LATEST ARTICLES

Court hears of scuba drowning tragedy (The Australian)

AN inexperienced scuba diver who drowned off Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula was hurried into the

Very dry, with cold nights and mild days - Victoria in August 2006 (Bureau of Meterology)

Victoria experienced a very dry August, with a number of places recording their lowest

Burglar’s new tool: a mouse (The Age)

AS ONE of the detectives responsible for bringing Michael Wissell to justice said, his

Hungry for success (The Age)

Nash Rawiller has done it hard with wasting but is reaping the rewards of

Guys And Dolls (Evening Standard)

Patrick Swayze is out of the corner. After a chest infection did its worst,

Road toll on course for record low (drive.com.au)

Victorian Government says anti-speed measures responsible for record low road toll, reports SIMON MANN.

On track for record low road toll (The Age)

A SHARP fall in the number of fatalities in Melbourne’s south-eastern corridor, anti-speed measures

Big fun run (Wanstead and Woodford Guardian)

YOUNGSTERS at St Anthony’s Primary School in Mornington Road, Woodford Green, raised £4,400 for

No such thing as a free punch (Sydney Morning Herald)

Whacks lyrical … Bob Cooper laughs as Parramatta’s Paul Taylor struggles on the deck

Racing Preview (AAP Racing and Sports)

Friday, 25 August 2006 : Local galloper Lago’s Peak returns to the scene of

News Desk Archive (AAP Racing and Sports)

Friday, 4 August 2006 : The sale of a 60 per cent interest in

Three escape lane-jump crash (News Interactive)

THREE drivers made a lucky escape from a horrifying three-car crash on Hobart’s Eastern

Carte Diamond Sparkles on Cup Path: Ellison (Virtual Form Guide)

Yorkshireman Brian Ellison has told The Racing Post that Carte Diamond (USA) will erase

Monash floats ’special campus’ plan to taken on rival (The Age)

Monash University will specialise its six Victorian campuses in a bold move to compete

Mehmet’s Daring Ride Gets Arrowsweep Home (Virtual Form Guide)

A daring ride from in form apprentice Nick Mehmet paid the ultimate dividend at

JULY WEATHER SUMMARY FOR QUEENSLAND (Bureau of Meterology)

Parts of the Peninsula and Gulf Country received very much above average monthly rainfall

Variable rainfall and mild nights - Victoria in July 2006 (Bureau of Meterology)

Average to below average rainfall was recorded in most areas during July although parts

Man ’shot himself’ before crash (News Interactive)

A MAN who accidentally shot himself in the groin while driving was dead before

Man critically ill after stabbing on bus (The Observer)

A young man was critically ill in hospital last night after he was stabbed

‘Bizarre’ car death riddle (Townsville Bulletin)

A MAN wanted over a stabbing was yesterday killed in a “bizarre” accident that

Tory leader Britain’s ‘most wanted party guest’ (Daily Mail)

David Cameron has replaced Kate Moss as Britain’s most wanted party guest.

Camerons top Tatler party charts (BBC News)

David Cameron and his wife Samantha have topped the Tatler magazine list of the

Maloney Feeling Unwell After Missing Three Wins Through Sickness (Virtual Form Guide)

A late pick up ride by apprentice Peter Roff saw him guide Bella Jewel

Cold, dry start to winter - Victoria in June 2006 (Bureau of Meterology)

Rainfall totals across most of Victoria were well below average (third lowest June average

Belle and Sebastian’s teamwork is real (NorthJersey.com)

When Belle and Sebastian emerged a decade ago, the Scottish seven-piece band instantly built

