Olympic chiefs gain police check powers

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Australian Olympic bosses have the power to do police checks on prospective
Olympians following a tightening of the selection process in the wake of the Nick

Heavy rain causes flash floods in NSW

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Severe rainstorms have hit NSW's Hunter Valley and the state's north, causing flash
flooding and minor property damage, emergency services say.

Blaze upset Wildcats 129-97

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(AAP) - A 20-point third quarter from new import Justin Bowen has set up the Gold Coast Blaze's massive 129-97 upset over the Perth Wildcats.

Young Gan lifts Sydney FC out of slump

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(AAP) - Super-sub Brendon Gan lifted Sydney FC out of their A-League form slump with a late winner in Sunday's 2-1 win over Newcastle at EnergyAustralia Stadium.

Turnbull issues threat to rebel Nats

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(AAP) - Federal Opposition Leader Malcolm Turnbull has issued a thinly-veiled warning to
rebellious Nationals senators, telling them he expects "very few" deviations from

Fourteen-year-old charged with murder

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(AAP) A 14-year-old Sydney schoolboy made a "frantic" triple-0 call to police after his friend was fatally shot, police say.

Koby Abberton detained in the US

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(AAP) Professional bigwave surfer and Bra Boy gang member Koby Abberton has been detained by US immigration officials in Hawaii over a visa violation.

Lyle takes outright lead at PGA

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Former US Open champion Geoff Ogilvy turned the worst shot of his third round into a spectacular chip in for birdie, setting the scene for some last day fireworks in the $1.5 million Australian PGA

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