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Talek Harris
‘Lucky’ Federer survives five-set thriller
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Talek Harris
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19 Jan 2011
Reigning champion Roger Federer was taken to five gripping sets by French nemesis Gilles Simon on Wednesday.
Brave Venus, Verdasco battle to Open wins
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Talek Harris
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19 Jan 2011
Venus Williams battled through injury to reach the Australian Open third round on Wednesday as Fernando Verdasco survived a five-set thriller.
Nadal gifted win, Clijsters steamrolls Safina
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Talek Harris
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18 Jan 2011
Top seed Rafael Nadal was handed an easy win at the Australian Open on Tuesday, as Kim Clijsters humiliated Dinara Safina 6-0, 6-0.
Resurgent Federer threatens ‘Rafa Slam’
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Talek Harris
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12 Jan 2011
A resurgent Roger Federer stands between Rafael Nadal and the "Rafa Slam" at the Australian Open.
Quake triggers Pacific tsunami on disaster anniversary
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Talek Harris
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26 Dec 2010
A 7,3-magnitude earthquake struck off the Pacific nation of Vanuatu on Sunday, triggering a small tsunami six years after giant waves killed 220 000.
BHP Billiton abandons Potash bid
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Talek Harris
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15 Nov 2010
Mining giant BHP Billiton on Monday abandoned its $39-billion takeover bid for fertiliser-maker Potash Corporation.
Fragile Australian govt battles discord on day one
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Talek Harris
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8 Sep 2010
Australia's newly elected Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, pledged to serve a full term after scraping back into power.
From Beijing to Las Vegas, world to go dark for Earth Hour
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Talek Harris
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27 Mar 2010
Global landmarks from Sydney's Opera House to the Forbidden City, to the glittering Las Vegas Strip, will be plunged into darkness on Saturday.
Australia tells China: World is watching Rio Tinto case
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Talek Harris
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18 Mar 2010
Australian PM Kevin Rudd on Thursday warned China that the "world will be watching" next week's trial of a Rio Tinto mining executive.
End of an era for Australia as Lee quits Test cricket
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Talek Harris
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24 Feb 2010
Brett Lee quit Test cricket on Wednesday after a run of injuries, the latest player to give up the long format of the game to prolong his career.
‘Penisaurus’ survives as sex sells despite recession
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Talek Harris
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14 Nov 2009
An eight-foot penis wobbles into view, causing a ripple of excitement in the crowded showroom. ''It's Penisaurus!'' shouts a customer.
‘Best job’ Briton lands on Australian paradise island
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Talek Harris
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1 Jul 2009
The Briton who won a competition for the ''Best Job in the World'' arrived on Australia's Hamilton Island on Wednesday to begin his six-month posting.
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