Italians show benefits of immigration: PM

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Julia Gillard says the integration of Italian migrants in Australia shows the strength and the benefits of immigration to the nation.

WAFL drug ban upheld for Travis Casserly

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SYDNEY (AAP) - Former Richmond defender Travis Casserly will remain barred from playing football at any level until the end of 2012 after his appeal against a doping offence was dismissed on Friday

Western Force beat Highlanders 21-14 in NZ

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Western Force winger David Smith scored a magical 55m runaway try as the Perth-based franchise came from behind to post a gutsy 21-14 Super Rugby victory over the Highlanders in Dunedin on Friday n

Princess Eugenie speaks about back surgery

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SYDNEY (AAP) - Sixth-in-line to the British throne Princess Eugenie has revealed details of the childhood surgery that saved her from becoming a hunchback.

East Australia in deep recession: Linfox

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SYDNEY (AAP) - Eastern Australia is in "deep recession" and the NSW and Victorian manufacturing industries are "stuffed", the head of Linfox Logistics says.

Mourners say decorated Digger a humble man

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SYDNEY (AAP) - A true warrior is renowned for his valour in battle.
As a decorated Australian soldier, Commando Sergeant Brett Wood was also remembered for his humility.

MPs urge Gillard to ban animal exports

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SYDNEY (AAP) - Prime Minister Julia Gillard is facing pressure from the Greens, unions, lobby groups and Labor colleagues to ban live animal exports.

Japan diner blames Aussie beef for E. coli

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SYDNEY (AAP) - Australian beef is being placed under the microscope after a restaurant owner said he suspected it was to blame for an outbreak of E.coli in Japan.

Low-paid get wage in Australia rise of $19.40 a week

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SYDNEY (AAP) - Australia's lowest-paid workers have been granted an extra $19.40 a week, but unions say the increase is not enough and business leaders argue it's unaffordable in tight times.

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