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A man accused of defrauding a fashion company of more than $16 million is potentially facing more than 200 charges. Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
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A MAN is due to face court over the attempted murder of a woman during a domestic dispute in Sydney's west, police say. Full Article at The Daily Telegraph
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A man walks to work past an almost unseen Sydney Harbour Bridge during a dust storm Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2009 in Sydney, Australia. View Photo »
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I remember playing cricket in the backyard on Boxing Day, ducking in to watch the start of the Boxing Day test, more backyard cricket and then sitting down at 1pm to watch the start of the Rolex Sydney Hobart
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SYDNEY, Nov. 25 (UPI) -- A couple drew a crowd in Sydney, Australia, by having mid-afternoon sex in a clock tower above a busy street, witnesses said. Full Article at United Press International
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Tough week: Malcolm Turnbull has survived a push to spill his leadership (AAP: Alan Porritt) The close links between the former Treasury official at the heart of the OzCar affair, Godwin Grech, and members of the Liberal Party have been laid bare in a... Full Article at ABC Online
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ROBBIE Williams might have been absent from the world's stage but his gig at Sydney's Metro proves he has definitely not been forgotten. Full Article at The Daily Telegraph
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A sightseeing boat passes in front of the Sydney Opera House during a dust storm Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2009 in Sydney, Australia. View Photo »
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Those who have joined the LOYAL crew have great respect for the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, the sea and our fellow crew members. It’s one of the great Australian sporting traditions
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A man is due to face court over the attempted murder of a woman during a domestic dispute in Sydney's west, police say. Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
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Cannabis worth hundreds of thousands of dollars has been found outside a house in Sydney's north-west, police say. Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
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Sydney (pronounced /ˈsɪd.niː/) is the most populous city in Australia with a metropolitan area population of over 4.2 million people (2006 estimate). Sydney is the state capital of New South Wales and is located on the country's south-east coast. Full Article
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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - SEPTEMBER 23: The Sydney Opera House is seen on September 23, 2009 in Sydney, Australia. Severe wind storms in the west of New South Wales have blown a dust cloud that has engulfed Sydney and surrounding areas.
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A woman walks past the Sydney skyline as a dust storm blankets the city September 23, 2009. An outback dust storm swept across eastern Australia and blanketed Sydney on Wednesday, disrupting transport and placing health authorities on alert for widespread respiratory illness.
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A photographer takes pictures of the Sydney Harbour bridge as a dust storm blankets the city September 23, 2009. Gale force winds battered eastern Australia, bringing huge dust storms to the nation's heavily populated east coast.
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Paris St Germain's Ceara (L) challenges Olympique Lyon's Sydney Govou during their French Ligue 1 soccer match at Parc des Princes stadium in Paris September 20, 2009.
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Muslim men pray outside the Lakemba Mosque in Sydney to celebrate Eid al-Fitr September 20, 2009.
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Muslim men enter the Lakemba Mosque in Sydney to celebrate Eid al-Fitr September 20, 2009. Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan, the holiest month in the Islamic calendar, during which Muslims around the world abstain from eating, drinking and sexual relations from sunrise to sunset.
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A man (C) crosses an intersection in Sydney on September 18, 2009. Australians are getting fatter, with nearly two out of three overweight, according to official statistics released on May 11, 2009.
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Pedestrians cross a busy intersection in central Sydney on September 18, 2009. Australia's population will explode by almost two-thirds in the next 40 years to 35 million, posing an economic threat to the nation that is as serious as climate change, the government warned on September 18.
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Pedestrians cross a busy intersection in central Sydney on September 18, 2009. Australia's population will explode by almost two-thirds in the next 40 years to 35 million, posing an economic threat to the nation that is as serious as climate change, the government warned on September 18.
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Pedestrians cross a busy intersection in central Sydney on September 18, 2009. Australia's population will explode by almost two-thirds in the next 40 years to 35 million, posing an economic threat to the nation that is as serious as climate change, the government warned on September 18.
