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Two-time shark victim feels he was spared

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 16 November 2013 | 18.16

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

Blues, Vics take crucial wins VICTORIA and NSW take crucial Sheffield Shield wins while South Australia and Western Australia produce a record draw. Dot London domain name approved THE British capital has won approval to use the .london...
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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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NSW man dies after crashing into tree

Written By Unknown on Jumat, 15 November 2013 | 18.16

A 22-YEAR-OLD man has died after crashing his car into a tree in central west NSW. Emergency services were called to a rural road at Butlers Falls, near Dubbo, early on Friday afternoon on reports a Holden Commodore had smashed into a tree,...
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Cleo brings back the centrefold

Hughes proves Ashes credentials TEST discard Phillip Hughes force fed selectors a double ton of Ashes credentials as South Australia buried Western Australia in Adelaide. Mini Doctor Who episode melts internet DOCTOR Who fans rejoice as...
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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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Bird flu strain infects human for 1st time

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 14 November 2013 | 18.16

A STRAIN of bird flu that scientists thought could not infect people has shown up in a Taiwanese woman, a nasty surprise that shows scientists must do more to spot worrisome flu strains before they ignite a global outbreak, doctors say. On a more...
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NSW same-sex bill defeated, tears in parly

A BILL to legalise same-sex marriage in NSW has been defeated by the narrowest possible margin, with its supporters crushed they couldn't win just one more vote. News+ Oops! Please register or log in to continue. (It's quick, easy and free.)...
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Hockey rejects Senate's lower debt limit

Treasurer Joe Hockey has rejected a Senate amendment to raise the debt limit to $400 billion. Source: AAP ECONOMISTS have described the political shenanigans surrounding the national debt ceiling as a "storm in a teacup" that's only become...
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Major powers agree on Iran nuclear deal

Written By Unknown on Senin, 11 November 2013 | 18.16

US Secretary of State John Kerry says the major powers were unified on an Iran nuclear deal during weekend talks in Geneva but the Iranians were unable to accept it. He also said critics of the plan should withhold their comments until a deal...
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Sydney's second casino one step closer

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. If dudes posed for racy motorbike pictures THESE pictures cannot be unseen. Sick of seeing...
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Sea Shepherd seeks no-arrest guarantee

NEWLY landed Sea Shepherd founder Paul Watson wants assurances he won't be handed over to Japanese authorities before considering a visit to Australia. Mr Watson, who is in the US after 15 months on the run at sea, has been granted an Australian...
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Aussie cleared by Dubai court on fraud

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 10 November 2013 | 18.16

AN Australian businessman's five-year legal nightmare in the Middle East appears over, with a Dubai court upholding his acquittal. Marcus Lee, 44, was cleared on fraud-related charges in Dubai in May but the Dubai Public Prosecutor appealed his...
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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

A FORMER Sydney priest who secretly married a woman he met in the Philippines is among the hundreds killed in the typhoon that has devastated the archipelago nation. News+ Oops! Please register or log in to continue. (It's quick, easy and free.)...
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