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  1. Super result for super funds
  2. Mini Countryman breaks cover
  3. Air France-KLM to start obesity charge
  4. BHP Q2 iron ore output rises 11pc
  5. BHP output hits new highs
  6. IBM raises profit outlook as spending picks up
  7. Dannii Minogue speaks of baby joy
  8. Japan lifts ban on Aussie bananas
  9. Southern Shipping on brink of breach
  10. Joyce mocks Rudd's fiscal restraint pledge
  11. Oil snaps five-session losing streak
  12. Gold rises on global concerns
  13. BHP approves $US240m Canada project
  14. EU to examine US-style bank tax
  15. Bernanke asks for review of AIG bailout
  16. ACCC begins review of NAB's AXA bid
  17. Europe's challenge: avoiding a Greek tragedy
  18. Mixed feelings as US soldiers take control in Haiti
  19. Bernanke welcomes 'full review' of AIG bailout
  20. Bernanke calls for review of AIG bailout
  21. Wall St stocks rise in broad rally
  22. Dollar bolstered by stocks
  23. US troops use combat rifles bearing Bible verses
  24. Boeing reports 851 orders for 787 plane
  25. Citi Q4 loss narrows to $US7.6bn
  26. Ghana edge 10-man Burkina Faso, into Nations Cup quarters
  27. Kennedy seat loss would imperil Obama health drive
  28. Nearly 200 die in fresh Nigeria religious clashes
  29. Microsoft cuts IP address storage to 6 months
  30. Curfew slapped on Nigeria city after bloodshed
  31. Driven: Lotus’s new Porsche challenger
  32. Massachusetts votes in key test for Obama reforms
  33. Mexico City to punish tweets on police checkpoints
  34. Obama visits American Red Cross, sends 1st tweet
  35. Google postpones launch of mobiles in China
  36. Iceland to hold referendum over bank collapse
  37. Citigroup suffers $8.2b loss in final quarter
  38. EU sets Feb 19 deadline for Microsoft-Yahoo deal
  39. Lawlessness, health crisis loom over Haiti
  40. Bourse sees red as profits are taken
  41. Directors can go for broke
  42. Shake-up looms as JAL goes bankrupt
  43. Senate vote puts Obama refom plans on cliff edge
  44. Microsoft to cut time holds internet search data
  45. History repeats as Vics get home
  46. BHP eyes ore joint venture
  47. Cadbury takeover all sweet
  48. Upgrades win pair a power lift
  49. Glory peg back Adelaide Utd for 3-2 win
  50. Google postpones launch of mobiles in China
  51. Boeing reports 851 orders for 787
  52. WA Treasurer spruiks more power price hikes
  53. Cadbury agrees to $20.5bn takeover
  54. JAL board files for bankruptcy
  55. Kraft swallows Cadbury in $21b takeover
  56. Couple drown while swimming with kids
  57. Venus makes light of long break
  58. Victory, Reds assured over pitch quality
  59. BHP, ArcelorMittal may combine interests
  60. Debt-ridden Japan Airlines decides on bankruptcy
  61. Widespread falls drag market lower
  62. JAL decides to file for bankruptcy: Kyodo
  63. Hambali's family welcomes US trial
  64. US IT brands may be gone in 20 years: Acer founder
  65. JAL to slash workforce, 34 routes
  66. Japan-US security pact turns 50
  67. West Australians 'back BHP, Rio merger'
  68. Chocolate theme park to open in Beijing
  69. Westpac cuts brokers from RAMS
  70. Sharemarket falls 1pc, banks hit
  71. Trailer mounted led screen(A New outdoor digital media)
  72. Universal Studios to build theme park in S.Korea
  73. Baby's starvation death 'avoidable'
  74. Vietnam urged to speed probe of Aussies
  75. Flight Centre forecasts profit take-off
  76. Greipel wins opening stage of Tour Down Under
  77. Flight Centre soars on guidance upgrade
  78. Wounded baby koala fights for life
  79. OZ Minerals stays in IMX with China
  80. Strong ore output tipped for BHP
  81. Kingsgate eyes debt to fund growth
  82. Fans rally to save Ford Falcon
  83. HTC apes iPhone with big-screen beauty
  84. Serena starts Australian Open title defence
