UK to return more Aboriginal remains

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Another set of Aboriginal remains held at a British museum for almost a century are to be returned to Australia.

Affluent homeowners downbeat on prices

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Most affluent Australian homeowners think the value of their homes and investment
properties will fall in the March quarter.

Man dies in motorcycle crash, two hurt

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A man is dead and two people are critically injured after two motorcycles collided
head-on on a notorious, windy section of the Maroondah Highway east of Melbourne.

Gunns suing 13 anti-logging activists

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Timber giant Gunns Ltd has ramped up its battle with anti-logging activists in
Tasmania, suing 13 protesters involved in a raid on one of its woodchip mills last
month.

Job-shedding not the answer: ACTU

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Australia's peak union body has called on employers to hold their nerve and not sack workers this year despite a slowing economy.

Services activity slows for ninth month

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Big rate cuts and the federal government's pre-Christmas splurge could not lift Australia's services sector from ongoing difficulties in December, a survey says.

Drug death prompts warning in Qld

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Queenslanders are being warned against illicit drugs following the death of a woman and hospitalisation of three others.

Dokic named in Australian Fed Cup squad

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One-time defector Jelena Dokic has been named in Australia's Fed Cup squad, which has been labelled one of the strongest team in recent years.

Boy falls off cliff in national park

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A three-year-old boy is lucky to have survived a 10-metre cliff fall in Sydney's south with only minor injuries.

Govt `ignoring aged care crisis`

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The recent allocation of aged care beds shows the industry is in crisis, the Aged Care Association of Australia says.

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