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  1. Jim Magilton to coach Melbourne Victory
  2. No case to support breast implant removal: Roxon
  3. Man injured in police pursuit
  4. Gajdosova asks fans for chance
  5. Stosur's draws Schiavone in Sydney
  6. Gold slips as US dollar improves
  7. Victory close in on Magilton as new coach
  8. US stocks and jobless rate fall
  9. Copper futures edge higher
  10. Swimmer wins his Olympic medal back
  11. Asylum seeker boat arrives off WA coast
  12. Focus shifts to earnings
  13. Details on the Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas
  14. Sri Lanka avoids innings loss
  15. Hailstorms to shatter Suncorp result
  16. Problems but equities tipped to rise
  17. An Olympic year for superannuation
  18. Superannuation's sunset clause
  19. Aussie dollar shines against euro
  20. The heat is on Alcoa smelter
  21. Clijsters injured in Brisbane semi-final
  22. Sri Lanka fighting hard in Cape Town
  23. Clijsters withdraws from Brisbane International
  24. Injured Pattinson ruled out of third Test
  25. Pattinson ruled out of third Test
  26. Gold Coast A-League fans punished
  27. Computer glitch swells retirees funds
  28. Stocks slide to three-day low
  29. Police treat Geelong death as suspicious
  30. Ennis rates Hasler equal to Bennett
  31. Bliss factor key to Festival First Night
  32. Shares fall on euro crisis fear
  33. Euroz profit dives 85pc
  34. Zheng causes upset to make Auckland final
  35. Sea Shepherd ship told to take flag down
  36. Japanese crew dressed like ninjas: activists
  37. Hailstorm proves costly for Suncorp
  38. Market takes another backward step
  39. Suncorp costs may spike 75pc
  40. Productivity must lift, says RBA
  41. Tendulkar undone on Clarke's day
  42. Oil, Iran and the next global recession
  43. Developers of film recorder to receive Oscar
  44. Oil sanctions threaten Europe
  45. Fire danger to rise as temperatures climb
  46. US Republican rivals chase Romney
  47. A380 cracks: check fleets now, say engineers
  48. Wing cracks harmless, says Qantas
  49. Market flat as investors stay on sidelines
  50. Bruised traders embrace dollar
  51. Alumina falls on Alcoa shutdown
  52. Kanye West plans to 'pick up where Steve Jobs left off'
  53. Australian business news digest - January 6
  54. Crunch time for Cyprus leaders: Downer
  55. Wall St recovers on jobs boost
  56. 'Minor' cracks found in A380s
  57. UK warns Iran over oil passageway threat
  58. Clijsters not feeling lucky at Brisbane
  59. French implant firm 'also made testicles'
  60. Central Qld town to farewell flood hero
  61. Funeral to be YouTube star's 'concert'
  62. Audi TTS Roadster
  63. BMW Z4 sDrive 35i
  64. Porsche Boxster 2.9
  65. Miners clash over tax on profits
  66. Leighton needs overhaul, says Mortimer
  67. Kodak's demise a warning to adapt
  68. The mining boom's big bet
  69. Sales targets remain in sight
  70. Transpacific founder sues over losses
  71. van Egmond praises Jets character
  72. Aussies breaking records again with bat
  73. We have nothing to lose: Dravid
  74. Hendry heads Victorian Open field
  75. Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows
  76. Market's new year rally fizzles out
  77. Shares fall as volatility persists
  78. Malaysian fund buys ASX building
  79. More tests body found on Queen's estate
  80. Hugh Jackman to go Houdini
  81. Thurston backs Lockyer for Maroons job
  82. Armed commandos to protect India's tigers
  83. Jamie's Great Britain, Friday, January 6
  84. Schiavone's fighting win to reach semis
  85. Protected oaks produce toxic mushrooms
  86. Asian markets mixed as Europe fears return
  87. Government 'no' on kidnap ransom
  88. 'Snobs' lashed for trashing Summernats
  89. Services sector takes a step forward
  90. Slower demand weighs on surplus
  91. Shares fall as euro fear returns
  92. Transpacific founder sues over saga
  93. Harbour Bridge takes two weekends off
  94. Clarke breaks SCG record
  95. One million new cars for 2011
  96. Car sales healthy, despite economic woes
  97. Australia's trade surplus falls
  98. Europe doubts weigh on share market
  99. Wary consumers slow growth
  100. Stocks snap gains as fear spikes
  101. Transpacific in action from founder
  102. Territory's days are numbered
  103. Global Ford executives back Falcon - for now
  104. Torre quits MLB job to pursue LA Dodgers
  105. Wall St flat, automakers gain
  106. Dollar hits record euro high
  107. D-Day for sales of DVDs
  108. Heroic in the face of death
  109. Green Guide letters
  110. Firefighters continue to battle Perth fire
  111. Charges laid in string of Vic taxi attacks
  112. Record natural disaster losses in 2011
  113. Kallis, de Villiers hammer Sri Lanka
  114. Roar, Glory fight out 3-3 A-League draw
  115. Roar, Glory share points
  116. Markets surge on recovery hopes
  117. Boom times as miners spend billions
  118. ME sets course for blue-collar banking
  119. Czech Republic beat US at Hopman Cup
  120. Two men jailed for British racist murder
  121. The People's Supermarket, Thursday, January 5
  122. Pressure rising for insurer
  123. Positive vibe lifts stocks, dollar
  124. Nina brings woes to farmers
  125. Tomic through, Williams withdraws in Brisbane
  126. Jets break winless streak against GC
  127. Arrests over series of taxi attacks