  85. 'ANZ bid' talk may fuel 100F shares
  86. Flight Centre sees 33pc profit lift
  87. Goldman unloved but still desired
  88. Jets, Beijing Guoan end Griffiths saga
  89. Ex-bikie jailed over reign of terror
  90. Haiti relief surge fails to bring security
  91. I'm the man as Test No.6, insists North
  92. Brave fight, but Ball falls at first hurdle
  93. Young Aussies eliminated in Melbourne
  94. People shunning 'hot' King George Square: Sutton
  95. Asian stocks decline for second day
  96. Venezuela seizes three banks, two others closed
  97. Work starts on Cairns cruise terminal
  98. Man arrested after police car crash
  99. Gwalia move wins support
  100. Flight Centre soars on profit upgrade
  101. Get ready for a cool three months
  102. Cadbury surrenders to $21bn takeover
  103. Sam Newman in court over speeding fine
  104. Apple tablet computer expected at January 27 event
  105. Google 'probing China staff' over attack
  106. Kraft set to take over Cadbury after sweetened offer
  107. Hewitt hoping to lead Aussie rebound
  108. $A slightly higher at noon, bonds weaker
  109. Japan Airlines set for bankruptcy today
  110. Babies pulled from the Haitian rubble
  111. Babies pulled from the Haitian rubble
  112. Stosur through to second round of Australian Open
  113. Farmers cry foul over milk split
  114. JAL bankruptcy scenarios
  115. Stocks slip as US profit news looms
  116. CNN star performs brain surgery on US military ship
  117. $1.5m Ferrari faster, more radical
  118. Pot bill signed into law in US state
  119. SA man arrested after 300 guns found
  120. Rise in merchandise imports
  121. Boom for debt collector
  122. Computershare earnings soar
  123. Imports rise 7pc, ABS says
  124. Kingsgate looks to re-open old pits
  125. Man shot in the leg in Sydney park
  126. Veteran Labor MP Bob McMullan to quit
  127. Aussie soap star to face courts
  128. Extra federal funding for some Qld schools
  129. Maternity leave key to economic future: AiGroup
  130. What's wrong with our public hospitals, Paul?
  131. Court victory as Sam Newman wins time over speeding fine
  132. Bravo out of Twenty20 preliminary final
  133. Banks lead modest share losses
  134. Govt to overturn High Court on shareholder rights
  135. Opposition attacks Myki consortium as Kosky departs
  136. Market up on metals and Computershare
  137. Apple in e-book talks to take on Amazon
  138. NZ consumer confidence races up: survey
  139. Unruly tennis fans embarrassing: Brumby
  140. Health needs stimulus in budget: AMA
  141. Redmond questions BHP pipeline cost
  142. Rudd's growth call 'a confession of failure'
  143. Many Qld residents worry about expenses
  144. Creditors put before shareholders
  145. Iatia running short of cash
  146. IOOF near 2-year high
  147. Case forces rethink on insolvency laws
  148. Buffet spends $1.3bn on reinsurance
  149. Tiger cashed up for growth after IPO
  150. Shares poised for flat start
  151. Indonesian car sales drop 20% in 2009
  152. ASX may open slightly higher
  153. Matterson tears off finger at training
  154. Haiti fears grow despite relief surge
  155. Schumacher will win F1 title: Brawn
  156. Google pledges cooperation with German competition probe
  157. Angola, Algeria into Nations Cup quarters
  158. Turkey urged to stop blocking 1,000s of Web sites
  159. Henry escapes punishment over handball incident
  160. Militants launch multiple attacks across Kabul
  161. Whisky to power Scottish island and local cars
  162. Dollar declines as US falters
  163. Healthzone feeling a little unwell
  164. Google probes for enemies within
  165. Twitter joke lands Briton in trouble
  166. BA crew to hold fresh ballot on strike
  167. Prices heat up rates
  168. Big jump tipped in iron ore prices
  169. Cytopia set to quit ASX
