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Man arrested after shots fired in Tas

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 14 Desember 2013 | 17.52

A man is in custody after shots were reportedly fired in a Tasmanian street. Source: AAP A MAN is in custody after shots were reportedly fired in a Tasmanian street. Police received calls from the public reporting several shots being...
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US man dies in Vic skydiving accident

A man has plunged to his death in a skydiving incident in Victoria's northeast. Source: AAP A US citizen has plunged to his death in a skydiving incident in Victoria's northeast. The man, 33, had a parachute malfunction and fell a considerable...
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Muse delivers epic Sydney show

British rockers Muse have thrilled Sydney fans with a spectacular sound and stage show. Source: AAP MUSE drowned out the screams of thousands of Sydney fans with an epic sound and stage show that did everything to add to their reputation for...
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Toyota to enter US settlement talks

Toyota is entering settlement talks on US lawsuits that allege sudden unintended acceleration. Source: AAP AFTER a four-year legal battle, Toyota is entering settlement talks on nearly 400 US lawsuits that allege sudden unintended acceleration...
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Severe storm warnings cancelled

ANOTHER round of severe thunderstorms pummelled southeast Queensland tonight. 8.25pm: The worst of this evening's severe thunderstorms has passed, with the weather bureau lifting its earlier warnings. The Bureau of Meteorology said dangerous...
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Bacteria linked to patient deaths in Qld

Written By Unknown on Jumat, 13 Desember 2013 | 17.52

An outbreak of a group A streptococcus bacteria in Brisbane has been linked to two patient deaths. Source: AAP QUEENSLAND'S chief health officer is confident a Brisbane hospital grappling with a group A streptococcus bacterial outbreak, linked...
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Last goodbye for Mandela before burial

Tens of thousands of South Africans have lined up to view the body of Nelson Mandela in Pretoria. Source: AAP ANXIOUS South Africans have queued through the night for the chance to say a final farewell to Nelson Mandela before his body is moved...
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Reporter sues Toronto mayor for defamation

A Canadian newspaper reporter is suing Toronto mayor Rob Ford after insinuating he is a pedophile. Source: AAP THE controversial mayor of the Canadian city of Toronto is being sued by a newspaper reporter after he suggested the journalist is...
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Vic pedestrian dies after being hit by car

Thirteen motorists have been killed on Victoria's roads in the first 13 days of December. Source: AAP AN elderly pedestrian has died in hospital after being hit by a car in Melbourne's east. Police believe the woman, 66, was crossing...
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Milat murder appeal angers victim's family

A great-nephew of Ivan Milat is appealing his 30-year jail term for the axe murder of his friend. Source: AAP THE great-nephew of serial killer Ivan Milat wants his murder sentence halved, infuriating the family of the boy he slaughtered. ...
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Vic ALP elects new shadow cabinet members

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 12 Desember 2013 | 17.52

Labor's Martin Foley (pic) and Wade Noonan have been elected to the Victorian shadow cabinet. Source: AAP THE Victorian Labor party has elected two new members to its shadow cabinet. Albert Park MP Martin Foley and Williamstown MP Wade...
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Japan plans $60b economic stimulus

JAPAN'S Cabinet has approved billions of dollars of stimulus spending in a supplementary budget meant to perk up a faltering economic recovery and cushion the impact of a sales tax rise next April. The Y5.5 trillion ($A59.49 billion) in fresh...
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PM tributes troops in valedictory speech

PRIME Minister Tony Abbott has kicked off parliament's annual valedictory speeches, marking 2013 as the year Australian troops were withdrawn from Afghanistan. Following a tribute to retiring clerk of the House of Representatives Bernard Wright,...
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PM Abbott hosts his first COAG

Prime Minister Tony Abbott will host his first COAG meeting in Canberra on Friday. Source: AAP PRIME Minister Tony Abbott will use his first meeting with state premiers and chief ministers to start the groundwork for delivering the coalition's...
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Thai protesters cut power to PM's office

PROTESTERS have announced they have cut off electricity to the Thai prime minister's office compound and are demanding that police abandon the premises amid a political crisis that has dragged on for weeks. The protesters, seeking to force the...
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Ministers' families on outside under code

Written By Unknown on Rabu, 11 Desember 2013 | 17.52

The PM has issued new ministerial standards outlining the ethical expectations for his frontbench. Source: AAP FEDERAL ministers can't employ their own wives or husbands or those of any other ministers without first asking Prime Minister...
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Political storm erupts over Holden pullout

GENERAL Motors blamed a "perfect storm", but Labor threw responsibility squarely at the federal government for Holden's decision to stop making vehicles in Australia. Prime Minister Tony Abbott called it a "sad, bad day" for Australian manufacturing...
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MP's campervan trip shows road to politics

