Senate must pass Budget in entirety: PM

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The federal budget must be passed in its entirety and the Senate must tell the
government if it will give it full support, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd says.

Broncos prop signs Souths deal: report

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Overlooked Broncos prop Dave Taylor has reportedly signed a three-year deal with
South Sydney.
Boom forward Taylor, 20, again missed out on a first grade spot when coach Ivan

BHP moves to close WA nickel mine

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Global miner BHP Billiton Ltd has announced another round of likely redundancies,
with 240 people affected by plans to mothball its Leinster nickel operation in
Western Australia.

Climate change sparks electricity change

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Australia is to change the way it makes electricity, with huge new solar power
plants and cleaner coal facilities to be built.

Brumbies happy to play up front: Phibbs

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Brumbies halfback Patrick Phibbs believes being the first cab off the rank in the
final week scramble for Super 14 rugby finals places is a positive for his surging
side.

Fire danger ratings needed: survivor

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A Kinglake survivor has told the Victorian bushfires royal commission that residents
would have been better prepared for the inferno if fire danger ratings had been

Economy to go backwards in 2009/10

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The Australian economy is not expected to record any growth until 2010/11 as the
"inevitable" consequence of the global recession crimps business investment, weakens

$58b in red, `building` budget will hurt

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Australians face working longer and harder as the labour force shrinks, while the
Rudd government pins its hopes of economic recovery on the biggest nation building

Howard to blame for horror budget: Swan

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Single age pensioners and new parents will be among the few winners in a budget
expected to inflict pain on Australians across the board.

NRL blocks obstruction rethink

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The NRL will not revisit the obstruction rule before the end of the season if at all
despite another weekend of controversial rulings and referee condemnations.

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