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7/10/2008 7:52:00 PM. Up to 40 people have been injured in another mid-air scare for Qantas which has forced an emergency landing in Western Australia.
If people have had hits on the head or have been hit by flying objects... you don't know whether it could be a spinal or neurological issue. RFDS public affairs director Lesleigh Green
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Three teens critical after high-speed crash
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7/10/2008 9:36:20 PM. Japan's Makoto Kobayashi and Toshihide Maskawa, and Yoichiro Nambu of the US have won the Nobel Physics Prize for work on fundamental particles of matter.
The model unifies the smallest building blocks of all matter and three of nature's four forces in one single theory. Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences on Yoichiro Nambu's winning theory
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German, French win Nobel medicine prize
7/10/2008 8:59:00 PM. The father of missing Australian woman Britt Lapthorne admits his daughter was on medication the night she went missing, which could have made her more intoxicated than she thought.
Others have said she bought very few drinks that night, so why would she be so intoxicated? It's very strange. Britt's father, Dale Lapthorne
AUDIO: 'I've got nothing to lose at this point': Dale Lapthorne Body found but search continues for Britt Lapthorne
News | World
7/10/2008 8:41:00 PM. Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama has been labelled a terrorist at a rally for his Republican rival John McCain, while supporters at a rally for Sarah Palin have called for Obama to be killed.
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VIDEO: 'Who is the real Barack Obama? A terrorist!' Obama and McCain debate Iraq and economy
7/10/2008 8:38:00 PM. It's claimed the $20 billion Building Australia Fund will improve major cities and lift national productivity but the Opposition says funding guidelines will need to be closely monitored.
Given the sorry record of state Labor governments with infrastructure projects...great scrutiny will need to be applied. Shadow infrastructure minister Andrew Robb
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Bureaucrat embroiled in Brian Burke corruption allegations
7/10/2008 8:17:00 PM. It is feared today's massive interest rate cut still won't be enough to kick start Australia's ailing property market.
There's not enough money to go around and lenders aren't renewing their loans to developers...that could leave a real hole in housing and job numbers. Aaron Gadiel from the Urban Task Force
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AUDIO: This cut reflects recent global economical upheaval: Swan Major banks cut home loan rates by 0.8%
Business
7/10/2008 9:39:00 PM. The market is taking another battering, down 2 per cent but improving.
Australia can weather this storm: John Howard
Environment
7/10/2008 3:12:00 PM. The federal government has rejected calls to dump its promise to have 20 per cent of electricity generated from renewable sources by 2020.
The government's got a commitment to introduce a renewable energy target of 20 per cent by 2020 and we will remain committed to it. Resources Minister Martin Ferguson
Credit crisis won't delay carbon cut: Wong
Sport | League
7/10/2008 6:46:00 PM. Melbourne has issued a statement regarding Craig Bellamy and CEO Brian Waldron fiery post-match outburst after the Storm's preliminary final win over the Sharks, but have stopped short of apologising for questioning the judiciary's integrity.
At no stage did I intend to question the integrity of the judiciary Craig Bellamy
Manly stars dominate Australian World Cup squad
Sport | Soccer
7/10/2008 6:40:00 PM. Injuries are set to rob Australia of three overseas-based stars for next week's World Cup football qualifier against Qatar in Brisbane, but Socceroos coach Pim Verbeek was confident he still had sufficient quality in his squad.
Harry has special qualities...so if there's any chance he can do a job for us on Wednesday I will take that chance Pim Verbeek
Verbeek sets the record straight on Carle
Sport | Cricket
7/10/2008 5:47:00 PM. Leg-spinner Bryce McGain says his Test dream remains alive despite the injury which ended his Indian tour.
I'm confident I'll be back bowling well after my rehab... Bryce McGain, Aussie spinner
AUDIO: Bryce McGain: 'It just wasn't my time' Roy will let his cricket do talking: Bulls
Entertainment
7/10/2008 10:04:00 PM. Victoria Beckham uses bird faeces to keep her skin clear, rubbing a £100 cream made from nightingale droppings on her face.
She tried it and loved how great her skin looked. She also uses a cream derived from nightingale poo at home. Source close to Beckham
'The Beckham Boys': Posh plans her family band
Opinion
7/10/2008 9:38:00 AM. Kevin Rudd has been out justifying the right of the banks to absorb today's rate cut, instead of passing it on. But record profits still rolling in, Alan Jones argues the PM should be going in to bat for us.
We do need a stable banking environment, but how much profit do the banks need to bleed out of consumers and small business? Alan Jones
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VIDEO: Alan Jones comments on banks' greed Australasian Investment Review's midday round-up
3/10/2008 1:48:00 PM. Alan Jones has had a lot to say about Australia's welfare addiction this week, but he thinks this example sums it up.
In this economic climate the time has come to lower the boom on expectations... Alan Jones
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VIDEO: Alan Jones comments on welfare dependency More needs to be done for Sydney's homeless: Welfare agencies
Multimedia
Some of the most important and beautiful moments ever captured on film will be on show over the next few weeks as the Reportage festival celebrates photojournalism at its finest.
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A worldwide debate over religious sensitivity is brewing after an ad featuring ventriloquist puppet, 'Achmed the Dead Terrorist', was banned.
rant rant rant... rant rant, rantrant on Obama labelled 'terrorist' at McCain rally
look.. thats just weird.... emily g, melb on Victoria Beckham rubs bird poo on her face
Colin, it would be 46-0 if that was the case. Also back then it was still the 5m rule, so the 38-0 drubbing of St... alan truong, bankstown on End of an era: Storm facing a freefall?
but but there is only 6 lung fish nick! sometimes it amazes me what they spend their money on.... Belinda Hummie, New lambton on Dam builders sued to save lungfish
Geoff, you get a response of your very own. Unlike you, I have not exposed details about my personal education or employment history. You know... darren carrow, brisbane on Henson under fire over school model scout
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