  170. Nadal sees off gallant Luczak
  171. Google says 'business as usual' in China
  172. World tourism 'to rebound from crisis'
  173. Google says 'business as usual' in China
  174. Work harder to support ageing Australians: Rudd
  175. Contrasting fortunes for comeback trio
  176. Henin advances to second round
  177. Israeli,German cabinet in joint session
  178. Obama musical thrills audiences in Germany
  179. Vital lifeline for ageing rail network
  180. Evans ready to ride at Tour of Italy
  181. Blast in Ukraine hospital kills two
  182. 5,000 displaced after Nigeria violence
  183. India all out for 243 in first Bangladesh Test
  184. London-based Jewish newspaper attacked by hackers
  185. More legal strife for CFMEU
  186. 'Racism' halts Gold Coast United trial
  187. Rogers dreams of Tour de France win
  188. Britain trebles its aid to Haiti
  189. Yanukovich leading in Ukraine polls
  190. Reds coach not fazed by poaching threat
  191. Australia best in world, insists Yousuf
  192. Kirilenko banishes first-round blues
  193. Back on track but still no buyer for Freightlink
  194. Swans record loss, Saints a profit
  195. Man's body found in crashed ute
  196. Few spots for Aussies in IPL auction
  197. Pope's failed assassin released from Turkish prison
  198. Halangahu gets first shot as 'Tahs No.10
  199. Pope's failed assassin released from prison: lawyer
  200. Haitians call for aid as relief workers struggle
  201. Taliban launch attacks on central Kabul
  202. JAL shares fall to all-time low of five US cents
  203. Bank offers own reward to capture robber
  204. Stoppages at Xstrata mine to hamper output
  205. Food aid reaches camp for Haitian displaced
  206. Taliban launch attacks on central Kabul
  207. Financial gains offset mining losses on share market
  208. Rush of kangaroo bonds to hit the market
  209. Bomb blasts, gunshots heard in central Kabul: witnesses
  210. GFC 'an opportunity' for Asia: Singapore
  211. Milk boycott damage lingers
  212. Local stocks lifted by big banks
  213. 'Avatar' wins top honors at Golden Globes
  214. 17,000 to miss place at university
  215. Petrol near five-month high: economist
  216. Launceston flight numbers take off
  217. Women paid substantially less in mining sector
  218. Tiger IPO priced at $S1.50
  219. US man charged over 'cocaine' choc bars
  220. Dokic looks to super coach Roche
  221. Eleven ejected from Australian Open
  222. 'Cougar' campaign blasted by rape victims
  223. Education boosts ACT exports
  224. SocGen mulls exit of local operations
  225. China restores texting in Xinjiang: state media
  226. Tiger Air to price IPO at S$1.50
  227. The good, the bad and the ugly from the Golden Globes
  228. Australia completes clean sweep
  229. Fitzroy stabbing: wife plotted with man to kill husband, court told
  230. Al-Qaeda wing denies leaders killed in Yemen: SITE
  231. WA tops national export income list
  232. Oil hovers near three-week low
  233. Safina advances, but Australia's Kubler out of Open
  234. Kubler beaten in straight sets
  235. Tennis fans ejected from Australian Open
  236. Heavy rain, winds delay Australian Open
  237. Al-Qaeda wing denies leaders killed in Yemen: SITE
  238. Billionaire wins Chile's presidency
  239. Rebel float plans sunk by weak Christmas sales: source
  240. Ukraine vote heads for tense run-off
  241. Allenby drops the lead in Honolulu
  242. Shares slip on negative Wall St lead
  243. Rebel Sports IPO sidelined by market worries
  244. NRL clubs demand independent commission
  245. Qaeda wing denies six leaders killed in Yemen: SITE
  246. Khurrum defies Australia in opening session
  247. Mo'Nique wins supporting actress Golden Globe
  248. Collette wins Golden Globe award
  249. Local stocks fight weak lead
  250. Analysts like Lihir's CEO reshuffle