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  1. Avoid carjacking, buy a manual
  2. ASIC concedes ex-Hanlong director Xiao has fled
  3. Asian stocks buoyed by US economy hopes
  4. Kardashian fury over slave labour claim
  5. Oil heads for biggest weekly gain in two months
  6. Welcome to the state of security compromise
  7. Christmas takeover offer cheers Paperlinx
  8. PNG passes record budget
  9. Swan and Harvey bicker over retail woes
  10. Market finds some Christmas cheer
  11. Qantas domestic numbers fall
  12. Stocks jump on US rebound
  13. Noble backs Gloucester merger
  14. Swan takes aim at 'whinger' Harvey
  15. New SA premier gives Labor a boost: poll
  16. Desperate Greek workers want Down Under
  17. Sydney's west tipped as prime airport site
  18. A case of Kathman-don't
  19. Moody's reaffirms credit rating
  20. Shares in Gunns shot down
  21. Shop strike hits Kathmandu
  22. Gloucester set to approve Yanzhou deal
  23. Quest to create a coalmining giant
  24. Militant Hamas moves to join PLO umbrella
  25. Marsh stars as Perth score BBL win
  26. Rejuvenated Reds draw with Sydney FC
  27. Ticketek hit with $2.5m fine
  28. Break-in at Ed Cowan's family home
  29. Sighted: police get within 50 metres of most wanted man
  30. Toyota expects a sales rev-up
  31. Another small ISP bites the dust
  32. Referendum needed for council funds: panel
  33. AAA ratings prove economy strong: Swan
  34. Stocks tumble on retail sell-off
  35. Retail slump weighs on share market
  36. Plenty to fear from the Little Master
  37. Boo me not owner, says Glory coach
  38. Kewell set to light up derby: Durakovic
  39. Coopers named world's best family business
  40. Treasurer dismisses unemployment fears
  41. Bail granted in bikie shooting case
  42. Mara readies for stardom with Dragon Tattoo
  43. Dancing flight attendants make Christmas comeback
  44. Two walls fall on construction worker
  45. Kathmandu hit by weak Christmas sales
  46. Quick pitches may trouble Indians: Taylor
  47. Rain, storms, big swells likely for Xmas
  48. One year until the end of the world: book now
  49. Appeal lodged on bank fees ruling
  50. Labor capitalises on Baillieu job cuts
  51. Five-year-old hit by car, fighting for life
  52. Grammys to honour Jobs, Ross
  53. Asciano wins Rio Tinto coal contract
  54. Market loses more ground amid Europe fears
  55. Kathmandu hit by weak Christmas trading
  56. Kathmandu in profit warning
  57. No sweat, let the good times roll
  58. Shares down as retail is hit
  59. Horror body find outside hospital
  60. ECB loans drive $A lower
  61. Learner driver jailed over death
  62. Brambles looks to surf China growth
  63. Yanzhou agrees to asset valuation
  64. Another losing year for super savers
  65. Elite squad to crack cold case sex crimes
  66. Jamie's Family Christmas, Thursday, December 22
  67. Gordon Ramsay's Ultimate Christmas, Thursday, December 22
  68. Insurers swamped by claims
  69. Unhappy Christmas for Optus
  70. Customers give big four banks a tick
  71. T20 could come back to haunt Test team
  72. Four-star crash-test shocks
  73. New boat's win would trump 1998 Hobart
  74. Slower growth boosts chance of rate cuts
  75. Economic growth expected to slow
  76. Stocks jump on US growth data
  77. Fairfax poised for MMP deal
  78. Harvey splashes $1m to lift stake
  79. Japan keeps interest rate near zero
  80. US jails Aussie aid contractor for Afghan bribes
  81. 'Rank amateurs' jailed for $2.5m cashhaul
  82. Miners fuel 2pc share surge
  83. Des Courtes Lignes de Courteline
  84. Chairmen need 144 to beat India
  85. Lavicka set to stick with winning team
  86. Vodafone warned of $250,000 fine
  87. Fortescue rail deal raises blowout worries
  88. NBN: a year of ups and downs
  89. Emirates to bring its A380 to Melbourne
  90. Man faces caning over allegedly groping flight attendant
  91. Emirates A380 to begin Melbourne flights
  92. More charges in bizarre Amish beard-cutting feud
  93. 'Tis the season for Krap Kringle
  94. Weather cools profit outlook for APG
  95. Market finds some Christmas cheer
  96. Buyers must qualify for Leaf electric car
  97. Overfilling the fridge a health risk
  98. Insurance firms hit by $4bn in claims
  99. Dead rockers' '27 Club' a myth, scientists say
  100. Australian wins UK MasterChef
  101. Stocks surge on global rally
  102. Outlook weakens, rate cuts likely
  103. BHP kicks off diamonds sell-off
  104. Murdoch media pays 7 phone hacking victims
  105. More rate cuts likely, and soon
  106. No harbour for flotilla of floats
  107. Coal merger talk halts trade
  108. Markets weigh on interest rate call
  109. John Stanhope has seen it all
  110. Telstra reshuffle as Fegan departs
  111. Slater could be right for round one: coach
  112. Stars win toss, bat v Heat
  113. Starc reality not bothering paceman
  114. O'Grady eyes road title
  115. Doherty relishing MacGill showdown
  116. Christian in frame for selection: Arthur
  117. Wipeout warning as Billabong hits new low
  118. Somare stands firm "I am PM"
  119. Cochlear soars after flagging implant's return
  120. Shares fall on Europe fatigue
  121. Retail spending edges up in November
  122. Westpac to defend fees legal action
  123. Egypt's military lashes out at protesters
  124. Westpac in 'unlawful fee' claim
  125. How to shrink your luggage for summer
