Perth Now - 1 hour ago
Gerard Baden-Clay removes items from his Brookfield home. Picture: Nathan Richter Source: The Daily Telegraph SHE got up early every morning for a walk but Allison Baden-Clay always made sure she was home by the time her little girls woke.
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Business Spectator - 4 hours ago
An asylum-seeker boat, believed to be carrying around 60 people, has been intercepted off the coast of Western Australia. Home Affairs Minister Jason Clare said the HMAS Maitland, under the control of Border Protection Command, stopped a "suspected ...
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The Australian - 11 hours ago
UNION officials who breach their legal duties face up to five years' imprisonment and $200000 personal fines under an Abbott government as the Liberal leader moves to exploit the Health Services Union scandal.
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The Age - 1 hour ago
THE Sydney talkback radio station 2GB - home to presenters Alan Jones and Ray Hadley - has failed in its bid to stop new rules that force it to reveal its advertising backers on air, despite a plea that it would be tantamount to an attack on freedom of ...
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The Australian - 11 hours ago
Video Image Tarkine faces ongoing mining threat MINING would be checked - but not excluded - in Tasmania's Tarkine wilderness under a compromise that Environment Minister Tony Burke believes could win over opponents of the region's proposed heritage ...
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The Australian - 11 hours ago
< Prev of 2 Next > MACQUARIE Group chief executive Nicholas Moore has joined the growing chorus of corporate leaders calling for an interest rate cut next week to boost the nation's confidence and help export-reliant businesses that have been suffering ...
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Sydney Morning Herald - 3 hours ago
For Australia, it's all coming down to bananas once again. The nation's 23 million people can be very touchy about references to the yellow fruit.
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Sydney Morning Herald - 11 hours ago
A maze of companies obscures the money trail in Plenary's PPP deals, writes Michael West. They are the hotshots of structured finance, the corporate overlords of our public hospitals and high-security government buildings, army bases, courthouses and ...
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Herald Sun - 11 hours ago
JB HI-FI's share price has tumbled to its lowest level in three years after the electronics retailer stunned investors with a fresh profit warning.
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NEWS.com.au - 10 hours ago
BILLIONS of dollars worth of TV rights to the country's biggest sporting events, and reality shows like MasterChef, have been preserved, after a landmark ruling of the full Federal Court closed a legal loophole being exploited by Optus.
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Courier Mail - 19 hours ago
Just $50000 will get you the ship that inspired the radar-evading vessel that was the base of evil media mogul Elliot Carver in the 007 film Tomorrow Never Dies.
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MTV.com - Apr 26, 2012
'It's gonna have a lot of aunts and uncles,' JWoww tells MTV News of Snooki's bun in the oven. By Jocelyn Vena (@jocelyn1212) Snooki is preparing for motherhood.
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Entertainment Weekly - Apr 26, 2012
by Anthony Breznican The song “Unchain My Heart” meant something very different when Jamie Foxx re-created it in 2004's Ray, but you could argue the title applies in a strange and more sinister way in Quentin Tarantino's upcoming revenge western Django ...
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Herald Sun - 9 hours ago
CARLTON coach Brett Ratten admitted last night's last quarter charge by Fremantle had him worried until the siren sounded at Patersons Stadium.
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Fox Sports - 1 hour ago
By Josh Massoud, Tyson Otto Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash Player. Desperate to keep Chris Sandow's axing a secret, Eels coach Stephen Kearney chose not to disclose his plans at a club board meeting on ...
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Adelaide Now - 10 hours ago
Trainer Peter Moody faces the media as the champion horse Black Caviar showed off ahead of her big race in Adelaide. Champion mare Black Caviar with strapper Donna Fisher at Morphettville Racecourse on Friday.
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The Australian - 1 hour ago
THE Brumbies pulled six points clear at the top of the Super Rugby Australian conference with a sparkling 34-20 win over the Lions in Johannesburg.
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The Daily Telegraph - 8 hours ago
NIWOT, who had an injury so severe that veterinarians said he would never race again, can complete one of the most extraordinary comebacks by winning the $500000 Sydney Cup at Royal Randwick today.
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Telegraph.co.uk (blog) - 17 hours ago
By James Delingpole Environment Last updated: April 27th, 2012 Those of you who don't live in Australia will be lucky enough to have missed last night's travesty of a documentary I Can Change Your Mind About Climate Change by the Aussies' ...
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BigPond News - 2 hours ago
Drilling fluid linked to a CSG project has leaked into a Qld river that is part of the Murray-Darling Basin. Drilling fluid linked to a CSG project has leaked into a Queensland river that is part of the Murray-Darling Basin.
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DVICE - 5 hours ago
We always knew that one day, quantum computers would be powerful enough to blow traditional processors out of the water. A new quantum simulator from the University of Sydney has, and we're quoting here, "the potential to perform calculations that ...
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