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An entomologist with a pest control company has come up with a list of myths, debunking the ones dealing with common pests.
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Whooping cough - 782% increase in NSW
More than 5,000 cases of whooping cough have been diagnosed in NSW between January and March this year, compared to 696 during More...
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Big business hit with levy under Abbott
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Homicide squad takes over Kiesha case
Specialist homicide officers have taken charge of the search for missing Sydney schoolgirl Kiesha Abrahams, and are now treating More...
PM 'blind to problems in own backyard'
Voters have been promised the real Julia will reveal herself, but a prominent youth advocate warns the PM may be blind to More...
Gillard says she stands for jobs
Prime Minister Julia Gillard has told workers that her government kept people in work during the global financial crisis. More...
This Week's News in Photos
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Nalbandian returns a winner
David Nalbandian was a convincing first-round winner at the Legg Mason Tennis Classic, but former champion James Blake was defeated in Washington. More...Safina breaks through
Former world number one Dinara Safina claimed a straight sets victory over Alona Bondarenko in the first round of the Mercury Insurance Open in San Diego. More...Bryans pass Woodies' mark
US twins Bob and Mike Bryan have won a record-breaking 62nd doubles title at the Farmers Classic in California to pass the previous mark held by Australians Todd Woodbridge and Mark Woodforde. More... - Cricket
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Isaac nominated for ICC
The International Cricket Council this morning confirmed they have received New Zealand and Australia's nomination of Alan Isaac as vice-president from 2010-2012. More...Strauss: KP will come good
England has plenty of reasons for high confidence after their 354-run win over Pakistan at Trent Bridge - but Kevin Pietersen's form is not one of them. More...England romps home
James Anderson's first 10-wicket match haul carried England to victory by 354 runs as Pakistan folded to 80 all out in the first Test at Trent Bridge on Sunday. More... - League
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Tongue in, Dugan back
Canberra captain Alan Tongue is set to make his long awaited return from a groin injury and superstar full-back Josh Dugan is also a strong chance to return in time for Monday's do-or-die clash against high flyers Penrith at Canberra Stadium. More...NZ halt Matai pursuit
The Warriors have pulled out of the race to sign Manly and New Zealand enforcer Steve Matai but Sea Eagles officials aren't popping the champagne corks just yet. More...Full-time coach needed
Craig Bellamy's successor as NSW Origin coach should be appointed on a full-time basis and must be given the final say at the selection table, according to Blues great Wayne Pearce. More... - Football
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Berger: I'm the boss
The initial post World Cup Socceroos squad might look like it has Aurelio Vidmar's fingerprints all over it, but stand-in coach Han Berger is adamant he is the man in charge for next week's friendly against Slovenia in Ljubljana. More...DeVere wants Roar improvement
Brisbane Roar defender Luke DeVere is determined to improve on his breakout season when his side kicks off their 2010/11 A-League campaign against Gold Coast United this weekend. More...Fab keeps Gunners guessing
Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas has fuelled speculation about a move to La Liga champions Barcelona at a gathering to celebrate Spain's World Cup triumph in his hometown of Arenys de Mar. More... - Horseracing
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Cups king enters 12
Bart Cummings has entered 12 horses for November's 150th Melbourne Cup as the master trainer bids to win his 13th edition of the great race which is worth a record $6 million this year. More...Illustrious Blue Melbourne bound
Illustrious Blue has been given an entry in the Melbourne Cup following his impressive success at Goodwood last week. More...Success for Starspangledbanner
Johnny Murtagh was left counting the cost after bagging the Darley July Cup on former Australian horse Starspangledbanner at Newmarket. More...
Photo taken from plane at Merimbula.
Dust storm rolls through a Broken Hill (NSW) playground.
This was taken from my place at Katoomba - Stephen.
From my place at Eglinton, NSW.It reminds me of an electricity sign. From,Doug.
Dry dirt on our farm near Bedgerabong, NSW - Bronte.
Photo taken on 15th Feb from Canowindra looking towards the east - Annie Hickman
Early morning Sky, between 6.30-7am at Bathurst - Tracey
Barbara sent us this sunset at "Overflow" Tomingley in NSW.
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