FROM carefree campervanner to Canberra crusader: it was a holiday around Australia that inspired Liberal Luke Howarth, federal member for Petrie, to have a crack at politics. In his first speech to parliament on Wednesday, Mr Howarth said it wasn't...
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Woman wins Scientology marriage bid

A WOMAN who wants to marry in a Church of Scientology chapel has won a battle in the UK's highest court. Scientologist Louisa Hodkin took her fight to the Supreme Court after a High Court judge ruled that services run by Scientologists were...
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Three MPs honoured with integrity awards

FORMER attorney-general Mark Dreyfus, retired Liberal backbencher Judi Moylan and Labor's Melissa Parke have been honoured with awards for integrity in politics at a ceremony in Canberra. The three were chosen from a field of 16 federal parliamentarians,...
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John Key's delegation hits a snag

Written By Unknown on Selasa, 10 Desember 2013 | 17.52

NZ Prime Minister John Key is only allowed to take one other person into Nelson Mandela's funeral. Source: AAP NEW Zealand Prime Minister John Key's delegation at Nelson Mandela's funeral has hit a snag - there are five of them and only two...
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Labor sells out on gambling: Wilkie says

Independent MP Andrew Wilkie says Labor is betraying problem gamblers by agreeing to repeal reforms. Source: AAP THE major parties have been accused of selling out problem gamblers after Labor agreed to help the federal government repeal...
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Qantas shares hit a new low

Shares in Qantas have hit their lowest level ever as investors continue to desert the company. Source: AAP QANTAS shares have hit a record low as investors continue to desert the company because of its financial woes. Qantas shares were...
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Young locked out of property market: oppn

YOUNG people in NSW will struggle to buy property with state government cuts to the first home buyers grants effectively locking them out of the market, the state opposition says. Monthly loan figures for October, from the Australian Bureau...
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Sex, cash motive for Qld acid murder:court

A Queensland man accused of murdering his wife was afraid she would kill him so he pushed her. Source: AAP SEX and money motivated Klaus Andres to murder his wife, prosecutors have claimed, but the Queensland man says her death was an accident....
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Tasmanian mine workers' names released

Written By Unknown on Senin, 09 Desember 2013 | 17.52

THE names of two men killed when they fell more than 20 metres down a mine shaft in western Tasmania have been released. Queenstown men Craig Nigel Gleeson, 45, and Alistair Michael Lucas, 25, fell while doing maintenance work in a shaft at the...
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CCTV plan for Sydney gets go-ahead

A PROPOSAL for extra CCTV cameras in Sydney's busiest nightspots is set to become a reality after the City of Sydney Council endorsed the plan. At a council meeting on Monday night, council unanimously carried the proposal to install the 10...
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Search on for new PNG Defence chief

PAPUA New Guinea's Defence Force Chief will have his term temporarily extended until a successor is found, prime minister Peter O'Neill says. Brigadier General Francis Agwi made history during PNG's 2011-2012 political impasse by frequently...
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Commuter train, truck collide in Jakarta

A COMMUTER train has collided with a truck hauling petrol in Indonesia's capital, killing at least seven people and sending a fireball of orange flames and black smoke shooting skyward. The collision in southern Jakarta on Monday killed the train...
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Wife's death an accident: alleged killer

A QUEENSLAND man accused of murdering his wife says he accidentally killed her and then dissolved her body in acid to cover it up, a court has heard. Klaus Andres, 70, is on trial at the Supreme Court in Cairns for the murder of Li Ping Cao, 42,...
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Vic minister slams hospital delay claim

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 08 Desember 2013 | 17.52

OPPOSITION claims that sick Victorian kids are being forced to wait due to delays in building a children's hospital are wrong and hypocrisy in the extreme, the health minister says. Baulderstone Pty Ltd will build the 230-bed Monash Children's...
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Gene therapy used to fight cancer

US doctors say gene therapy can be used to transform patients' blood cells that can fight cancer. Source: AAP IN one of the biggest advances against leukaemia and other blood cancers in many years, doctors are reporting unprecedented success...
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Govt not bank for car industry, Lib MP

MP Josh Frydenberg says there are limits to the support the federal government can give car makers. Source: AAP FEDERAL coalition coffers cannot be used as an ATM for struggling car companies like Holden, one coalition MP says. Liberal...
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Free transport urged for fire recovery

The NSW Opposition wants free weekend transport to and from the Blue Mountains to boost business. Source: AAP THE NSW government should provide free bus and train rides to and from the Blue Mountains these holidays to help businesses recover...
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Qld 30-year vision sets the bar high

Expanding children's literacy and numeracy levels is a primary target in a bold plan for Queensland. Source: AAP AN ambitious 30-year plan for Queensland aims to have half of the state's population living outside the southeast and to narrow...
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