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Official City2Surf Results and PhotosThe official race results and pictures are now up, though the site's been getting hammered all day: me, Rodd. If you watch the videos, we come running up pretty much in the middle. (I'm wearing a
FOG has caused delays at Adelaide airport this morning, preventing international and domestic flights from landing.
TELSTRA boss Sol Trujillo and his chief lieutenant took home a combined pay packet of more than $24 million last financial year.
A SLIGHTLY better than expected rise in wages will not stop the RBA from cutting interest rates by Christmas, economists say.
CALLS are intensifying for banks to guarantee they'll pass on interest rates cuts, with the powerful RBA and Treasury now weighing in.
A FATHER who kicked a man to death in front of an eight-year-old boy has been handed a heavy sentence.
AN Australian woman treated aboard a US navy medical ship after falling seriously ill while hiking the Kokoda Track is on her way home.
A JUDGE in the trial of 12 alleged Melbourne terrorists has warned jurors not to let prejudices towards Muslims cloud their judgment.
A COUNCIL worker who stole almost $600,000 to fund a lavish lifestyle that included two mistresses and overseas holidays has been jailed.
WHEN the public thinks of Tony Mokbel it is not usually as a victim of bullying.
A PRISONER who tried to strangle another inmate to claim a bounty has been found guilty of attempted murder
EXECUTIVES on multimillion-dollar pay deals face a new level of scrutiny after the tax office and the Reserve Bank yesterday raised concerns about the extravagance lavished by corporate Australia on a chosen few.
THE competition watchdog has given the final green light for a four-week trial of a 10-cent plastic bag levy in regional Victoria.
TONY Mokbel was yesterday saw his lover and baby girl for the first time since he was extradited from Greece in May.
A MODERN version of a hippie commune will be created near Glenburn, north-east of Melbourne in the Yarra Valley, and some village families will pay up to $100,000 to join.
ROADS were closed around Tasmania and snow fell in Hobart suburbs as the state shivered in a cold snap overnight.
A SHARP fall in petrol prices has boosted confidence amongst consumers and lifted sentiment from a 16-year low, a survey shows.
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