No positive Aussie swine flu test yet

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No Australian has as yet tested positive for the potentially deadly swine flu but
one state health official says people should stock up on canned food just in case.

Govt must not fail pensioners: Nelson

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It will be an "obscenity" if the Rudd government fails to deliver a minimum
$30-a-week increase to single aged pensioners in the May 12 budget, Brendan Nelson
says.

UK skilled migrant jobs to be slashed

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Australians wanting to work in Britain face cuts to the number of skilled jobs open
to them under plans to curb local unemployment levels.

Origin selectors could snub Manly: Perry

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Manly prop Josh Perry says the Sea Eagles are on track for another State of Origin
snubbing unless they can turn their NRL season around and start winning games.

Court finds Seven Network breached laws

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The High Court has found a television current affairs program breached trade
practices laws by entering into a deal for exclusive get-rich-quick stories.

Tourism leader slams alcohol crackdown

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The current campaign to crack down on alcohol and binge drinking is demonising the
"lubricant" of the tourism sector, an industry leader says.

National housing values up 1.63%: survey

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The value of housing across Australia rose 1.63 per cent in the first quarter of
this year after a fall in borrowing rates lured buyers into the market, a survey
shows.

History will vindicate Pratt: Lipski

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History will vindicate billionaire businessman Richard Pratt, his lifetime friend
and chief executive of the Pratt Foundation Sam Lipski told mourners on Thursday.

Rudd tells youth to 'earn or learn'

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Teenagers must "earn or learn" while jobless under-25s will be guaranteed a training
place as the federal government prepares Australia for rising unemployment.

Ennis cleared of chicken wing tackle

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Bulldogs hooker Michael Ennis has been found not guilty of a chicken wing tackle at the NRL judiciary and is free to play the Wests Tigers on Sunday.

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