AWU scandal: 'Julia Gillard knew nothing'

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Click here to check your local weather Sunday 25 Nov, 2012 top stories AWU scandal: 'Julia Gillard knew nothing' PRIME Minister's ex-lover Bruce Wilson declares Ms Ms Gillard knew nothing about a 1990s union fraud scandal. Arafat's body to be exhumed in probe THE remains of Yasser Arafat will be exhumed on Tuesday as part of a new investigation into his death. Royal romances rife in Sydney HANG around the right bars in Sydney and the next person to ask if you'd like a drink could be royalty. Or a drunk rugby player. Call to block mobiles for motorists TECHNOLOGY that blocks mobile phone signals should be fitted to cars of motorists caught repeatedly talking and texting. breaking news Darfur rebels seize Sudan army base Train drags man sitting on platform edge Eight killed in Pakistan Shi'ite blast Rove wishes Bert Newton a speedy recovery NSW police join White Ribbon campaign Shot Mauritanian leader returns home Advertisement more from news.com.au Clarke urged to quit selections MICHAEL Clarke has been advised to resign as a selector with fears his boardroom powers could create nasty splits with teammates. more sport Rugby makes The Rock go weak HE is considered one of the greatest professional wrestlers of all time and but mention rugby to Dwayne Johnson aka The Rock and his legs go to jelly. more entertainment Top regrets of our lives - read them and weep WISH you had seen more of the world, exercised more or worked harder at school? You���re not alone. more lifestyle Rate cut benefits yet to flow - DJs RECENT interest rate cuts have yet to work their magic on consumers and get them spending again, DJs' chairman says. more business Apocalypse... wait for it, wait for it... now! DOOMSDAYERS convinced they'll be the last ones standing when the Mayan calendar ticks over on December 21. more travel Brokers' advice costly for buyers MORTGAGE holders may be paying thousands of dollars more in interest than they should because a mortgage broker has given them conflicted advice. more realestate Putting the sizzle back into charity THESE women revolutionising the way cash is donated to charities,  and it doesn't involve any cake tins, burnt sausages or chocolates. more money Smart specs may replace guide dogs SMART specs for the blind that could take the place of white canes and guide dogs may be available in two years, say researchers. more technology Advertisement connect Follow us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Visit our website View our mobile site GO TO: NATIONAL SPORT ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESS TRAVEL REALESTATE MONEY LIFESTYLE TECH Do not reply to this email, as this email address is not monitored. To unsubscribe from the news.com.au newsletter click here.