  126. Electric Nissan to cost more than $50,000
  127. Authorities hunt Indon boat syndicate
  128. Europe the key to future rate cuts
  129. Aussie banks still tapping credit: RBA
  130. Beware the Christmas ham: NZ govt insurer
  131. Fake Indian kidnapper loses appeal
  132. RBA leaves door open for more rate cuts
  133. Surprise lift in retail spending
  134. Jittery stock market edges higher
  135. Europe to steer RBA on rates
  136. Gloucester to unveil Yanzhou deal
  137. Paul Fegan to depart Telstra
  138. Molly Meldrum opens his eyes
  139. US cellar captives smelled like 'death'
  140. Saudi prince invests in Twitter
  141. Wall St lower on Draghi comments
  142. ECB pledge to help banks
  143. Man loses part of hand in rail accident
  144. Evidence grows of Azaria dingo attack
  145. Melbourne girl escapes attempted abduction
  146. 'Portal 2,' 'Skyrim' top a thrilling year in games
  147. Titanosaur bone found in Antarctica
  148. Price of many medicines set to fall
  149. Market is pulled back to earth
  150. Euro fallout cuts returns
  151. Qantas strikes deal with engineers
  152. Shares hammered as gloom spreads
  153. Billabong issues earnings downgrade
  154. Recruiter plunges after jobs warning
  155. Yonhap says NKorea conducts missile test
  156. PNG crisis ends after Ogio confirms O'Neill as PM
  157. Reds under Kosmina seek more passion
  158. Vodafone entry affirms NBN model: Conroy
  159. Parliament site zapped by botched IT upgrade
  160. Newcrest cuts gold output guidance
  161. Newcrest cuts gold production guidance
  162. India considered walking out of Canberra
  163. Christian hopes BBL leads to baggy green
  164. N. Korea calls Kim's son "great successor"
  165. Wipeout for Billabong shares
  166. Share market takes another beating
  167. Melancholia
  168. Region cautious after Kim Jong-Il dies
  169. China scrambles for clues after Kim's death
  170. Stocks end with sharp losses
  171. Historic women's bill latest casualty of PNG crisis
  172. Occupied wedding
  173. Melbourne derby can become A-League's best
  174. Air passengers should belt up: ATSB
  175. Payment processing takes Christmas break
  176. Police alert on sex attacker
  177. Super funds take a backward step
  178. Gold weakens after Fitch downgrade warning
  179. Keys, Levine win Aus Open wildcards
  180. First ABC impartiality breach since 2004
  181. Billabong dumped to record low
  182. Business travellers revert to economy class
  183. Super funds worst since GFC
  184. Click of a mouse catches the rats
  185. Qantas and engineers strike a deal
  186. Rough waters ahead for Billabong
  187. Woodside seeks delay to LNG project
  188. Stocks tumble on retail woes
  189. Billabong issues profit warning
  190. Eldorado in $2.4bn gold play
  191. Police questioning man in NYC woman's fire
  192. Philippine flood toll passes 650
  193. Sparkling shot crowns focused summer's day
  194. Politics takes glow out of uranium
  195. Directors blamed for isolation
  196. Joyce confident despite traumas
  197. Europe crisis to hit home
  198. Tigers beat Crocs 93-80 in NBL
  199. Reds surprise, while Victory delight
  200. Westwood moves to No.2 in world golf
  201. Politics take glow out of uranium
  202. Woes become a test of metal
  203. Rebel Syrians kill six soldiers: report
  204. Two dead, 51 missing from Russian oil rig
  205. Hurricanes bat first against Scorchers
  206. Coolen sacked as Adelaide United coach
  207. Govt blamed for asylum boat sinking
  208. US forces quit Iraq 9 years on
  209. Bailout chief says he has enough
  210. Afridi back with country, but a Renegade for now
  211. Danish cartoon sparked fanatic's plot to kill Aussies
  212. Leicester edge Clermont in Euro Cup
  213. Stricken Sparta takes on more water
  214. Beckham spokesman denies PSG deal
  215. That's the spirit
  216. Street Seen
  217. Holidays in Heck
  218. Glory heartbroken after Heart late win
  219. American Occult, Sunday, December 18
  220. When Teenage Meets Old Age, Sunday, December 18
  221. The old and the beautiful
  222. Club World Cup: Messi v Neymar
  223. Mariners finally silence the Roar
  224. Gold fall may show up fears
  225. Market gets the inner-city blues
  226. Philipiines flash floods death tolls rises to 143
  227. Orica finishes clean-up after latest leak
  228. Brit comedian vents over Qantas insult
  229. Qantas upset comedian Alan Davies
  230. Family concerned for missing 13-year-old girl
  231. Wall St rally fades to whimper
  232. US and Euro markets flat overnight
  233. Assange request for appeal granted
  234. CEOs brace for debt fallout
  235. BNP beats retreat on local loans
  236. ANZ severs historical RBA rate link
  237. Bears player in drugs sting
  238. Australian sport loses veteran broadcaster
  239. Caine Eckstein eyes short-course glory
  240. JB's profit margins plummet
  241. 'Very low' chance of recession, says ANZ
  242. Wild ride as Europe rears its ugly head
  243. Russia seizes radioactive material
  244. Comeback cyclists dominate omnium titles
  245. 112 arrestd in online child porn bust
  246. O'Neill takes charge of Papua New Guinea
  247. India ready to pressure Aussies at MCG
  248. Roar coach to stick with attacking ways
  249. Brisbane win toss, to bat against Sixers
  250. American — The Bill Hicks Story, Sunday, December 18