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An Australian climate change adviser urges a switch from beef to kangaroo to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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A search is under way for a man thought to have been dragged to his death by a crocodile in northern Australia.
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Seven-times Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong will make his cycling comeback with Kazakhstan's Astana team.
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A pushy pig the size of a Shetland pony is making a woman a prisoner in her own home in Australia, local media report.
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A pushy pig the size of a Shetland pony is making a woman a prisoner in her own home in Australia, local media report.
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An Australian parliamentary committee opposes the sale of uranium to Russia over concerns about its use.
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Australian animal welfare authorities appeal for help tracking down a boy filmed viciously attacking a kangaroo.
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Australian faces jail for alleged insult to Thai ruling family
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Stories from a parched Australian landscape
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An inquiry into the 1941 sinking of an Australian naval vessel is to begin hearing evidence from war veterans.
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Australian farmers helpless against drought
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Australian hikers following a trail in Papua New Guinea find the suspected remains of a WWII airman hanging in a tree.
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Australian hikers following a trail in Papua New Guinea find the suspected remains of a WWII airman hanging in a tree.
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Australian investigators confirm that an exploding oxygen cylinder blew the huge hole in a Qantas plane last month.
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Three journalists feared kidnapped in Somalia come from Australia, Canada and Somalia.
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An Australian journalist and his Canadian colleague are missing, feared kidnapped, in Somalia, along with their interpreter.
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Nick Bryant visits the birthplace of Australian cricket great Sir Donald Bradman.
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The Australian military has offered to help rescue a starving whale calf, separated from its mother and trying to suckle from boats off Sydney.
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An Australian court rules 86-year-old Charles Zentai can be extradited to Hungary for alleged WWII war crimes.
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The mayor of an Australian town comes under fire for saying female "ugly ducklings" might benefit from its shortage of women.
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Australian veteran Drew Ginn wins his third Olympic gold in the men's pairs and Australia's double scull also wins.
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Australian swimmer Stephanie Rice wins the Olympic women's 400m individual medley leaving favourite Katie Hoff in third.
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Switching from beef to kangaroo burgers could significantly help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, an Australian scientist says.
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Australian police arrest 16 people after an investigation into an international drugs ring, seizing a record haul of ecstasy pills.
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Australian aviation authorities announce a special review of airline Qantas, after three safety scares in eight days.
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The remains of British and Australian WWI troops are to be taken from a mass grave and reburied in individual plots.
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A former pest-control officer found himself eating insects to survive after he lost his bearings in the Australian Outback.
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