Archive for March, 2010

News: Temper Trap sell out in Melbourne
The Temper Trap has confirmed status as one of Australia’s hottest bands by selling out Melbourne’s Festival Hall in one day.

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Welshman Delve signs for Melbourne Rebels
Welsh forward Gareth Delve has become the Melbourne Rebels’second international recruitment ahead of their debut Super 15 season next year.

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Quiet morning trip to the newsagent for a sunday paper in Nth Melbourne

Barbaro faces Melbourne court
THARBOGANG man Pat Barbaro, still on remand for the 2008 Black Friday drug haul, has fronted Melbourne Magistrate’s Court on unrelated conspiracy to murder charges.

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Commuters trapped under bridge in Melbourne floods
Heavy rain swamped parts of Melbourne early this morning, stranding cars under bridges and flooding several city roads.

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Wipro opens Melbourne development centre
Services Origin Energy among other customers.

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BUTTON WINS IN MELBOURNE
Reigning world champion Jenson Button produced a brilliant performance to claim his first win of the season at a fascinating Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne on Sunday.

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Fotos: Der Sonntag in Melbourne
Sebastian Vettel made up for his Bahrain Grand Prix disappointment by grabbing pole position courtesy of a fantastic lap in Melbourne on Saturday.

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Sydney aiming to steal Melbourne’s GP
Sydney is reported looking to steal the Australian GP away from Melbourne, even offering to turn the event into a night race…

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Melbourne beat Penrith 16-10
Halfback Cooper Cronk showed no signs of rustiness as he orchestrated unbeaten Melbourne’s 16-10 NRL win over Penrith at CUA Stadium on Saturday.

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Plucky Button calls the shots to win in Melbourne
Jenson Button feared he had made a “catastrophic” mistake in changing to slick tyres early on a greasy Albert Park circuit but was rewarded instead with his second Australian Grand Prix win and first for McLaren.

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Digital radio to boost presence
Digital radio will become a more compelling choice for listeners in Melbourne by the middle of the year when there will be 49 radio stations broadcasting.

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Melbourne Shuffle

Delve’s Wales international fear
Gareth Delve admits his move to new Super 15 franchise Melbourne Rebels will make it “difficult” for him to continue to represent Wales.

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Button wins back-to-back Australian GPs
Reigning world champion Jenson Button driving a McLaren-Mercedes won the Australian Grand Prix on the Albert Park street circuit in Melbourne on Sunday.

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All eyes on the track for Melbourne mayhem
There really couldn’t be a greater contrast between the dry, arid and dusty expanses of Bahrain and the green parkland setting of Melbourne’s Albert Park track, the venue for the second round of the Formula One World Championship. Dare one say it, we are probably all hoping for a similar contrast in the level of track action too.

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Red Bull hog front row at Melbourne
By Ian Ransom

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