Arsonists put NT landowners at risk

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Northern Territory firefighters fear three deliberately lit fires would reach homes and could threaten lives before they managed to bring it under control.

Ford Australia boss resigns

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(AAP) Ford Australia took another hit on Friday when its president Bill Osborne resigned soon after the announcement that 350 jobs would be lost at Victorian plants.

Revolutionary heart surgery successful

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(AAP) A NSW woman has become the first Australian to have a heart valve replaced without open heart surgery in a procedure set to revolutionise cardiac treatment for the frail and elderly.

Coalition 'lost poll security advantage'

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(AAP) The coalition has lost its traditional position as the party of choice on defence and security last year, helping Labor win the election, a new study reveals.

ANZ promises to pass on any RBA rate cut

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(AAP) The ANZ has become the second of the Big Four banks to promise to pass on to customers any cut in official interest rates, as Treasurer Wayne Swan hinted at action to force its competitors to

Hendra death prompts independent review

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(AAP) The death of a Brisbane-based veterinarian from the Hendra virus has sparked calls for a broad-ranging public inquiry into biosecurity in Queensland.

Geelong blames ANZ surface for soreness

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(AAP) Geelong has pointed to the controversial surface at Sydney's ANZ Stadium as the reason they could be forced into late injury withdrawals for Sunday's match against North Melbourne.

Qantas profit up but outlook uncertain

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AAP - Qantas Ltd expects a 41 per cent fall in profit this financial year as the airline faces the headwinds of rising fuel costs and a slowing global economy.

Colin the whale to be put down

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AAP - The baby humpback whale stranded in a Sydney waterway will be euthanased some time tonight, wildlife authorities say.

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