Australia registers trade deficit in May

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The global recession and falling commodity prices are hurting Australian exports,
but they may yet help to underpin economic growth because imports are even more

Demons president Stynes fighting cancer

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Melbourne AFL great Jim Stynes was famous for his recuperative powers as a player
and now intends to put that same energy into his toughest battle - beating cancer.

Swan warns unions over big wage demands

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John Howard's hated Work Choices laws were finally buried on Wednesday but the Rudd
government has a new bogeyman to deal with - union wage demands.

Socceroos soar to 16th in world rankings

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A minnow of international football for so long, the Socceroos have been officially
recognised among the world's elite after their ranking soared to a stunning 16th in

Australian Rugby Union sacks Tuqiri

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Lote Tuqiri's contract with the Australian Rugby Union has been terminated.
The ARU announced the shock development on Wednesday evening.

Young Victorian boy with swine flu dies

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A three-year-old Victorian boy with swine flu has died.
The boy is the first child with the disease to die and his death is being

SA Liberals to vote on leadership

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Embattled South Australian opposition leader Martin Hamilton-Smith will put his
position to a vote to decide his future within the Liberal party.

Angry Carlton banish Elliott

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Carlton have accused former president John Elliott of disgracing the AFL club over
his assertion the Blues paid hush money to women who claimed they were raped by
players.

AFP defends disclosure of fake email

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The nation's top cop has defended the federal police decision to reveal the email at
the centre of the OzCar affair was a fake during the middle of its investigation.

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