Sydney endures coldest night in 61 years

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Sydney has recorded its coldest June night in 61 years, with the western suburbs
shivering under a vast white blanket as the mercury dipped below freezing.

WA man accused of assaulting Thai girls

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A 90-year-old man from Western Australia charged with assaulting four underage girls
in northern Thailand will seek bail when he appears in court on Wednesday.

Lockyer surprised by Bird's late call-up

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Queensland captain Darren Lockyer says Greg Bird's Origin recall to add some grunt,
grit and aggression to NSW has come three games later than he expected.

Johnson in line for Freo return

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Fremantle bad boy Michael Johnson is back in favour at the Dockers, with coach Mark
Harvey revealing the 25-year-old will be named in the squad for Saturday's AFL clash

Jerry Lewis woos Sydney`s firefighters

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The room fell silent when Jerry Lewis told Sydney's firefighters he'll think of them
every night when he goes to bed.
Then they all laughed.

Souths star Luke dislocates shoulder

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South Sydney's NRL finals hopes may have been handed a huge blow after in-form
hooker Issac Luke dislocated his shoulder in training on Tuesday.

Body of Perth woman found in Ecuador

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The body of Perth woman Millie Johnston has been recovered in Ecuador after she fell
to her death in a ravine while on a quad bike tour of waterfalls.

Melbourne struggles to reach 10 degrees

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Melburnians shivered through the coldest day in almost two years and the chilliest
June day in a decade as the mercury struggled to get past 10 degrees.

WA family gets compo for elder`s death

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A compensation payment from the West Australian government to the family of an
Aboriginal elder who died of heat stroke in a prison van will help redress the

Green Loans program `attracted shonks`

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The federal government's botched Green Loans program was a magnet for every "shark
and shonk" in Australia and the department that oversaw the scheme agrees there were

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