  128. Dead fish 'not linked to dredging'
  129. Romney scrapes home in Iowa
  130. Dollar leaps on factory data
  131. Aussie warns on South Sudan violence
  132. McCain to endorse Romney, source says
  133. Lonard faces make or break in US
  134. Reds upset Heart in A-League resurgence
  135. Caleb Ewan wins final race of Bay Classic
  136. AWB getting more for its wheat
  137. Stocks rise as Europe gloom lifts
  138. Japan PM vows Fukushima rebirth
  139. Idris focused on slimline NRL look
  140. Abbott welcomes business IR push
  141. Whalers, Sea Shepherd begin hostilities
  142. New and major tours
  143. Diamonds to sparkle, cars to accelerate
  144. Shares up 2pc on banks, mines
  145. Live music: Wednesday, January 11
  146. Live music: Tuesday, January 10
  147. Live music: Monday, January 9
  148. Miners lead share market higher
  149. Concern over agriculture selloff
  150. Bandanna seeking partners for coal mines
  151. Stocks soar on mining rally
  152. IAG protection rises to $4.7bn
  153. Bandanna scraps asset sale
  154. Killer Trent Jennings arrested in NSW
  155. Wikipedia gets $20M in annual fundraising drive
  156. Hamish Blake and Zoe Foster engaged
  157. Burst of optimism boosts stocks
  158. Dollar hits 30-day high
  159. Eight-year-old girl lost in WA dies
  160. Gajdosova in double bagel embarrassment
  161. Support drops for Vic coalition: Newspoll
  162. Centro lays it on for new boss
  163. Manufacturers face a slow grind
  164. Centro will ride it out on food
  165. KPMG boss says plain sailing in China
  166. NBN a catalyst for telco acquisitions
  167. Molly still in care, set for long recovery
  168. Online gambling fight now about when, who _ not if
  169. Fletcher confident India can fight back
  170. Mariners look to send Simon off a winner
  171. Big Bash live: Heat v Strikers
  172. Aussie tourist's death in UK 'unexplained'
  173. Yantram How to Chat Live Services and the Advantages
  174. Spain win 2nd match at Hopman Cup tennis
  175. Davis increases lead in Bay Classic
  176. No Australian delivery for Mini Cargo
  177. Jets look to end A-League winless run
  178. Dollar at three-week high
  179. Australia endures record heatwave
  180. Shares start new year up 1pc
  181. Goldman shelves David Jones
  182. Abbott again slams 'rip-off' NBN project
  183. The best cruises of 2012
  184. A-League fans prepare for feast
  185. Petrol engine drives Volt 'electric' car ... sometimes
  186. Sony's $200 Tablet S price gouge
  187. Heinz sacks 146 workers as factory shuts
  188. More asylum boats likely after visa change
  189. Centro raids Charter for CEO
  190. Asian stocks rise as optimism grows
  191. Super system won't change: PM
  192. Share market starts new year brightly
  193. Shares rise as Europe warms
  194. Glory's Mehmet free to play Brisbane
  195. Oil advances as manufacturing expands in China and India
  196. Train turmoil after woman struck
  197. Retailers concerned by slow demand
  198. Centro Retail picks Sewell as new CEO
  199. Children in cars among Vic heat victims
  200. Lewis wins back-to-back darts world titles
  201. Market starts new year with a flourish
  202. Manufacturing ends year on positive note
  203. Stocks jump in first 2012 session
  204. Strong dollar caps factory output
  205. Sewell named Centro Retail CEO
  206. Older athletes slower but no less efficient
  207. India to bat first in 100th SCG Test
  208. World's most popular museum hits record
  209. Investors retreat from Asia
  210. Letter airs Hurd harassment claims
  211. Italy public deficit down
  212. Greece sees 'difficult' talks with creditors
  213. Hungary debt hits 16-year high
  214. Australian business news digest - January 3
  215. Gordon Brown's emails 'hacked' by newspapers: report
  216. Christchurch relief as quakes move away
  217. Gold, silver gain after Iran nuclear reports
  218. Militants agree to truce with Pakistan
  219. European stocks close higher in thin trade
  220. Dollar builds on year-end rally
  221. NZ's Erakovic ready for hometown WTA test
  222. Man detained over LA car arson spree
  223. Stosur whacks tennis back in good shape
  224. Community banks move to NSX
  225. Wozniacki rallies for win at Hopman Cup
  226. Strauss says England's focus not on fixing
  227. South Africa drops Prince, de Lange for third Test
  228. Westpac admits $29bn loan book error
  229. Bankers lunch on less as crisis bites
  230. Broking mergers loom, margins tighten
  231. How Hard Can It Be?, Tuesday, January 3
  232. James Ellroy's LA: City of Demons, Tuesday, January 3
  233. Dance Moms, Tuesday, January 3
  234. Dollar dip opens growth door
  235. Iluka a hero performer last year
  236. Big four keep tight hold on home loans
  237. I've never loved tennis: Serena Williams
  238. Jones loses last match before switch
  239. Unbeaten Heat blow Bobcats 129-90
  240. Investors glad to turn the page on 2011
  241. Light plane crashes on Lake Hume
  242. Hosking keeps lead in criterium series
  243. Fiji leader opens the door to democracy
  244. Orica to restart plant as leaks fixed
  245. Tough year ahead, EU leaders warn
  246. China may cut bank reserve ratio
  247. Finance main issue for Australians
  248. Orica set to re-open plant
  249. Israeli, Palestinian negotiators to meet
  250. Missing swimmer 'had been drinking'