Most bushfire victims `die fleeing`

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Many bushfire victims die when they flee too late after initially staying to defend
their homes, the bushfires royal commission has been told.

Johns sex scandal prompts respect calls

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Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has called for greater respect for women, backing the
decision to stand down rugby league commentator Matthew Johns over a group sex
scandal.

Rudd`s budget offers no hope: Turnbull

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The Rudd government's second budget offered no convincing plan for economic
recovery, Opposition Leader Malcolm Turnbull says.

CBA to slash final dividend by 25%

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Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) will slash its final dividend by 25 per cent
and has declined to forecast future cash earnings, saying operating conditions

Spurs, Villa `keeping tabs on` Schwarzer

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Veteran Australian keeper Mark Schwarzer could be lured away from English Premier
League club Fulham to join rivals Tottenham or Aston Villa.

Port on road to recovery, says AFL boss

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AFL chief executive Andrew Demetriou says that Port Adelaide have bottomed out
financially and can now stride out on the road to recovery.

Basketball league to include eight teams

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Basketball Victoria are shaping as a possible saviour for the troubled new NBL,
considering a proposal to enter a team in the competition planned for later this
year.

`Marysville was safe`, commission told

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Almost 24 hours after a firestorm obliterated the town of Marysville and killed 34
of its residents, Victoria's chief emergency body believed everyone in the town was

Johns stood down by Channel Nine, Storm

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Disgraced rugby league personality Matthew Johns has apologised to the woman at the
centre of a sex scandal that has cost him his multi-million dollar career in
television.

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