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DSK pleads not guilty to charges June 06, 2011 Fallen IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn has pleaded not guilty to rape charges.

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Downer, Brumby join Huawei Aust board June 06, 2011 Alexander Downer and John Brumby have been named as independent directors on Huawei.

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US manufacturing slumps in May June 02, 2011 New data shows growth in the US manufacturing sector slumped markedly in May.

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Three bodies should oversee tax- Garnaut May 31, 2011 Ross Garnaut wants three independent bodies set up to oversee Labor’s proposed carbon tax.

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Windsor no closer to backing carbon tax May 30, 2011 A key member of the govt’s multi-party climate change committee is yet to be convinced on a carbon price.

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My gen must do better on climate - PM May 30, 2011 The PM has declared it’s her own generation which needs to show leadership on climate change.

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Singapore Airlines to release new planes May 30, 2011 Sinagpore Airlines is going to take on Qantas off shoot Jetstar in the Asian market.

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CSG is no 'wild experiment' ... May 27, 2011 Qld’s coal seam gas industry is not some 'wild experiment' and has its supporters, the Qld Treasurer says.

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Small NSW clubs get pokies exemption May 25, 2011 More than half of NSW clubs will be given an additional four years to comply with poker machine reforms.

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Strauss-Kahn leaks trigger news blackout May 25, 2011 NY police are refusing to confirm if Dominique Strauss Kahn’s DNA was found on his rape accuser's clothes.

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Flights to resume after volcano slows May 25, 2011 Airports around the UK are cancelling flights as the volcanic ash-cloud drifts across Northern Europe.

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Westfield confirms earnings guidance May 25, 2011 Westfield Group has confirmed operational earnings guidance of $1.7 billion for 2011.

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Wesfarmers downgrades Curragh production May 23, 2011 Wesfarmers Ltd has downgraded its sales volume forecast for its Curragh mine in Queensland.

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BA suspends Scotland flights due to ash May 23, 2011 British Airways has suspended flights between London and Scotland due to a volcanic ash cloud.

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Pike River families demand bodies back May 23, 2011 The families of men killed in NZ’s Pike River mine blast met with officials to try to retrieve the bodies.

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Leighton reports third qtr loss of $382m May 16, 2011 Leighton Holdings Ltd has reported a loss of $382 million for the nine months to March.

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Obama warns on debt ceiling rise May 16, 2011 Barack Obama says the US risks plunging back into recession if a stand-off over its debt ceiling lingers.

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IMF chief’s wife stands by husband May 15, 2011 The wife of IMF head Dominique Strauss-Kahn does not believe the sexual assault claims against her husband.

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US police arrest IMF chief May 15, 2011 IMF’s Dominique Strauss-Kahn has been arrested, accused of sexual attackinga hotel maid in New York.

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Extract pulls pin on Kalahari bid May 13, 2011 Extract Resources says a takeover offer by a Chinese firm for its largest shareholder has been withdrawn.