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Sunday, March 21, 2010
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Metal cutlery will also return for in-flight meals, bringing Australian standards in line with those in the United States and Europe.
Australian Retailers Association (ARA) executive director Russell Zimmerman said spending in the lead-up to Christmas was below retailers' expectations.
A tree sacred to Aboriginal people on the NSW mid-north coast has been felled after protesters were cleared away.
More than 3,000 Australian Defence Force personnel are set to spend Christmas far from home and loved ones.
More than 250 toys have been taken off shelves in a pre-Christmas safety audit by the competition watchdog.
A memorial service will be held to honour those who died on the Centaur, which has been found off Moreton Island.
The bus strike that crippled Sydney and Newcastle is over.
After the devastation of nuclear blasts and a wait of more than 50 years, the Maralinga Tjarutja people finally have their land back.
A lethal combination of soaring temperatures and high winds gave the NSW bushfire season a vicious jolt on Thursday.
Union plans for a snap bus strike have been condemned as "miserable" by the peak NSW business group.