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• Court hears of scuba drowning tragedy (The Australian)
• Very dry, with cold nights and mild days - Victoria in August 2006 (Bureau of Meterology)
• Burglar’s new tool: a mouse (The Age)
• Hungry for success (The Age)
• Guys And Dolls (Evening Standard)
• Road toll on course for record low (drive.com.au)
• On track for record low road toll (The Age)
• Big fun run (Wanstead and Woodford Guardian)
• No such thing as a free punch (Sydney Morning Herald)
• Racing Preview (AAP Racing and Sports)
• News Desk Archive (AAP Racing and Sports)
• Three escape lane-jump crash (News Interactive)
• Carte Diamond Sparkles on Cup Path: Ellison (Virtual Form Guide)
• Monash floats ’special campus’ plan to taken on rival (The Age)
• Mehmet’s Daring Ride Gets Arrowsweep Home (Virtual Form Guide)
• JULY WEATHER SUMMARY FOR QUEENSLAND (Bureau of Meterology)
• Variable rainfall and mild nights - Victoria in July 2006 (Bureau of Meterology)
• Man ’shot himself’ before crash (News Interactive)
• Man critically ill after stabbing on bus (The Observer)
• ‘Bizarre’ car death riddle (Townsville Bulletin)
• Tory leader Britain’s ‘most wanted party guest’ (Daily Mail)
• Camerons top Tatler party charts (BBC News)
• Maloney Feeling Unwell After Missing Three Wins Through Sickness (Virtual Form Guide)
• Cold, dry start to winter - Victoria in June 2006 (Bureau of Meterology)
• Belle and Sebastian’s teamwork is real (NorthJersey.com)
• Joy as boys win their first ever league title (Wanstead and Woodford Guardian)
• Man charged with stealing police van (The Australian)
• Man drives off in police van (The Australian)
• Silent killer that spelt sad end for active boy (The Mercury)
• Demons prepare to climb their Everest (The Age)
• $600m profit forecast on Myer sale (News Interactive)
• $600m profit forecast on Myer sale (Northern Territory News)
• Games opening duck retires (News Interactive)
• Games duck put out to pasture (News Interactive)
• News Desk Archive (AAP Racing and Sports)
• Further success proves ethereal for oaks winners (The Age)
• Preview: 50 Years of the London Film School, National Film Theatre, London (Independent)
• Records tumble in autumn cold (AAP via Yahoo!7 News)
• Councils net Games fish (AAP via Yahoo!7 News)
• Records tumble in autumn cold (The Daily Telegraph)
• Division 2 have big Cup win (Wairarapa Times-Age)
• Wangoom wait worthwhile (Warrnambool Standard)
• BIG TED, BIG SUITCASE (The Age)
• TRIUMPHANT (Warrnambool Standard)
• Falling tree crushes moving car (Herald Sun)
• Falling tree crushes moving car (Brisbane Courier Mail)
• Red Ali Wins Again for Gippslanders (Virtual Form Guide)
• Top diplomats to sample Vic offerings (The Age)
• Day One Preview for Warrambool Carnival (Virtual Form Guide)
• Coolest April since 1995 - Victoria in April 2006 (Bureau of Meterology)
• Tea time to a T (The Age)
• Recent Works by Frank Auerbach in an Exhibition at the Marlborough Gallery (New York Times)
• Have my medal: Jana (Sunday Mail)
• Very warm in the West, dry in the East - Victoria in March 2006 (Bureau of Meterology)
• Papuans ‘vanishing’ after mine protest (The Age)
• Here comes the bride (The Age)
• Pittman weds coach (Sydney Morning Herald)
• ABC Sport Online: The Sports Desk weblog (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
• Guests arrive for Jana Pittman’s wedding (AAP via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News)
• Guests arrive for Jana Pittman’s wedding (AAP via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News)
• Man in sea for 15 hours (The Daily Telegraph)
• Racing and Sports Today (AAP Racing and Sports)
• Rocker is a fan, too (Daily Record)
• Labor’s $100m road plan (The Mercury)
• Freedman’s quest (Sunday Mail)
• Mare looks just perfect for Futurity (Sydney Morning Herald)
• Catechuchu On Track for Premier Performance (Virtual Form Guide)
• Flashing lights outside schools proposed (Otago Daily Times)
• Victoria has a warm and humid summer (Bureau of Meterology)
• Generally dry in February 2006 (Bureau of Meterology)
• Tas Liberals promise road upgrades (ABC via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News)
• Tas Liberals promise road upgrades (ABC via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News)
• Joe’s magic moment (Geelong Info)
• Victoria’s beach party (Escape.com.au)
• Stakes Assignment For Diamond Cove (Virtual Form Guide)
• Mr Magoo on track for win (Warrnambool Standard)
• Three honoured for fiery save (Herald Sun)
• Three honoured for fiery save (The Advertiser)
• Planning shift shatters rural dreams (The Age)
• Tassie rebels’ grim end (The Mercury)
• Racing and Sports Today (AAP Racing and Sports)
• Motorcyclist killed in collision (The Daily Telegraph)
