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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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An exploding oxygen cylinder was the probable cause of a hole in an Australian passenger plane, a safety official confirms.
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Australian swimming great Grant Hackett says American Michael Phelps can eclipse Mark Spitz's record by winning eight golds at Beijing.
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The Australian government abandons the country's controversial policy of jailing all asylum seekers.
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Australian officials find fragments of a missing oxygen tank from a Qantas plane that made an emergency landing on Friday.
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US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice tells Australian schoolgirls she is looking forward to having time to shop again.
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White humpback sighted off Australian coast
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A man dubbed 'Dr Death' by the Australian media returns from the US to face charges he failed patients in his care.
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An Australian woman is attacked by a kangaroo but saved by a pet dog who leapt to her aid, her son says.
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Australian airline Qantas says it is shedding 1,500 of its 36,000 staff as it seeks to cope with soaring fuel costs.
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Pope Benedict XVI attacks popular culture and consumerism in an address to tens of thousands of young Catholics.
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2006 Tour winner Oscar Pereiro doubts Australian Cadel Evans can keep his overall lead in the Tour de France because of a weak back-up team.
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Australian athletes and supporters headed to the Beijing Olympics are offered a special kit to campaign for Tibetan independence.
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Australian scientists say they have made a discovery that could be a major breakthrough in the fight against malaria.
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The Australian version of reality TV series Big Brother is axed, seven years after it began on Network Ten.
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Australian PM Kevin Rudd criticises a photo of a naked girl in an magazine that re-ignited a row over depicting children.
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An Australian government advisor on climate change calls for a national emissions trading scheme to combat global warming.
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Australian ex-patients of an Indian surgeon facing multiple charges welcome his decision not to fight extradition from the US.
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Australian ex-patients of an Indian surgeon facing multiple charges welcome his decision not to fight extradition from the US.
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Police in northern Australia charge a man with drink-driving - in a motorised wheelchair.
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Aboriginal leaders threaten to ban tourists from a top Australian landmark in protest at "racist" government policies.
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Parts of Australia's Murray-Darling river basin will be beyond recovery unless they receive water soon, scientists warn.
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Farms in the Australian outback - which have long had problems attracting workers - are now reporting a surge of interest from young women.
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Australian PM Kevin Rudd proposes the creation of a new Asia-Pacific bloc, similar to the European Union.
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A senior Australian police officer is charged over an alleged plot to import half a tonne of drug-making chemicals.
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Archaeologists in France believe they may have found the WWI grave of hundreds of British and Australian troops.
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Ricky Ponting becomes the seventh batsman and the third Australian to score 10,000 Test runs.
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Australian energy firm Origin rejects a $13bn takeover bid from UK power company BG Group.
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Australia begins an inquiry into the sinking of HMAS Sydney, one of the great unsolved mysteries of World War II.
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Authorities in a small Australian town reject proposals to allow an Islamic school to be built there.
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Switzerland's top court rules that a convicted Australian drug trafficker is entitled to reclaim a $500,000 bank deposit.
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Australian officials suggest two foreign divers should pay for their rescue after selling their story to the media.
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Australian Open runner-up Jo-Wilfried Tsonga withdraws from the French Open due to a knee injury.
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Australia asks Fiji to increase security for its top diplomat after a second "credible" death threat in two weeks.
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Australian bank St George accepts a takeover offer worth A$19bn from its larger rival Westpac.
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Australia's military clears its troops of wrongdoing in an Afghan battle that left two women and a baby dead.
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The Australian army says it is probing allegations that its soldiers mistreated prisoners in Afghanistan.
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The military rulers in Fiji deport the Australian publisher of the Fiji Times - the second such move in recent months.
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More than 10,000 Australian farming families are forced to leave the land due to the country's ongoing drought.
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Australian scientists believe they may have discovered how to help people lose weight without cutting back on food.
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Canberra's torch relay takes place smoothly, despite fears of clashes between pro-Tibet and China supporters.
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The Olympic torch arrives in the Australian capital amid tight security ahead of Thursday's relay.
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Australian PM Kevin Rudd uses a speech in Beijing to urge China to address "significant" rights problems in Tibet.
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A 16-year-old boy dies after being attacked by a shark off Australia's east coast.
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Several people are hurt after youths armed with bats and a machete attack a Sydney high school.
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East Timor's president criticises Australian-led forces for failing to capture rebels who shot him.
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Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd is on this way to the US, kicking off a 17-day multi-nation diplomatic trip.
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A terrorism trial in Australia is postponed after a judge calls for improvements to the suspects' jail conditions.
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East Timor's president is discharged from an Australian hospital five weeks after being shot by rebels.
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Lewis Hamilton gets his Formula One campaign off to the best possible start with victory in an incident-packed Australian Grand Prix.
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Lewis Hamilton earns pole position for the Australian Grand Prix but Kimi Raikkonen suffers problems.
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