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ACCUSED pedophile Dennis Ferguson has been awarded more than $2000 in compensation from a pensioner who ran him out of town, but the acting premier has warned he may not see any of it.  |  |


BRONCOS coach Wayne Bennett has joked about allegations Darren Lockyer tackled a bar manager - saying the Brisbane captain might simply have been working on his tackling technique.  |  |
STEPAHNIE Rice says Brisbane has produced the best Olympic parade yet, despite it being the first welcome home she has attended.  |  |
ACCUSED pedophile Dennis Ferguson has been awarded $2250 in criminal compensation for being run out of Ipswich - and taxpayers may foot the bill.  |  |


A WEAKER dollar could delay an interest rate cut due to worries about the effect of higher petrol prices on inflation, economists say.  |  |
THE United States said yesterday it was putting together a rescue plan to clear away the mountains of bad debt that have weighed down banks and caused the worst financial crisis in decades.  |  |
TROUBLED diversified industrial group Nylex is in a poor state as a result of a debt fulled spending binge that occurred 10 years ago, executive chairman Peter George said today.  |  |
TECH companies have put on the strongest showing, and financial companies the weakest, in the latest study on the hottest brands in the world.  |  |
MACQUARIE shares have rebounded today, surging 38pc, after being hit hard yesterday on fears of its ability to refinance debt.  |  |
THE corporate watchdog has reiterated there are restrictions on short selling, and further regulations are being considered by the government, after the market turmoil of the past year.  |  |
GOLD prices have surged this week as the precious metal profits from its status as a safe haven in times of economic turmoil.  |  |
Shares in Suncorp Metway rose 9 per cent after the banking and insurance company arrested its recent share price fall by completing the underwriting on its dividend reinvestment plan (DRP) early.  |  |
IRON ore miner Fortescue Metals Group has reported an annual bottom line net loss and said it will not provide a forecast for the current year because this may prejudice "the interests of the company".  |  |
A FRAUDSTER who claimed to be related to Victorian Liberal leader Ted Baillieu to get more than $270,000 in betting credits has been sentenced to four-and-a-half years in prison.  |  |
SERIAL killer Peter Norris Dupas has won the right to continue an appeal against his conviction for the 1997 murder of a woman as she tended her grandmother's grave.  |  |
THE lawyer for multiple murder Martin Bryant has been jailed for more than two years for stealing half a million dollars from his clients and law firm.  |  |
POLICE in Perth have charged a 24-year-old sports coach with a number of sex offences against a 12-year-old girl.  |  |
ONE person has died in a house fire in a remote area south of Hobart.  |  |
A TEACHER who had sex with a student in a school darkroom during three years of abuse which began when she was 14 had shown no remorse, a court heard today.  |  |
A SHOCKED bank teller was taken to hospital after a man armed with a knife threw a brick at him during an armed robbery in Melbourne today.  |  |
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