PM not keen on Bali bomb site proposal

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(AAP) - People should not be allowed to "trample on the memories" of those people who died in the Bali nightclub bombing, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd says.

Glory beat Jets for first win of season

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Perth Glory capitalised on their first home game of the A-League season with a 2-0
win over the Newcastle Jets at ME Bank Stadium on Sunday.

Deans stands firm as Wallabies wobble on

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Wallabies coach Robbie Deans has promised no "white flag" as he continues to seek a
solution to Australia's inability to close out big Tests, especially against his
home country.

First oil clean up successful: AMSA

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The first clean-up of an oil slick around a rig off Australia's northwest coast has
been successful, the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) says.

Dockers dent Bombers' finals hopes

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Essendon's finals fate hangs in the balance after Fremantle obliterated the Bombers
to the tune of 54 points at Subiaco Oval on Sunday.

Oppn to change or ditch ETS in govt

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The saga of emissions trading could get longer, with the opposition planning to dump
or change the scheme if they win the next federal election.

Titans win tough battle against Sharks

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Confused and relieved Titans coach John Cartwright and dual international Mat Rogers
believe the standard of NRL officiating has to improve before it costs an NRL team a
final.

Labor courted me, Turnbull claims

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Embattled Opposition Leader Malcolm Turnbull has denied he tried to forge a career
with Labor, the party that is now supposed to be his enemy.

Water opportunities missed: Turnbull

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Opportunities to improve water efficiency are being thrown away by the federal
government, opposition leader Malcolm Turnbull says.

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