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Sport News
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Laidley quits Kangaroos
- Laidley's career: at a glance
- Dunstall backs Kennett's public tirade
- Tiger Riewoldt cops slap on the wrist
- Laidley ends 'great journey' at North
- North young gun faces lengthy lay-off
- AFL gives $1m to Port
- Kennett says sorry for sub-standard Hawks
- Kirk challenges Swans to kick-start season
- Crows dominate Kangaroos in the wet
Cricket
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West Indies advance
- Pakistan ends Ireland's T20 adventure
- Indigenous cricket team pads up for historic tour
- Sarwan, Chanderpaul send England packing
- Hughes delighted with Ashes preparation
- Southern Stars still alive in Twenty20
- Pietersen admits he could miss Ashes
- England knocks out champions India
- Sri Lanka survives Ireland scare
- Pakistan captain hails Razzaq and Gul
Cycling
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Dream come true
- Evans second again, Valverde defends Dauphine title
- 'Nothing to regret': Evans stays second in Dauphine
- Valverde keeps Evans at bay
- Timor hopes to lure visitors with bike tour
- Valverde grabs Dauphine lead from Evans
- Evans back in yellow at Dauphine
- Boonen given Tour de France chance
- Evans loses Dauphine yellow jersey
- Evans maintains lead in Dauphine
Football
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Kaka rescues Brazil in Cup thriller
- Rossi double fires Italy to win over US
- Kaka rescues Brazil in Cup thriller
- Furious Fury release Felipe
- Kewell out with Pim set to play it safe
- World Cup games 'unlikely' in Darwin
- Skipper Nakazawa in doubt for Japan
- Torres triple as Spain rout New Zealand
- Australia launches dual World Cup bid
- Drunk Cahill reports not true: FFA
On Air Links
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Save the Brumbies ... (link)
Date added: 12/06/2009
Animal welfare charity dedicated to protecting wild horses in Australia.
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Remembering the Tiananmen Square Massacre (link)
Date added: 11/06/2009
A special resource, including audio, set up by our colleagues at Hack on Triple J
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Australian Institute of Health and Welfare... (link)
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Indian Link Newspaper ... (link)
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Indian Link is a prominent voice of the Indian subcontinent community in Australia.
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Lifehouse at RPA hospital... (link)
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New Sydney Cancer Centre being seen as the legacy of the late cancer specialist, Professor Chris O'Brien
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Black Dog Institute ... (link)
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Clifford Craig Medical Research Trust ... (link)
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Organisation supporting new Dementia research in Northern Tasmania
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Sydney University school of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering... (link)
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Research focussed on Optical fibre technology, Bioengineering and biophysics, Sustainable technology, Polymer and systems engineering, Combustion, energy and chemical process systems, Micro-structured fluids research, Mineral and materials processing, Complex systems and sustainability.
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RSPCA... (link)
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Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals national home page
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Wildlife Rescue ... (link)
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WIRES(Wildlife Rescue Service)home page
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Animal Liberation... (link)
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Animal lib home page
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Queensland State Emergency Services... (link)
Date added: 21/05/2009
SES home page
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Business News
From ABC News Online-
Tale of two budgets
- Gunns 20 case to go to trial
- 'Ruddbank' defeated in Senate
- Queensland v NSW: A tale of two budgets
- ETS vote unlikely before winter break: Xenophon
- Upgrades for 32 SA rail crossings
- WA Premier moves quickly on extended trading
- Local market follows Wall St down
- Phone costs dropped in 2008: ACCC
- Novelty 'bomb bags' banned
Science & Technology News
From ABC News Online-
Green Dam it: Chinese software blocks Garfield
- 'Glitches' in China internet censorship software
- Gene discovery offers hope to MS sufferers
- Massive volcanic cloud threatens planes
- Bodies of Spain's civil war dead exhumed
- Remains found at London Olympics site
- NASA halts shuttle launch over hydrogen leak
- Stressed genes bring on grey
- Facebook unplugs racial hate group
- Green groups raise nanotechnology fears
Australia News
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Sister-in-law charged over Moran murder
- 'Ruddbank' defeated in Senate
- Queensland v NSW: A tale of two budgets
- ETS vote unlikely before winter break: Xenophon
- Shot man under police guard in hospital
- Nothing extra for teachers, students in Budget: QTU
- Gillard sticks up for $14b schools program
- Local market follows Wall St down
- Phone costs dropped in 2008: ACCC
- 'Disastrous' Qld Budget based on rising debt
World News
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Iran deaths
- Communist-killing Chinese waitress walks free
- Indonesian mine explosion kills 1, traps dozens
- Uighurs 'like Tibetans, but without a voice'
- China to swap bullets for lethal injections
- 'Mystery men's DNA' in Xue's wife's underwear
- 7 reported killed in Tehran
- Man arrested over Miami serial cat killings
- Ten stakeholder Canwest on the brink
- Rome auctions off top cemetery lots
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