Australians becoming more skilled: ABS

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Australia's workforce is becoming more skilled, with women leading the way in
gaining added qualifications, a report says.

Battlelines drawn on first full day

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The opposition has launched a stinging attack on Prime Minister Julia Gillard,
accusing her of deceit and misleading Australians in the lead-up to the federal
election.

Suns recruiting not over yet

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(AAP) - Gold Coast may be riding an emotional high after Gary Ablett's historic decision to accept a five-year contract, but the Suns are still well short of an ideal playing list for their 2011 de

Langer, Tallis lean to Dragons

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(AAP) - Brisbane great Allan Langer says the best way for St George Illawarra to defuse dynamite halves Mitchell Pearce and Todd Carney is to go blow-for-blow with the Roosters' aggressive young fo

Aussies still flocking overseas

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(AAP) - Australians continue to flock overseas for their holidays in ever-increasing numbers, according to figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) on Wednesday.

ARIA nominations announced

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Angus and Julia Stone, Sia, Birds of Tokyo, Guy Sebastian and Washington lead the
nominations in the race for this year's ARIA Awards.

Anasta looking forward at Roosters

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Far from missing the halves, Sydney Roosters captain Braith Anasta is relishing the
rebirth of his running game since moving to the forwards for the NRL grand
finalists.

Roar skipper elated with selection

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Brisbane Roar skipper Matt McKay has called on the six A-League players named in
Holger Osieck's Socceroos squad to face Paraguay to repay the faith shown in them by

Hird out to lift `rock bottom` Bombers

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Essendon favourite son James Hird says the opportunity to take over the Bombers at
rock bottom was too tempting to pass up.

Malcolm Douglas` parks in doubt

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The viability of the wilderness and crocodile parks owned by Malcolm Douglas are in
doubt, with his son Lachlan questioning whether they can continue without the

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