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Sydney bikie associate charged over arms

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 16 November 2013 | 18.59

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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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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Second round of severe storms closes Schoolies

Steve Ots catches massive hailstones falling in the water of the Sunshine Coast. ANOTHER day, another storm in the southeast. Follow all the weather action here. 7.15pm: ACCESS to the schoolies beach party has been closed temporarily...
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Story Bridge southbound closed

MOTORISTS have been advised that a police incident has closed the southbound lanes of the Story Bridge. Motorists have been advised that a police incident has closed the southbound lanes of the Story Bridge. Emergency services were called to...
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Caritas to send $1.5m to Philippines

Written By Unknown on Jumat, 15 November 2013 | 19.00

AN Australian Catholic aid agency will give $1.5 million to help those affected by Typhoon Haiyan. Caritas Australia will use the money to build shelter and provide food, clean water, sanitation, hygiene products to the hundreds of thousands...
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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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Defence launches fire inquiry

DEFENCE has launched a commission of inquiry to determine how a training exercise started a major fire in the NSW Blue Mountains. Defence force chief General David Hurley said it would centre on the fire at the Marrangaroo Training Area near...
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Decision delayed on Serb soldier

ACCUSED war criminal Dragan Vasiljkovic has won a reprieve in his fight to avoid extradition to Croatia. But the one-time Serbian paramilitary commander is still facing a complex legal battle to avoid being sent back for questioning over alleged...
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Arson attack is personal, says Mundine

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 14 November 2013 | 18.59

Anthony Mundine says a suspected arson attack on his Sydney cafe has given him "fire in the belly". Source: AAP ANTHONY Mundine has been fired up by a suspected arson attack on his Sydney cafe. The "personal" attack has given the controversial...
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Airbus parent reports higher Q3 profit

AIRBUS parent company EADS says strong demand for its commercial aircraft has helped its third-quarter profits increase by a hefty 45 per cent. But the European jet-maker warned on Thursday that its free cash flow, a measure of cash generated...
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Diabetes is rising out of control: report

DIABETES and obesity are rising out of control in Australia and the rest of the world, new data suggests. The global burden will surge from 382 million people to 592 million people by 2035, according to an International Diabetes Federation atlas...
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Govt pushes on with pink batts inquiry

The coalition is going ahead with plans for a royal commission into Labor's home insulation program. Source: AAP THE coalition is pressing ahead with its plan for a royal commission into Labor's home insulation program. Attorney-General...
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Pell welcomes critical report

Written By Unknown on Rabu, 13 November 2013 | 19.00

Australia's most senior Catholic has welcomed a report that questions his response to child abuse. Source: AAP THE Catholic Church's "institutional failure" to respond appropriately to child abuse extends to its leader in Australia, Cardinal...
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Typhoon survivors desperate for food, aid

People in typhoon-devastated areas in the Philippines are desperate for food, water and medicines. Source: AAP THOUSANDS of people jostled and begged for seats on scarce flights out of a Philippine city demolished by a super typhoon, as anger...
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Packer pitches Crown resort in Sri Lanka

James Packer says Australian investment in Sri Lanka could boost its status as a global tourism hub. Source: AAP BILLIONAIRE James Packer says Australian investment in Sri Lanka could boost its status as a global tourism hub. Mr Packer...
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Charles officially becomes a pensioner

Prince Charles, king in waiting for more than six decades, is set to celebrate his 65th birthday. Source: AAP THE Prince of Wales is set to celebrate his 65th birthday - a milestone for the man who will one day be king. Charles's birthday...
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Bob Brown's treasures go to auction

Written By Unknown on Selasa, 12 November 2013 | 18.59

Ex-Greens leader Bob Brown is auctioning items of personal memorabilia to fund his beloved movement. Source: AAP THE Australian Greens former leader Bob Brown is auctioning items of personal memorabilia collected during his time in public...
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Two prisoners escape from Vic jail

A MANHUNT has been launched for two prisoners who have escaped from a minimum-security Victorian jail. Police believe that Stephen Standage and Patrick Honeysett left the grounds of Dhurringile Prison, near Murchison in Victoria's north, some...
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Asylum boat arrives at Darwin

A BOAT carrying asylum seekers has reportedly arrived at Darwin. A spokesman for the Department of Immigration and Citizenship declined to comment, saying any details would be released at the weekly briefing by Immigration Minister Scott Morrison...
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Qld to change anti-bikie laws again

Queensland's tough anti-bikie laws are set to be changed again after a loophole was found. Source: AAP QUEENSLAND'S anti-bikie laws are set to be changed again after a loophole was found allowing bikies who quit gangs to get bail. The controversial...
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Senator heads home after Sri Lanka run-in

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 10 November 2013 | 18.59

AUSTRALIAN federal MP Lee Rhiannon is safely on a plane bound for Sydney after Sri Lankan authorities detained and interrogated her for hours, her office says. The Greens senator for NSW was preparing to host a press conference with New Zealand...
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Man shot three times in Melbourne's west

A man shot in the chest in Melbourne's west is in hospital with life-threatening injuries. Source: AAP A MAN who was shot three times at Deer Park in Melbourne's west is known to police. Police were called to the suburb on Saturday night...
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Ex-Sydney priest among Philippines dead

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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Kelly parents: 'legal system doesn't care'

THE parents of slain teenager Thomas Kelly have lashed out at the NSW justice system, saying they feel "destroyed" by the process that ended in their son's killer being sentenced to four years jail. The 18-year-old was killed when he suffered...
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