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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - SEPTEMBER 16: Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore speaks at the City of Sydney forum on sustainable cities at the State Theatre on September 16, 2009 in Sydney, Australia.
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I can see the day when IPL becomes a world format and we'll have New York playing Bombay playing Beijing playing Sydney playing London
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Before I saw the pilot they had asked me and I thought, 'It's a whole new network, new writers, how do I fit in?' ... I wasn't sure we were supposed to be messing with this. I saw the pilot and I wasn't sure, still. But then I saw the second episode and I thought, 'This is really fun, the clothes are gr...
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This was the first time Hughie's had a full carnival in Melbourne and he showed why he's rated so highly in Sydney.
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I'm thrilled Sydney's given it the attention it deserves. To fight one of the greatest of all time in my own country is huge
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I can see the day when IPL (the Twenty20 Indian Premier League) becomes a world format and we'll have New York playing Bombay playing Beijing playing Sydney playing London
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I really enjoy visiting Sydney. It is a beautiful city and a great place to begin the new season
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New Zealand, and Queenstown in particular, remains a very important market for Qantas, and we have seen demand increase to a level on our existing Queenstown-Sydney services that we can now offer customers a third year-round service.
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This project is incredibly important for Sydney, it could bring 3,000 jobs to New South Wales
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It would definitely be the first time that Melbourne would host more rugby league Test matches than Sydney
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Today Australia has got five cities with more than a million people, I think Europe has got 35, by 2030 China will have 220 and from now to then it will build 50,000 new skyscrapers or about 600 times as many as Sydney has got
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In a city centre like you have in Paris or Sydney, there are key landmarks that people can easily access. The Gold Coast isn't like that.
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For the first nine years [in Sydney] I always knew I was going to go back and have a crack at playing Gaelic football and trying to win an All-Ireland
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Any airline around the world may have left a bag off, in Sydney, Australia, or Jamaica or wherever. It might not be us
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for example, Steve Waugh ensured that the pink ball was used in Februarys bushfire charity match in Sydney. In addition, Shaun Pollock will be speaking to the authorities in South Africa to push for trials of the ball in domestic cricket and other Committee Members, such as Rahul Dravid, will be testing...
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Great views of Sydney Harbour from inside a stylish new foyer, better disabled access and more toilets are just some of the improvements transforming Australia's busiest building. The western side of the Opera House now has a colonnade and windows.
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We've beaten Gold Coast, we've beaten Central Coast, in my opinion we were very unlucky against both Melbourne and Sydney, and they are the frontrunners, so what is there really to be afraid of?
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At just 36, Rufus Wainwright is the consummate performer whose repertoire not only includes his own signature work but standards that he has made his own. I was first introduced to him when he took to the stage to sing Hallelujah in the Leonard Cohen tribute Came So Far For Beauty, which I produced at t...
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If I tried to emigrate to Australia now, I wouldn't be allowed in, even though I'm an Officer of the Order of Australia and a former dean of the University of Sydney Law School
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What is heartening is the diversity and creativity of the filmmakers, who find poignant, warm, even witty, moments full of hope, amid the most hard-hitting of narratives. These films are true pictures of the ‘Arab world’ in its widest sense – from Sydney to Paris, Berlin and London, via Gaza and the mou...
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A friend from university in Tokyo helped me find a place to live and get a job washing dishes at a Japanese restaurant in North Sydney ... But I needed to fight to make enough money to really survive. It took me five months to get a bout.
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It is important to have a vision of what Victoria should look like when Melbourne moves ahead of Sydney and becomes Australia's largest city in the 2020s
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I think that Mark [Bouris] is an amazingly skilled businessman who's been able to propel himself from the working-class Sydney suburb of Punchbowl to be one of Australia's most successful entrepreneurs
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As a team-mate, I have seen him score his first 100 that saved the Test for India against England (119 not out at Manchester in 1989-90 series) and the hundreds he scored against Australia (on his first tour in 1991-92) at Sydney [ Images ] (148 not out) and Perth (114 out of 272)
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