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Sydney bikie associate charged over arms

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 16 November 2013 | 16.41

A Hells Angels associate has been charged with weapons offences after a raid in southwestern Sydney. Source: AAP A HELLS Angels associate has been charged after police seized a stun gun, ammunition and steroids from a house at southwestern...
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Second round of severe storms coming

Second round of severe storms coming LATEST: MORE storms may rain on the Schoolies parade, with another round of severe weather warnings issued for southeast Queensland. Schoolies trapped in elevator SCHOOLIES madness has begun, with 23...
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Two-time shark victim feels he was spared

An abalone diver who survived two separate shark attacks nine years apart feels God saved his life. Source: AAP THE abalone diver who incredibly survived a second shark attack has revealed he did not see the great white that tried to bite his...
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Anyone could be a danger to kids: Qld cops

Written By Unknown on Jumat, 15 November 2013 | 16.42

PEDOPHILES no longer fit the common image of an old man living alone, meaning anyone could be a danger to children, Queensland police and child advocates warn. Federal police swooped on 65 Australian men, charging them with involvement in the...
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Australians in global child sex sting

33 Queenslanders have been arrested in a global sting that uncovered a massive child porn ring. Source: AAP A WEST Australian teacher charged with sexually abusing and filming five of his students is among 65 Australians arrested as part of...
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Devil-heavy zoo adds echidnas to menagerie

A FAMILY-OWNED zoo south of Perth is expanding its sizeable menagerie with two young echidnas whose enclosure was provided thanks to the kindness of strangers. News+ Oops! Please register or log in to continue. (It's quick, easy and free.) Continue...
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Govt refuses call for RBA papers

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 14 November 2013 | 16.42

THE Abbott government has refused to produce documentation about its decision to give $8.8 billion to the RBA's Reserve Fund, saying it would breach cabinet confidentiality. Labor's Doug Cameron earlier this week called for the production of...
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Vic parly shut down in day of drama

by: By Melissa Iaria From: AAP, AAP November 14, 2013 7:25PM THE Victorian...
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Six soldiers booted for demeaning women

DEFENCE has booted out six soldiers for their part in the so-called "Jedi Council", an informal ring that shared offensive material including vision of secretly filmed sex acts. Another seven may be sacked. Army chief Lieutenant General David...
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16,000 Australians a week fly to Bali

Written By Unknown on Selasa, 12 November 2013 | 16.42

AUSTRALIANS are still flocking to the Indonesian island of Bali at the rate of more than 16,000 a week - making up more than quarter of the visitors to the holiday idyll every year. New figures from Indonesia's Central Statistics Agency reveal...
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Combet joins SA manufacturing group

FORMER federal Labor minister Greg Combet has been appointed to South Australia's Advanced Manufacturing Council. Mr Combet was industry and innovation minister from December 2011 to July 2013 and retired from politics at the September federal...
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Labor aims to limit debt ceiling to $400b

Written By Unknown on Senin, 11 November 2013 | 16.42

Pick your Aussie Ashes XI WITH Australia's first Test squad to be announced on Tuesday, we want you to tell us who you think should make the cut. Eat yourself lean without starving WANT to get clean and lean before summer? Well there...
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Govt urged to scrap Sydney plane cap

MORE planes should be allowed to fly in and out of Sydney Airport until a second airport is built at Badgerys Creek, a tourism industry body says. The Tourism and Transport Forum (TTF) believes the current cap of 80 plane movements per hour...
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Sydney's second casino one step closer

SYDNEY'S second casino is one step closer to opening its doors after the NSW government entered into a binding agreement for James Packer's $1.5 billion development. The third stage of the approval process for Mr Packer's Crown Group project was...
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Ex-Sydney priest among Philippines dead

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 10 November 2013 | 16.41

An Australian man, believed to be a former priest, has been killed by a typhoon in the Philippines. Source: AAP A FORMER Sydney priest who secretly married a woman he met in the Philippines is among the hundreds killed in the typhoon that has...
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Four die in SA in weekend crashes

A SWISS national and a pedestrian are among four people killed in crashes on South Australia's roads this weekend. A Victorian woman has been charged over one of the crashes which killed a Swiss woman and injured two others on Saturday. A sedan...
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No Iran nuclear deal in Geneva

IRAN and world powers have failed to clinch a long-sought deal on Tehran's nuclear program despite marathon talks in Geneva but kept hopes alive by agreeing to meet here again on November 20. News+ Oops! Please register or log in to continue....
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