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Hinch denies fan plea to pay contempt fine

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 19 Oktober 2013 | 16.41

BROADCASTER Derryn Hinch has denied he's asked his fans to pay off a giant contempt of court fine, but he won't turn down any offers to cover his legal bills. News+ Oops! Please register or log in to continue. (It's quick, easy and free.) Continue...
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Boy drowns, two rescued form Vic beach

A TEENAGE boy has drowned and two others have been rescued in Victoria after they were swept into the ocean. The group had been standing on a rock shelf at Eagles Nest near Inverloch, about 150km southeast of Melbourne, when waves knocked them...
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Sparkie burnt in NSW supermarket fire

A YOUNG electrician has suffered second-degree burns to his face and hands during a fire which destroyed a supermarket in northwest NSW. The 20-year-old sparkie, who is due to be airlifted to Sydney for treatment, was on Saturday afternoon working...
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Rescued soldiers to leave hospital in Tas

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 17 Oktober 2013 | 16.41

Thorn's Broncos return scuttled DUAL international Brad Thorn's desire to make a nostalgic return to Brisbane Broncos colours has been scuttled. Broncos 1 video VideoBrisbane Broncos 2013 season review Comic artist's amazing repsonse...
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Search for bodies at Laos plane crash site

Six Australians were among those killed when a Lao Airlines plane crashed into the Mekong River. Source: AAP IT will be a slow process recovering the bodies from the Lao Airlines plane that crashed into the Mekong River, killing all 49 people...
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NSW braced for loss of homes, if not life

HUNDREDS of homes were feared destroyed and the premier believes it will be a miracle if no lives are lost in the most grave bushfire crisis NSW has seen in a decade. While the extent of the devastation was unclear on Thursday night, one of the...
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HSU to chase Williamson settlement

Written By Unknown on Rabu, 16 Oktober 2013 | 16.41

The HSU has secured a $5 million court judgement against its disgraced ex-boss Michael Williamson. Source: AAP THE Health Services Union says it's determined to wring a $5 million settlement from its disgraced former boss Michael Williamson,...
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Italy may send Nazi's body to Germany

ITALY appears set to send the body of Nazi war criminal Erich Priebke to Germany as it commemorated the 70th anniversary of a round-up of Jews from the historic Jewish quarter of Rome. News+ Oops! Please register or log in to continue. (It's...
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US pins hopes on Senate leaders

The White House has rejected the latest effort by Republicans to resolve an impasse over the budget. Source: AAP THE US is hours from a fateful fiscal deadline, with a chaotic political stand-off threatening to trigger a debt default and rock...
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Average wet season forecast for northwest

Written By Unknown on Senin, 14 Oktober 2013 | 16.41

RESIDENTS in Western Australia's north are being urged to prepare for the cyclone and flood season, which starts in a fortnight. The Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) says there is a 55 per cent chance of a near-average wet season, with five tropical...
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Elderly man missing on Bribie Island

Theme park visit sparks measles scare A TEEN from one of Australia's lowest-vaccinated regions has triggered a new measles scare after visiting a Gold Coast theme park on school holidays. Bandidos boss banned from Coast UPDATE: Bandidos...
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String of Wheatbelt quakes not a cluster

A SERIES of earthquakes in Western Australia's Wheatbelt is a coincidence and not a cluster, Geoscience Australia says. On Tuesday, a 2.2 magnitude earthquake struck northeast of Koorda, where two further quakes - magnitude 2.6 and 2.2 - hit...
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Vic boy killed crossing train tracks

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 13 Oktober 2013 | 16.41

A TEENAGE boy has been killed by a train in Victoria as he attempted to change platforms by crossing the tracks. The boy was at Riddells Creek train station, about 50km north of Melbourne, when he was hit by a train bound for Bendigo about 2pm (AEDT),...
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Let the Labor renewal begin: Shorten

The Labor Party will announce the result of the caucus and leadership ballot on Sunday. Source: AAP NEW federal Labor leader Bill Shorten is prepared to force a parliamentary showdown with the coalition government over the carbon tax. Junior...
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Mongols patch over the Finks in WA

Thrilling win sends Aussies into final A TIE-breaking Jesse Parahi try in double extra-time won Australia a thrilling entry into tonight's final of the Gold Coast Sevens. You owe your telco a huge apology AFTER all those times you cursed...
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