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Australia

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/ 16 August 2011

Australian collar bomb suspect arrested in US

A man wanted in Australia for allegedly strapping a fake bomb to the neck of a teenage girl, has been arrested in the United States.

By Ivonne Rovira
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/ 15 August 2011

Wallabies’ performance leaves Aussies in awe

The Wallabies achieved one of their most courageous overseas Test victories against the Springboks at the weekend to push their World Cup claims.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 12 August 2011

Time to make experience count

After a month of messing around with extended squads, the Bok coaching team is sending something close to its best team into battle with Australia.

By Andy Capostagno
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/ 11 August 2011

New blood for Bok-Wallabies Tri-Nations Test

Scott Higginbotham will make his first Test start after being named as No. 8 for Australia for their Tri-Nations clash against South Africa.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 7 August 2011

All Blacks’ defence their World Cup weapon

The All Blacks’ defence is being rated their most lethal weapon heading into the World Cup after their 30-14 Tri-Nations win over Australia.

By Chris Foley
New Zealand beats Australia 30-14 in Tri-Nations
Article
/ 6 August 2011

New Zealand beats Australia 30-14 in Tri-Nations

New Zealand boosted its confidence when it trounced closest rival Australia 30-14 in a Tri-Nations test at Eden Park.

By Steve McMorran
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/ 5 August 2011

Bok squad announced for Tri-Nations home leg

The Bok coach named a 24-man squad featuring several players returning from injury rehabilitation for the home leg of the Tri-Nations series.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 3 August 2011

Australian woman free after hours-long bomb scare

A young Australian woman was freed from a suspected bomb collared around her neck early on Thursday after 10 hours of drama.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 3 August 2011

Australian police investigate bomb strapped to woman

Australian bomb squads have spent hours trying to defuse a bomb reportedly strapped around a young woman’s neck.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 3 August 2011

Tour winner Evans to get a hero’s welcome home

Cadel Evans — the first Australian to win the Tour de France — is to make a visit to Australia to celebrate his triumph with his compatriots.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 25 July 2011

Australia hospitals apologise for forced adoptions

Roman Catholic hospitals in Australia apologised on Monday for forcing unmarried mothers to give up babies for adoption decades ago.

By Rod McGuirk
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/ 24 July 2011

Cooper and Co transform Australia’s outlook

Australia’s victory over SA was built on an improved performance by the forwards but it was the flair of the young backline which caught the eye.

By Nick Mulvenney
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/ 23 July 2011

Wallabies hammer Boks in Tri-Nations opener

Australia, inspired by Will Genia and Quade Cooper, ran in five tries to open their Tri-Nations campaign with a 39-20 thumping of South Africa.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 21 July 2011

Wallabies look to Bok game for redemption

The chastened Wallabies will be searching for their first title in a decade and the Boks have a point to prove in the weekend’s Tri-Nations opener.

By Staff Reporter
Three new Boks for Tri-Nations opener
Article
/ 19 July 2011

Three new Boks for Tri-Nations opener

The Springboks have included three uncapped players in their team for Saturday’s Tri-Nations opener against the Wallabies.

By Staff Reporter
Dented Wallabies return Cooper, Genia to face Boks
Article
/ 19 July 2011

Dented Wallabies return Cooper, Genia to face Boks

Inspirational halfbacks Quade Cooper and Will Genia have been restored to Australia’s line-up for Saturday’s Tri-Nations opener against South Africa.

By Nick Mulvenney
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/ 17 July 2011

Brilliant Samoa stun Australia in Sydney

Samoa ran in four tries to stun Australia 32-23 in a famous victory that gave the Wallabies the worst possible start to their World Cup season.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 15 July 2011

Oz emissions charge prompts SA reaction

Australia announced its introduction of a carbon tax last week and South Africa’s plans for an emissions tax are reasonably advanced.

By Lisa Steyn
Murdoch papers eager to show off clean books
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/ 13 July 2011

Murdoch papers eager to show off clean books

News Corporation’s Australian newspapers are reviewing their books to ensure their operations — and operatives — have all been above board.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 10 July 2011

Australia unveils carbon-reduction scheme

Australia unveiled plans on Sunday to slap a carbon tax of A$23 a tonne on its 500 worst polluters from 2012.

By Rob Taylor
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/ 9 July 2011

Genia brilliance gives Reds first Super title

Scrumhalf Will Genia produced a moment of opportunistic brilliance to score a 65m try that helped the Queensland Reds to a 18-13 victory.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 2 July 2011

Davies scores hat-trick as Reds reach Super final

Jet-heeled winger Rod Davies scored a hat-trick of tries as the Queensland Reds stormed into the Super rugby final with a 30-13 victory.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 27 June 2011

Vickerman ‘stoked’ to be back in Aussie mix

Lock Dan Vickerman wants to repay the faith shown in him by Wallabies coach Robbie Deans as he pushes for a place in Australia’s World Cup squad.

By Staff Reporter
Flight chaos in Australia as ash cloud returns
Article
/ 21 June 2011

Flight chaos in Australia as ash cloud returns

After causing no little bother to SA air travel at the weekend, the Chilean ash cloud is wreaking havoc in Australia’s skies once more.

By Martin Parry
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/ 21 June 2011

I’m hanging up my boots, says Waratahs’ Waugh

Waratahs skipper Phil Waugh has said he will quit rugby at the end of the season, after playing for the Wallabies at the 2011 Rugby World Cup.

By Staff Reporter
Gillard ‘most unpopular Australian leader in 40 years’
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/ 19 June 2011

Gillard ‘most unpopular Australian leader in 40 years’

A year after she ousted previous Labour leader Kevin Rudd, only one in four Australians say they would vote for her.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 18 June 2011

Waratahs bounce Brumbies to clinch play-off spot

The New South Wales Waratahs hit their stride to reach the Super rugby play-offs with a convincing 41-7 victory over the ACT Brumbies on Saturday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 15 June 2011

James O’Connor bids farewell to Force

Wallaby sensation James O’Connor quit Super 15 side the Western Force on Wednesday after negotiations over a new contract broke down.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 31 May 2011

Damn! Aussies to be fined for swearing

Australians may have a love of plain speaking but new laws are set to curtail some of their more colourful language.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 25 May 2011

Shane Warne’s mentor Jenner dies

Former Australian Test cricketer Terry Jenner, who helped turn Shane Warne into one of the world’s greatest bowlers has died.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 23 May 2011

Exxaro bids $130-million for Australia’s Territory

Exxaro Resources has said it had bid $130-million in cash for Australia’s Territory Resources, as part of its plan to expand into iron ore mining.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 21 May 2011

Waratahs rely on first-half blitz to beat Lions

The New South Wales Waratahs responded to a lambasting at a fan forum this week with a rampaging five-try first-half performance.

By Staff Reporter
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