McCanns launch new search for Madeleine

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The parents of missing British toddler Madeleine McCann are launching a fresh appeal
for information on her disappearance in Portugal nearly two years ago.

Mortgage payments `falling in priority`

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A new survey has challenged the long-held view that mortgage repayments were always
a No.1 priority, with about one third of respondents saying they'd skip a repayment

Bikie chief calls for peace talks

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The national president of the Comancheros is calling for high-level peace talks
between bikie gang leaders to ease public fears of an all-out war.

Cousins primed for AFL comeback

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Richmond are confident Ben Cousins is mentally and physically prepared to make his
AFL comeback in front of a sellout crowd in Thursday night's MCG blockbuster.

ACCC approves Rio, Chinalco deal

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The Australian competition watchdog has given the green light for Chinese
state-owned Chinalco to take a strategic stake in Rio Tinto Ltd, saying the deal

Crisis `could have long-term benefits`

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The global financial crisis could ultimately benefit Australians by encouraging them
to save, the head of the government's Future Fund has said.

Federal govt guarantees state borrowing

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The states will be able to raise cash more easily on international credit markets
for important road and building works with the backing of a federal government
guarantee.

Hanging up boots never an option: Walker

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It's been nearly two years of pain and hard work, but Chris Walker hasn't once
thought about walking away from rugby league.

Webber`s F1 wings `have been clipped`

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Australia's lone Formula 1 driver Mark Webber has bad news for his fans ahead of
this weekend's Australian F1 Grand Prix, declaring his Red Bull cars have already

Voluntary super payments shrink

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Australian workers back compulsory super but tight economic times mean some no
longer want to top it up from their own pockets.

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