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  • Govt, analysts slam Nelson's fuel pledge
  • Foreigners to search for China survivors
  • Kimmorley to be a Bulldog from 2009
  • Tribunal to allow 'pillow biter' appeal
  • Caribbean a batting paradise for Ponting
  • Canada 'lagging' on saving polar bears
  • Pensioners strip during pay protest
  • Dust storms kill 94 in northern India
  • Waratahs home in on semi-finals
  • DeGeneres plans to wed Portia de Rossi
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Govt, analysts slam Nelson's fuel pledge

Friday 16th May 2008

Opposition Leader Brendan Nelson's pledge to reduce the petrol excise by five cents has been savaged the government and largely opposed by analysts.

 

Foreigners to search for China survivors

Friday 16th May 2008

China has allowed the first foreign rescue teams to join the frantic search for life after the devastating earthquake, saying time is running out.

Kimmorley to be a Bulldog from 2009

Friday 16th May 2008

Bulldogs boss Todd Greenberg is hoping the signature of Cronulla star Brett Kimmorley will help the NRL club secure Brisbane's Michael Ennis and Ben Hannant.

 

Tribunal to allow 'pillow biter' appeal

Friday 16th May 2008

A Sydney gay activist has been granted leave to appeal a vilification ruling against former radio broadcaster John Laws.

Caribbean a batting paradise for Ponting

Friday 16th May 2008

The Caribbean has been the most prosperous destination for Australian skipper Ricky Ponting.

 

Canada 'lagging' on saving polar bears

Friday 16th May 2008

Two prominent green groups say Canada should follow the lead of the United States and take action to protect polar bears, which are threatened by melting ice.

Pensioners strip during pay protest

Friday 16th May 2008

Hundreds of pensioners, some shirtless, have protested in Melbourne against the Rudd government's lack of support for seniors in the federal budget.

 

Dust storms kill 94 in northern India

Friday 16th May 2008

At least 94 people were killed in fierce dust storms in India's northern state of Uttar Pradesh, government officials said.

Waratahs home in on semi-finals

Friday 16th May 2008

Victory over Queensland on Saturday night will guarantee NSW a Super 14 home semi-final after the Blues downed the Hurricanes 19-17 in Auckland.

 

DeGeneres plans to wed Portia de Rossi

Friday 16th May 2008

Ellen DeGeneres is putting the California Supreme Court ruling in favour of gay marriage into action - she and actress girlfriend Portia de Rossi plan to wed.