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Police examine suspected hit-and-run cab Posted by: NewsOnABC
Video duration: 40 seconds Police have found a vehicle they believe played a part in a fatal hit-and-run accident at Castle Hill in Sydney's north-west. |
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Pope Benedict's butler arrested Posted by: NewsOnABC
Video duration: 42 seconds Vatican investigators and Italian police have charged Paolo Gabriele with a string of offences for leaking sensitive church information to newspapers. |
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Tributes flow for Melbourne teen Posted by: NewsOnABC
Video duration: 116 seconds Shaun Wilson-Miller has died with his family by his side in Melbourne following a failed heart transplant. |
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Almost 100 killed in Syrian massacre Posted by: NewsOnABC
Video duration: 156 seconds Almost 100 people have been massacred, including 32 children, in the Syrian city of Houla. |
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TRIAL BY TRACTOR Posted by: NewsOnABC
Video duration: 517 seconds Grain growers are hanging on the results of a seeder trial being held in the South Australian Mallee. Believed to be the first trial of its kind, a local group of farmers has tested nine different seeders in one paddock. As Prue Adams reports, they plan to follow the wheat crop's progress over the season, and publish the results early next year. |
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Commodities report Posted by: NewsOnABC
Video duration: 238 seconds Landline's specialist weekly commodities analysis. |
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ABC Weather Posted by: NewsOnABC
Video duration: 91 seconds ABC Weather |
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ABC Entertainment News Posted by: NewsOnABC
Video duration: 91 seconds ABC Entertainment News |
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Syrian massacre 'unforgivable': UN Posted by: NewsOnABC
Video duration: 145 seconds The head of the UN observer mission in Syria describes latest violence as "unforgivable". |
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This week on Inside Business Posted by: NewsOnABC
Video duration: 28 seconds It has been another grisly week of euro watching, while Australia saw managment shake-ups, mea culpas, profit warnings and a big bet on brown coal. |
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Strategist fears catastrophe if Greece quits Euro Posted by: NewsOnABC
Video duration: 369 seconds Hedge fund strategist Sav Savouri says things may be bad now, but it would be catastophic if Greece exits the eurozone. |
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Boral CEO makes sudden departure Posted by: NewsOnABC
Video duration: 137 seconds Boral CEO and so-called change agent Mark Selway has left unexpectedly after just over two years in the job. |
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Qantas announces internal restructure Posted by: NewsOnABC
Video duration: 172 seconds Qantas is cutting maintenance jobs and restructuring the company to split domestic and international operations. |
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AGL moves to buy out coal mine Posted by: NewsOnABC
Video duration: 193 seconds Power company AGL has pushed the button on a $900 million capital raising to buy out the remaining two-thirds of the Loy Yang A power station. |
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World continues to fret over Greek crisis Posted by: NewsOnABC
Video duration: 171 seconds Dean Paatsch. Adele Ferguson and Peter Morgan weigh in on the issues facing Greece and the eurozone. |
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Myer downgrades profit expectations Posted by: NewsOnABC
Video duration: 146 seconds Shares in Myer took another hit as the retailer announced its profit might be 15 per cent lower than forecast. |
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Final observations Posted by: NewsOnABC
Video duration: 31 seconds The panel give their final tips and thoughts for the week ahead. |
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Leighton CEO's mea culpa to shareholders Posted by: NewsOnABC
Video duration: 171 seconds Leighton Holdings held its AGM, allowing investors to vent frustrations about ongoing downgrades and sliding profits. |
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Fairfax rebuffs Rinehart bid to join board Posted by: NewsOnABC
Video duration: 217 seconds Gina Rinehart missed out on a seat in the Fairfax boardroom, but fired off a statement saying she welcomed changes to the board. |