Aussies still unaccounted for in Japan

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Authorities are still struggling to contact more than 1000 Australians in Japan two days after the earthquake and tsunami struck.

Newcastle thrash Panthers 42-8

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Newcastle made a flying start to the new NRL season with a 42-8 thumping of Penrith at Centrebet Stadium on Sunday.

Aussie market points up despite weak leads

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The Australian stock market has received mixed leads from offshore markets as investors grapple with the economic impact of a massive earthquake and tsunami in Japan, the world's third-largest econ

Keneally plans anti-mafia laws for NSW

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NSW Premier Kristina Keneally plans to use some influence from the Big Apple to wipe out organised crime rings in NSW, if Labor wins the March election.

Abbott warns against carbon tax campaign

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Opposition Leader Tony Abbott has urged the government not to spend millions of dollars on an ad campaign for its proposed carbon tax.

Shocking wins Australian Cup

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SYDNEY, March 12 (AAP)-Corey Brown has ridden through the pain barrier to reunite with Melbourne Cup winner Shocking and land the Australian Cup at Flemington.

Storm held to 6-6 by Manly

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SYDNEY, March 12 (AAP)-Melbourne's quest for their first NRL competition points of the season stalled when they were held 6-6 by Manly at halftime at AAMI Park.

Reward offered in NSW murder cold case

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SYDNEY, March 12 (AAP)- A $200,000 reward has been offered for information over the murder of Nigel McAree 35 years ago.

North pip Bulldogs, Scott slams AFL

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SYDNEY, March 12 (AAP)- North Melbourne coach Brad Scott has savaged the AFL's new interchange rules, predicting they will go after this season.

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