Collar-bomb accused may waive US hearing

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SYDNEY (AAP) - 14 Sept - Maddie Pulver's family has welcomed the surprise news that the man charged over her fake collar bomb ordeal may return to face justice in Australia sooner than expected.

CFA leadership is lacking: Vic report

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SYDNEY (AAP) - 14 Sept - An independent inquiry has found a lack of leadership and strategies to attract and retain young volunteers at Victoria's Country Fire Authority.

Govt rejects key youth allowance change

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SYDNEY (AAP) - 14 Sept - The federal government has rejected a key recommendation of a review into student income support, to remove all geographical distinctions from financial independence tests.

Accused SA priest denies sex allegations

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SYDNEY (AAP) - 14 Sept - A Catholic priest has categorically denied "unsubstantiated" allegations that he repeatedly raped a teenager who went on to become an Adelaide-based Anglican archbishop.

Media bosses warn about govt regulation

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SYDNEY (AAP) - 14 Sept - Major news groups have warned against government regulation of print and online media, as Labor launched the first big inquiry into the sector in two decades and flagged th

NRL boss apologises over terrorist analogy

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SYDNEY (AAP) - 13 Sept - NRL chief executive David Gallop has been forced to apologise after using a terrorist analogy to describe the Melbourne fans who booed him on the weekend.

Howard's ex-aide to become NSW senator

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SYDNEY (AAP) - 13 Sept - Arthur Sinodinos, a former chief adviser to John Howard, is set to become a senator after receiving the endorsement of the NSW Liberal Party.

Hot weekend likely in Sydney

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SYDNEY (AAP) - 13 Sept - Sydneysiders are set to get an early shot of summer this weekend, with the mercury tipped to hit 30C in some parts of the city.

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