Two more Aussie athletes out of Games
Australian athletes Scott Martin and Hayley Butler have become the latest withdrawals from the Delhi Commonwealth Games due to injury.

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More Asian passengers Melbourne bound
A 14 per cent increase in international passengers to Melbourne has been driven by Victoria’s tourism promotion in Asia, Melbourne Airport says.

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Victorian floodwaters could rise more
RESIDENTS of more than 500 homes isolated by floods could be inundated today if the swollen rivers converge on the area.

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Wages growth slows, men more optimistic
WAGES growth in WA is expected to cool by 4 per cent over the coming year in a sign that the labour market is cooling nation wide.

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Oz girls to watch more than 86hrs of soccer to break world record
Melbourne, June 12 : Five Australian girls will attempt to break a Guinness World Record by watching television continuously for more than 86 hours during the 2010 World Cup.

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More Kiwis taking a punt
A wider range of sports to bet on and easier access to gambling have seen punters return in droves, with the TAB recording a multimillion-dollar lift in turnover in the first half of the financial year.

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Stand by for more bad news on trains
PASSENGERS on Melbourne’s most crowded train line need to brace themselves for the worst.

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Australia needs more top players: Norman
GOLF: Greg Norman says the Australian game can’t rely on just one person and needs to spread success among several players.

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More Metro madness: train stranded
Rail services to resume for peak hour after this morning’s meltdown.

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Woman blows more than six times legal limit
A Melbourne woman is facing drink driving charges after crashing an allegedly stolen car and blowing more than six times the legal blood alcohol limit.

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Pies need to be more consistent: Malthouse
Mick Malthouse says Collingwood needs to narrow the gap between its best and its worst after a one-point win against Melbourne

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Council may get more say in Melbourne planning decisions
The State Government is considering giving the Melbourne City Council more power to consider large planning applications.

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