Federer survives tough five set match

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Second seed Roger Federer has survived a tense five set Australian Open fourth round match against Tomas Berdych, keeping alive his chances of a record-equalling 14th grand slam.

Davis wins Tour Down Under

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Queensland's Allan Davis scored his first stage race victory, taking out the six-day Tour Down Under in Adelaide on Sunday.

Mick Dodson named Australian of the Year

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New Australian of the Year Mick Dodson says the date of Australia Day needs to be changed because January 26 "isolates" indigenous people.

'Esky' fishermen's future unknown

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The future of two fishermen found floating in an oversized esky in Torres Strait a week ago remains unknown.

Davis on the verge of Tour victory

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Australian cyclist Allan Davis is on the verge of winning the Tour Down Under after taking out the decisive fifth stage at Willunga, south of Adelaide.

Pacific summit to go ahead

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A special Pacific Island Forum meeting to be held in Papua New Guinea will go ahead as planned, after Niue, the forum's chair, overruled Port Moresby's decision to postpone it.

SA cancer centre named in Lance's honour

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Lance Armstrong will leave a permanent mark in Adelaide. The State Government has announced a new cancer research centre will be called
Livestrong in his honour.

Wild weather keeps NSW bushfire in check

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Wild weather across NSW has not exacerbated a bushfire that has torched 1,200 hectares on the state's south coast and continues to burn out of control.

Abbott's VC remarks outrages military

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Opposition frontbencher Tony Abbott has sparked outrage by comparing John Howard's US Presidential Medal of Freedom with Trooper Mark Donaldson's Victoria Cross.

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