Ordinary Bloke Parry Stunned By Extraordinary Honour

Craig Parry is the genuine package, no pretensions whatsoever, so it was no surprise he was stunned that his victory in the Australian Open qualified him for placement on the international ballot paper for the World Golf Hall of Fame.

Open Win Gives Parry A Shot At Fame List

CRAIG Parry has received a totally unexpected surprise after his first Australian Open victory at The Australian on Sunday; he will be placed on the 2008 International ballot papers by the World Golf Hall of Fame.

Bailey Gets Mcewen Recount

LABOR has accused Fran Bailey of "sour grapes" over her criticism of the ballot count in the seat of McEwen, as electoral officials agreed to conduct a recount of her six-vote defeat.

Bailey Gets Recount, Alp Cries Desperation

LABOR has accused Fran Bailey of "sour grapes" over her criticism of the ballot count in the knife-edge seat of McEwen, as electoral officials agreed to conduct a recount of her six-vote defeat. Meanwhile, Queensland Labor state secretary Milton Dick will resign in March to run for a full-time job as a Brisbane City councillor. He will join a team of Labor officers who are now candidates, led by former cricketer Greg Rowell, who hopes to dislodge Brisbane Lord Mayor Campbell Newman, the most ...

Byelections Galore

The Coalition could pay a high price for making voters in four electorates go back to the ballot box in the next few months.

Hallmarks Of A Leader

At 8.30 on the morning of the Liberal leadership ballot in Canberra, two senators named Judith were sitting in the Qantas departure lounge at Sydney Airport waiting for the flight to Canberra. Victorian senator Judith Troeth had rushed back from Beijing and West Australian senator Judith Adams had raced back from her mother's sick bed in New Zealand.

Knowing The Full Nelson

Losing last week's Liberal leadership ballot could be a blessing in disguise for Malcolm Turnbull.