Alleged Nazi war criminal wins court battle
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Alleged Nazi war criminal wins court battle

Australian court rules that 90-year-old Charles Zentai, accused of war crimes in Hungary, cannot be extradited.

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Kordia wins $A90m contract
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Kordia wins $A90m contract

The Australian arm of state-owned telecommunications company Kordia has lined up a $90 million contract with a coal seam gas project. Kordia Solutions Australia, which last week revealed…

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Olympic heroes face cash freeze
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Olympic heroes face cash freeze

Government funding for high-performance sport will be frozen for at least the next two years despite athletes exceeding expectations in the medal haul at the London Olympics.

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RailCorp-discriminates against the blind
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RailCorp-discriminates against the blind

RailCorp discriminates against blind passengers by failing to make audible station announcements, a Sydney court has heard.

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Aust ready to send aid to quake-hit Iran
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Aust ready to send aid to quake-hit Iran

AUSTRALIA stands ready to send humanitarian aid to earthquake-hit Iran, Foreign Minister Bob Carr says.

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Olympics 2012: Pakistan lose 7-0 to Australia
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Olympics 2012: Pakistan lose 7-0 to Australia

World champions Australia defeated Pakistan 7-0 in a do-or-die battle for both the teams playing men’s Olympic hockey in London on Tuesday.

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Key’s comments on Hungarian troops ‘stupid’ – Goff
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Key’s comments on Hungarian troops ‘stupid’ – Goff

  Prime Minister John Key's disparaging comments about Hungarian troops in Afghanistan are being described as a diplomatic blunder.

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Mourners Honour Fallen Soldiers
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Mourners Honour Fallen Soldiers

An emotional military service for two New Zealand soldiers killed during an ambush in Afghanistan is underway at Burnham Military Camp.

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