Add to EJ Playlist  Greens Leader Christine Milne says there are fundamental changes that need to be made to the mining tax and to education and energy investment.

Robb criticises 'disappointing sea of red ink'

Add to EJ Playlist  Opposition finance spokesman Andrew Robb says the Government has created a huge task for the Coalition to get back to surplus in Government.

Budget made the 'responsible decision': Wong

Add to EJ Playlist  Finance Minister Penny Wong says the Government has faced the second-biggest hit to revenue since the Great Depression and has made the decision to put jobs ...

AIG disappointed by a budget 'lacking in direction'

Add to EJ Playlist  Innes Willox from the Australian Industry Group says he is disappointed by a budget that includes some good programs but lacks an overall direction or sense ...

Case study: Working family

Add to EJ Playlist  The Kohary family of three has a combined income of $160000 and do not qualify for the Family Tax Benefit but are greatly relieved the childcare subsidy wil...

Swan defends 'gradual pathway to surplus'

Add to EJ Playlist  Wayne Swan tells 7.30 the revenue writedown underpinning the budget was an unprecedented event in the nation's economy. Watch Wayne Swan's full budget speech...

Budget 'fundamentally dishonest': Hockey

Add to EJ Playlist  Opposition treasury spokesman Joe Hockey says this budget is fundamentally dishonest and the Government did not have the courage to say how bad debt will bec...

Chris Richardson: Important decisions but the balance is off

Add to EJ Playlist  Chris Richardson from Deloitte Access Economics says the budget does include some important decisions and is trying to close the gap, but has provided about ...

Emma Griffiths: The budget in 90 seconds

Add to EJ Playlist  In 90 seconds, chief political correspondent Emma Griffiths breaks down what's in budget 2013.



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