Appleby on top at Australian Open

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Stuart Appleby laboured through a dreadful year in the United States in 2009, but
there was a noticeable skip back in his step as he took a share of the lead after

Oceanic Viking nabs asylum seeker boat

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The Oceanic Viking has intercepted a boat carrying 53 suspected asylum seekers and
four crew about 22 nautical miles north of West Islet in the Ashmore Islands.

Kristina Keneally becomes NSW premier

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Kristina Keneally has been elected 47-21 to become NSW's first female premier after
the ALP caucus dumped Nathan Rees.

Improve climate change laws: business

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Business groups want the federal government to "iron out" flaws in its climate
change legislation that failed in the Senate on Wednesday.

NRL retains McIntyre system for finals

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St George Illawarra's stunning NRL finals demise has not affected the game's
decision makers, with the McIntyre system to be retained in its current format next
season.

Rees calls for national health body

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NSW Premier Nathan Rees is proposing Australia's healthcare system should be run by
a single body overseeing regional health authorities, saying his plan would put an

Ogilvy wary of wind at Australian Open

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Ogilvy wary of wind at Australian Open

Favourite Geoff Ogilvy admits this week's Australian Open could easily be the
hardest he's played, depending on how the wind blows.

Coates fires up in sport funding row

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Olympics chief John Coates has fired a controversial salvo in the battle over sports
funding by comparing a list of so-called "national ethos" sports to the White
Australia policy.

Govt not planning to trigger election

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Voters can breathe a sigh of relief.
The federal government isn't planning to use its junked climate change laws to
trigger an early election - at least for the moment.

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