Tomorrow night, Queensland Senator Cheryl Kernow canbers new female force.
It's blatantly unfair.
The former schoolteacher who's giving federal labour some tough political lessons.
That's tomorrow at 7.30.
At first, it looked like a simple rescue.
A burglar on the run, cops in pursuit.
They were chasing me and fell through the roof.
What are you charging him with?
They're witnesses. They're saying he took me.
Suspicion and fear. A lethal combination.
You don't think he jumped?
I think he was trying.
He got it wrong.
You're not the first cop to make a mistake like that.
Five thousand bucks.
Something I should know about?
Mickey!
Opportunity for revenge.
Police rescue, 8.30 Thursday.
Spies. On the street. In the pub.
They look just like everyone else.
You wouldn't know one if you bumped into one.
But they're paid to pride.
And the secrets they dig up could be yours.
A revealing new drama series.
Secrets.
Coming soon.
It wants its breakfast in its room.
8.30 Friday.
Rudyard Kipling's classic story.
You hit me.
I can do this as long as you can.
A journey of discovery and adventure on the high seas.
I think I'm gonna stay on this boat for three months.
When a boy discovers that wealth and privilege can't buy everything.
I want to be with you, Manuel.
Manuel.
Spencer Tracy in his Academy Award winning role in John Hyde's movie of the week.
Captain's Courageous. 8.30 Friday.
Tomorrow night on the 7.30 report.
Climbing down on tax perks for corporate clothes.
This gives new meaning to the government.
Stealing the shirt off your very back.
The government's tough new tax rules for our working wardrobes.
That's tomorrow, 7.30.
Rod Young for ABC News.
Opposition leader John Hewson has gone on the attack in his official reply to the budget.
Hewson has told Parliament it's a budget of betrayal for ordinary Australians and Labour's true believers.
He says it's a cowardly budget and one of the most dishonest documents ever introduced into Federal Parliament.
He accused Labour of hiding the truth of the massive budget tax slug from voters.
Most government members failed to show up to listen to Dr Hewson's address, including Prime Minister Paul Keating.
The budget is already starting to show cracks and the government is preparing to back down.
Keating has lashed out at Dr Hewson and the Senate for imposing deadlines on legislation.
In other news, health experts trying to unravel the mystery of asthma believe a sugar cane insect may be one of the major culprits.
And Wallaby halfback Nick Far-Jones is now rated an 80% chance of playing in the third rugby test against the Springboks.
Good night.
The Carpenter's Secretariat speaking? To whom do you wish to speak to?
He's a self-made man.
Oh bloody hell.
With a selfish wife.
That's the trouble, everyone.
And off the wall stuff.
Thank you. Should I take all my clothes off?
Loody loody up.
Sam!
You screamed, madam?
Just a moment.
But he's definitely on me up.
8 o'clock Friday, ABC.
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