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Centre of attention: Scott tipped to fill Gasnier's big shoes
Australian back-rower Beau Scott is the front-runner to fill the right centre position vacated by Mark Gasnier at St George Illawarra.
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Fashion vision lives down a lane
Eastern Market Fabrica is the new city store for duo Stephen McGlashan and Lucinia Pinto.
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Stranger danger and traffic biggest worries for city parents
ONLY 40 per cent of city parents think it is safe for their primary-school-aged children to go to school on their own, a study has found, with parental fears about ''stranger danger''and road safety the...
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Suu Kyi campaign leaves Burmese leaders on edge
RANGOON: Burma's opposition leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, has resumed the campaign trail for a slew of parliamentary byelections, with her popularity causing evident nervousness in the new government dominated...
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Growing alarm over child porn epidemic
CHILD pornography use has reached epidemic proportions in Australia, as paedophiles increasingly record themselves molesting children before swapping the images with other abusers, federal police have...
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Challenger upgrades earnings
Challenger Diversified Property Fund has started the 2012 reporting season with an earnings upgrade.
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Deadly bombardment drowns out Syrians' appeals for help
THE terrified residents of the Syrian city of Homs have emerged from another day of deadly rocket, artillery and mortar bombardment by the forces of the President, Bashar al-Assad, to face fresh fighting...
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Majority of O'Shane decisions overturned in Supreme Court appeals
SENIOR judges have been criticising the magistrate Pat O'Shane for more than a decade, upholding 88 per cent of Supreme Court appeals against her judgments in criminal matters and ordering half of them...
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Hearing for trio tried in Lebanon for jihadist links
THREE Australian men convicted of terrorism-related offences in Lebanon a little more than a year ago are to have their appeals heard in the military court in Beirut in April, according to the latest advice...
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Visy accuses payroll officer of theft
PACKAGING group Visy Board is investigating what it believes is a ''widespread'' and long-running fraud in its payroll office, with the company accusing a staff member of stealing more than $3.31 million.
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Figuring how to make maths and science cool
AUSTRALIA'S Chief Scientist Ian Chubb knows many students don't see maths and science as the coolest subjects in the world.
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Sports demand protection of broadcast rights
The AFL and other major sport bodies held talks with the Prime Minister and senior ministers yesterday to demand changes to the law to protect broadcast rights worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Solution found for Kipper
Oil company ExxonMobil says it knows how to fix a mercury contamination problem that has delayed production and blown out costs.
(Business Day)
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