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A strong earthquake jolted northern Japan, injuring at least 99 people and affecting output at some high-tech factories.

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An Australian submarine sinks a retired US ship during a test of a new torpedo.

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CNN's Sara Sidner explains why tobacco is still extremely popular in India.

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Barack Obama has landed in Berlin to begin the European leg of his international tour.

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State weather bulletin.

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New evidence is showing more and more young South Australians are refusing to leave home, afraid of meeting mounting living costs.

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More Australians have appeared in 'Who' magazine's 2008 list of 100 sexiest people than ever before.

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CNN's Alessio Vinci visits where Karadzic lived before his arrest.

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With satellite television on offer to billions of viewers around the world, Australian audiences are looking at their options in regard to better access.

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CNN's Diana Magnay talks to an African-American gospel singer in Bavaria, Germany, about her U.S. election hopes.

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"Slaughterhouse" author David Rieff talks about why people should not forget former Serb President Radovan Karadzic.

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Australia's housing affordability crisis is getting worse. Perth rents have jumped by 25 per cent, while households all over the country struggle with fuel and grocery prices.

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An Australian snowboarder has died while on holiday at a ski resort in Chile.

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ABC reporter Peter Lloyd has met with his lawyer in Singapore after been released on bail on drug charges - he faces up to 20 years jail if convicted of drug possession and trafficking.

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Bulgaria's centuries old rose oil industry is used by perfumiers such as Chanel and Dior

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At least 90 people have been injured in a powerful earthquake in northern Japan.

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Democratic presidential contender Barack Obama has paid a predawn visit to the holiest place in Judaism. Obama placed a small note inside the ancient Western Wall, then bowed his head in prayer. (July 24)

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Hurricane Dolly has hit the Mexico-Texas coast, lashing the region with winds of up to 100mph (161km/h).

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Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has won parliamentary backing for a crime package.

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Max Boot, a foreign policy adviser to US Republican hopeful John McCain, says Barack Obama is being "optimistic" about the Middle East.

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Serbia: Radovan Karadzic will fight extradition; Japan: chimpanzee escapes at zoo

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Dozens of people have been injured in magnitude-6.8 earthquake in Japan's northern island of Honshu.

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Australian Federal Police have re-opened their investigation into a drink driving case involving Canberra Raiders star Todd Carney.

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A hot-headed chimpanzee decided to deal with a heatwave in Japan in his own way - by breaking out.

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Grief over the death of Heath Ledger is being blamed for Christian Bale's outburst at a London hotel.

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China has announced it will be relaxing it's tough stance against demonstrations during the Beijing Olympics.

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An Australian man has been killed on a snowboarding holiday in Chile.

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The Democratic candidate is grilled on Middle East peace interests and Iran.

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Heavy rains causing floods in the central Chinese province of Hubei have killed six people and affected 584-thousand, the official Xinhua News Agency reported on Tuesday. (July 23)

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Former Attorney General Phillip Ruddock has been lobbying the Indonesian government to spare three of the Bali nine members on death row.

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Millions of people in East Africa face a humanitarian crisis as soaring food prices and drought take their toll.

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Hurricane Dolly's entry into the Gulf of Mexico reminded energy markets and consumers of another risk factor - - - Mother Nature.

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Rent in in Australia is more expensive than ever, with property monitors saying rents have risen up to 25% in a year.

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Barack Obama says he is committed to the security of Israel. Obama visited Israel and the West Bank in the latest stops on his overseas trip. (July 23)

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Shell Australia says petrol stations should have already lowered the cost of fuel, following the drop in global oil prices.

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The Canadian government will withdraw its troops from front-line operations in Afghanistan by the end of 2011