Health concerns force Lowe to quit Manly

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SYDNEY (AAP) Enough was finally enough for Manly NRL chief executive Graham Lowe who quit his post on Thursday in the face of failing health.

Indonesia cuts Australian's drug jail term

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SYDNEY (AAP) - An Australian man jailed in Bali for possession of cocaine has had his sentence reduced to just one year from seven years.

Welfare sector calls for fair go for poor

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SYDNEY (AAP) - The welfare sector says Labor and the coalition need to stop "putting the boot" into the poor, ahead of next month's federal budget.

Villawood protest goes into ninth day

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SYDNEY (AAP) - Negotiations to bring three detainees down from the roof of Sydney's Villawood Detention Centre have failed, as their protest goes into its ninth day.

Federal coalition may block super plans

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SYDNEY (AAP) - The coalition has flagged it'll block key aspects of the federal government's planned financial advice industry clean-up, forcing Labor to rely on the Greens.

Gamers hit back at Sony security breach

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Gamers have attacked Sony for waiting a week before revealing a security breach in the PlayStation Network, with industry experts calling for tougher privacy laws.

White hoping to do a Boks with Brumbies

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Just as he transformed the Springboks from Tri Nations wooden spooners to all-conquering world champions, Jake White believes he can return the Brumbies to their Super Rugby glory days.

Grantham survivors' turn at flood inquiry

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Survivors from "ground zero" of Queensland's floods have told an inquiry into the disaster of their grief and frustration at the lack of warning.

Gago to go solo as upper house minister

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South Australian Consumer Affairs Minister Gail Gago concedes her workload is about to double but, she says, she's not daunted.

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