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Some quake victims may never be identified
Updated: 27 February 2011. 20:37:04 (AEDT)
company Get Cash & Go llc. Police in New Zealand say it is possible some of the victims of the Christchurch earthquake will never be formally identified. >more
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Art Nation is at the Perth Arts Festival
27/02/2011
Fenella Kernebone hosts Art Nation from the 2011 Perth International Arts Festival and speaks to extraordinary singer-songwriter Martha Wainwright.
Best of ABC – Our picks of unmissable content
Cakewalk Smasher
Pianist Glen Riddle performs a quirky Percy Grainger piece on Grainger's own piano.
Typography talk
Computers have played a pivotal role in popularising the use and recognition of fonts.
The Drum with Unleashed – Analysis and Views
Poll: Has the Government gone about introducing a carbon tax correctly? 
Royal doppelganger
Gillard has always shared some attributes with Elizabeth I, the Tudors' Virgin Queen. Lately she seems to be channelling her even more. >more 'Royal doppelganger'
Shocked jocks
The Prime Minister stood up to the talkback bully boys of Sydney and Melbourne radio today. And about time too. >more 'Shocked jocks'
Make the world take notice
The time has come for Australia's world-class medical and educational institutions to reach out, convincingly, into each and every corner of Aboriginal Australia. >more 'Make the world take notice'
Children & Parenting
The Octonauts
Their mission: to explore new underwater worlds, rescue amazing sea creatures and protect the ocean. >more 'The Octonauts'
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Grandstand Sport
Interview: Ewen McKenzie
Queensland coach Ewen McKenzie told Grandstand's Quentin Hull the Reds cannot afford to get complacent in light of their solid preseason form. >more 'Interview: Ewen McKenzie'
Health Science
Cool laser makes atoms march in time
Physics frontiers When helium atoms are super-chilled they behave just like light particles in a laser beam, according to new Australian research. > more 'Cool laser makes atoms march in time'
ABC Open
Love on canvas: Sakina's story
After ten years of separation, Sakina was finally reunited with her father at the age of 17. Their family, now back together, have begun a new life in regional Victoria. This story is part of a series of personal stories told by Goulburn Valley Refugees.>more 'Love on canvas: Sakina's story'
