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Honda boosts profit, Mazda reduces loss
Honda's quarterly profit has ballooned to a record result while Mazda reduced its losses, rounding out a tale of recovery among Japanese automakers.
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Flag hopefuls face a Dog fight
The Western Bulldogs have sent a strong reminder that Collingwood and Geelong are not the only AFL clubs playing like premiership contenders.
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Qld candidate takes campaign to tarmac
An independent candidate running in a marginal Queensland seat has taken his campaign to the tarmac.
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Bennett backs struggling Dragons
St George Illawarra coach Wayne Bennett denies the NRL front-runners are suffering from a crisis of confidence after two straight losses.
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Hundreds evacuated from fire in shop
About 250 shoppers and 20 workers were evacuated after a small fire broke out in a department store in Melbourne's west.
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Fires cost a conservative $4.4 billion
The Victorian bushfires royal commission has estimated the Black Saturday fires cost $4.4 billion, but believes the true figure is likely to be much more.
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Suspect in Philippine massacre arrested
Philippine police have arrested a former militiaman who was among more than 100 suspects still wanted for the country's worst ever political massacre.
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Twitter down due to planned maintenance
The microblogging site Twitter was out of commission for the roughly 100 million users around the world while "planned maintenance" takes place.
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Conroy dubbed dumbest pollie in survey
Communications Minister Stephen Conroy is on the receiving end of another dishonourable award, after being dubbed Australia's dumbest politician in a magazine survey.
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Dutch troops leave Afghanistan after four years
Dutch troops ended their mission in Afghanistan Sunday after four "proud" years, in a departure experts say signals the beginning of a drawdown of foreign forces that will leave a worrying void.
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Dutch troops leave Afghanistan
Dutch troops have ended their mission in Afghanistan after four "proud" years, in a departure experts say signals the beginning of a drawdown of foreign forces.
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Twitter down for hours of 'planned maintenance'
The microblogging site Twitter Inc. was out of commission early Sunday for the roughly 100 million users around the world.
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Aussies go for gold in world baseball
Masterful pitching by James Murphy and the bat of Joshua Matavesi put Australia into the gold medal game at the junior world baseball championships.
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