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Hogan free to leave Australia
Updated: 3 September 2010. 15:45:03 (AEST)
Paul Hogan has reached an agreement with the Australian Tax Office that will allow the actor to return to the United States. >more
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TV
Prank Patrol heads to Adelaide this weekend
Who loves Scotty from Prank Patrol? We all do! And if you love Scotty and you live in Adelaide, make sure you get down to the Adelaide Royal Show this weekend where Scotty will be.
Best of ABC & Best of Election 2010 – Our picks of unmissable content
Silver Trembling Hands
The Flaming Lips live at Splendour in the Grass 2009 on triple j Live at the Wireless.
The Kids Are All Right
Review: Annette Bening and Julianne Moore play a couple whose children set out to find their sperm donor.
The other eight
Grandstand's Dan Lonergan assesses the AFL teams which will not be playing finals in 2010.
The Drum with Unleashed – Analysis and Views
Poll: Do the Treasury figures shake your confidence in the Opposition's policy costings? 
Political purgatory
This period of political purgatory has exposed some very unattractive elements of our system. >more 'Political purgatory'
Balance-bias battle
In reporting the views of climate change deniers and doubters, the ABC has done the whole of science a disservice. >more 'Balance-bias battle'
Letter to the Electorates
And in the tents of the leaders there were talks with those who were brought forth by the people but lacketh affiliation. >more 'Letter to the Electorates'
Children & Parenting
Kids At Risk
Child abuse and neglect is one of Australia's most significant social problems. Geraldine Doogue leads a group conversation with child welfare professionals. >more 'Kids At Risk'
ABC for Kids | ABC3 | Parenting | Games | Kids TV guide
Grandstand Sport
Interview: Brian Smith
Roosters coach Brian Smith told Grandstand's Craig Hamilton self belief played a part in his side's come-from-behind 30-14 win against Manly at Sydney Football Stadium. >more 'Interview: Brian Smith'
Health Science
Brain exercises delay mental decline
New research suggests exercising your brain can keep you sharper for longer into old age, but when the symptoms of dementia finally settle in, the decline happens faster.> more 'Brain exercises delay mental decline'
Featured Sites
Religion & Ethics
The ABC's new Religion & Ethics portal provides up to date reporting and thoughtful analysis on belief and behaviour. Alongside content from ABC TV, and Radio you'll find specially commissioned pieces from the best scholars, religious leaders and commentators - nationally and globally.>more 'Religion & Ethics'