• Motorcyclist killed in collision (The Australian)
• Motorcyclist killed in collision (News Interactive)
• Capital Restaurant Deserves Its Stars: Richard Vines (Update1) (Bloomberg.com)
• Everest 2006: Fi and Paul: Four weeks to go…. (Everest News)
• Racing and Sports Today (AAP Racing and Sports)
• Ulysses not so useless in cup (Herald Sun)
• ‘Useless’ float can’t stop Ulysses (The Age)
• Ulysses Arrives Just In Time For Cup (Virtual Form Guide)
• Ulysses’ Class Shines Through in Mornington Cup (Virtual Form Guide)
• Elli From Go to Whoa in Hareeba (Virtual Form Guide)
• Double for Nash as Dr Bob Wins for the Locals (Virtual Form Guide)
• Question of Time Gives Reigning Champs a Welcome Win (Virtual Form Guide)
• Lawyers tip long wait for Westpoint investors (ABC via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News)
• Lawyers tip long wait for Westpoint investors (ABC via Yahoo! Australia & NZ Finance)
• Lawyers tip long wait for Westpoint investors (ABC via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News)
• Lawyers tip long wait for Westpoint investors (ABC via Yahoo! Australia & NZ Finance)
• Shinn Predicts Bright Future for Quantum Physics (Virtual Form Guide)
• Summit after aged abuse claims (News Interactive)
• Youth service wants Senate inquiry action on petrol sniffing (ABC via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News)
• Youth service wants Senate inquiry action on petrol sniffing (ABC via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News)
• Barriers defended (GeelongInfo)
• Opal fuel trial stops petrol sniffers (Brisbane Courier Mail)
• Aged care summit after man charged (Herald Sun)
• Knight to eliminate Houlahan hoodoo (Herald Sun)
• Summit called to tackle sex abuse in nursing homes (Sydney Morning Herald)
• Racing and Sports Today (AAP Racing and Sports)
• Dunn Gets Launceston Cup Chance (Virtual Form Guide)
• Munz, Batten Have Strong Hand (Virtual Form Guide)
• Australian Associated Press (AAP) does not endorse and is in no way way involved or connected with the Talkback forum (AAP Racing and Sports)
• Rehabilitation facility for petrol sniffers ‘belongs in NT’’ (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
• Rehabilitation facility for petrol sniffers ‘belongs in NT’’ (ABC via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News)
• Rehabilitation facility for petrol sniffers ‘belongs in NT’’ (ABC via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News)
• Anhinga to Chase Adelaide Millions (Virtual Form Guide)
• $40,000 in fines after falls from ride (AAP via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News)
• $40,000 in fines after falls from ride (AAP via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News)
• Colin bets on his third choice (Examiner.com.au)
• Fines over birthday girl fall (The Australian)
• SA academic bewildered at petrol sniffing inquiry snub (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
• SA academic bewildered at petrol sniffing inquiry snub (ABC via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News)
• Nikolic all aglow (Herald Sun)
• Rollison tells of in-fighting (Herald Sun)
• Man stabbed in car vandalism attack (The Age)
• Coast crash death (Geelong Info)
• Man stabbed by car vandals (The Australian)
• Man stabbed by car vandals (The Daily Telegraph)
• Man stabbed by car vandals (News Interactive)
• Teen dies in motorbike collision (The Australian)
• Top events must remain on top courses (The Age)
• VicRoads’ $2m bungle on wrong side of bay (Geelong Info)
• Conlan relies on sixth sense (The Courier Mail)
• Undue charging into uncharted territory (Sydney Morning Herald)
• Thieves target church (Southport Visitor)
• Cancer sufferers demand better access to drug (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
• Cancer sufferers demand better access to drug (ABC via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News)
• Everest 2006: Fi and Paul: A couple to climb Everest together (Everest News)
• EX-POW MEMORIAL: ‘No’ to raising status (The Courier)
• Frontrunner All Bar One helps Glamour Puss chances (Herald Sun)
• Marshall out for six months (The Age)
• Darwin duo roll into the big time (The Age)
• The Bavarian Earns Launceston Cup Start (Virtual Form Guide)
• Belle and Sebastian continue their Life Pursuit of idiosyncratic songcraft (Chicago Maroon)
• PM calls for calm in RU486 debate (The Australian)
• PM calls for calm in RU486 debate (The Australian)
• PM calls for calm in RU486 debate (Sydney Morning Herald)
• THE LIFE PURSUIT (Jam! Showbiz)
• International hunt for graffiti kingpin (The Daily Telegraph)
• International hunt for graffiti kingpin (The Australian)
• 100,000 abortions a year, and yet Danna Vale still lives (The Chaser)

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