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Australia

Drowning in bottled water
Article
/ 10 September 2010

Drowning in bottled water

It’s great business, but it is so environmentally
unsound it has been banned in parts of Australia.

By Yolandi Groenewald
Fragile Australian govt battles discord on day one
Article
/ 8 September 2010

Fragile Australian govt battles discord on day one

Australia’s newly elected Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, pledged to serve a full term after scraping back into power.

By Talek Harris
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Article
/ 8 September 2010

Toyota recalls more than 116 000 Hilux vehicles

Toyota on Wednesday announced a safety recall of more than 116 000 four-wheel-drive Hilux vehicles in Australia.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 24 August 2010

Hamilton fined for Aussie burn-out

Formula One star Lewis Hamilton was fined $450 on Tuesday and dubbed a "hoon" for doing a burn-out in his street car.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 23 August 2010

Australia markets bet on new conservative govt

Australian financial markets bet on Monday that inconclusive weekend elections would deliver a change of government.

By Rob Taylor
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Article
/ 22 August 2010

Gillard vows ‘stable’ govt after unclear polls

Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Sunday reassured voters she would deliver "stable and effective" government.

By Staff Reporter
Photo finish for Aussie election
Article
/ 20 August 2010

Photo finish for Aussie election

With polling day on Saturday, Australia’s first woman prime minister is working overtime to overcome a strong challenge for her opposer.

By Alison Rourke
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Article
/ 20 August 2010

Australia confronts prospect of minority government

Australia could have its first minority government in 70 years, with an poll showing the Labour party drawing level with the conservative opposition.

By James Grubel and Mark Bendeich
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Article
/ 5 August 2010

Rio Tinto first-half earnings jump

Anglo-Australian mining giant Rio Tinto on Thursday posted a 260% jump in first-half net earnings to a record $5,85-billion.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 2 August 2010

Future all black for Wallabies, say Aussie press

The Australian press envisaged worst-case scenarios for the Wallabies’ Tri-Nations campaign on Monday after their loss to New Zealand on the weekend.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 1 August 2010

Hard referees better than soft, says Graham Henry

New Zealand coach Graham Henry has praised Craig Joubert’s hard-line refereeing that resulted in three yellow cards and left Australia reeling.

By Ian Ransom
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Article
/ 31 July 2010

All Blacks destroy Wallabies in Tri-Nations rout

The All Blacks ripped apart the Wallabies 49-28 to take control of this year’s Tri-Nations series at the Docklands stadium on Saturday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 29 July 2010

All Blacks to give Wallabies World Cup report card

Australia stand to receive a Rugby World Cup progress report when they meet New Zealand in Melbourne on Saturday.

By Ian Ransom
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Article
/ 28 July 2010

Cooper loses appeal against spear-tackle ban

Wallabies flyhalf Quade Cooper on Wednesday lost his appeal against a two-week suspension for a spear tackle on South Africa’s Morne Steyn.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 27 July 2010

Grounds for concern over Tri-Nations pitch

The condition of the pitch for Saturday’s Tri-Nations match is causing concern after Australian Rules players threatened to boycott the venue.

By Ian Ransom
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Article
/ 27 July 2010

Barnes reunited with Giteau for All Blacks clash

Robbie Deans has switched Matt Giteau to flyhalf and recalled Berrick Barnes as cover for Quade Cooper in the Wallabies team to play New Zealand.

By Ian Ransom
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Article
/ 26 July 2010

Wallabies to appeal Cooper’s ban

Australian flyhalf Quade Cooper will appeal against his suspension imposed by a Sanzar judicial hearing, the Australian Rugby Union said on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 25 July 2010

Fourie gets four-week ban for dangerous tackle

Springbok Jaque Fourie has been banned for four weeks for a dangerous tackle in Saturday’s 30-13 defeat to Australia.

By Staff Reporter
Australia sink Boks 30-13 in Brisbane
Article
/ 24 July 2010

Australia sink Boks 30-13 in Brisbane

Australia left South Africa’s Tri-Nations title defence in tatters with a 30-13 win over the ill-disciplined Springboks on Saturday.

By Staff Reporter
Commentator apologises for calling Bok coach ‘a clown’
Article
/ 23 July 2010

Commentator apologises for calling Bok coach ‘a clown’

Australian rugby commentator Brendan Cannon apologised on Friday for calling Springbok rugby coach Peter de Villiers a clown.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 22 July 2010

Media take Ponting to task for toss decision

Ricky Ponting’s disastrous decision to bat first in the second Test against Pakistan was roundly condemned by the Australian press on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
Boks look to atone against Wallabies
Article
/ 22 July 2010

Boks look to atone against Wallabies

The world champion Springboks will look to steady their rocky start to this year’s Tri-Nations with victory over the Wallabies on Saturday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 21 July 2010

Ex-Wallaby Larkham joins Brumbies’ coach staff

Former Wallaby flyhalf Stephen Larkham has been appointed as the attack coach of the Brumbies for the coming Super 15 season.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 19 July 2010

Australia’s Gillard extends lead in election race

Julia Gillard’s chances of winning an August 21 election were boosted with a poll showing voters overwhelmingly preferred her as prime minister.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 17 July 2010

Australian prime minister calls election

Julia Gillard called an election on Saturday for August 21, with the poll to be decided over policies on economic management, climate and border

By Michael Perry
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Article
/ 8 July 2010

Warne impressed by England ahead of Ashes

Shane Warne believes England will travel to Australia with their "best-ever" chance of winning the Ashes ‘Down Under’ in more than 20 years.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 7 July 2010

Australian scientists develop the perfect prawn

Scientists have come up with a way to satisfy Australians’ demand for prawns which have become the nation’s main Christmas fare.

By Isabella Cummins
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Article
/ 6 July 2010

Aussie band Men At Work told to pay for song rip-off

Australian band Men At Work were ordered to pay 5% of profits from iconic hit <i>Down Under</i> for ripping off Girl Guide ditty <i>Kookaburra</i>.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 1 July 2010

Howard defiant over ICC snub

Former Australia Prime Minister John Howard will not step aside as the nominee for the International Cricket Council’s vice-presidency.

By Staff Reporter
Australia gets first woman PM after shock party coup
Article
/ 24 June 2010

Australia gets first woman PM after shock party coup

Wales-born lawyer Julia Gillard became Australia’s first woman prime minister on Thursday after the once-popular Kevin Rudd fell to a party coup.

By William West
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Article
/ 23 June 2010

Cahill leads Australia to 2-1 win over Serbia

Tim Cahill and Brett Holman scored second half goals to give Australia a 2-1 victory over Serbia in their final World Cup Group D match on Wednesday.

By Gideon Long
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Article
/ 14 June 2010

Japanese probe returns with unique asteroid dust

A Japanese probe has landed in the Australian outback after a seven-year voyage to an asteroid, returning a capsule containing a sample of dust.

By Staff Reporter
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