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Obama touts $3b to assist Africans
President Barack Obama says the US has a moral imperative to help feed drought-stricken Africans.
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One dead, six injured in Italia blasts
One student has reportedly died after a bomb explosion in front of a school in the Italian city of Brindisi.
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Obama touts $3b to assist Africans
President Barack Obama says the US has a moral imperative to help feed drought-stricken Africans.
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Brazil president to get torture apology
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff will receive an apology from Rio de Janeiro govt for prison treatment.
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Adoptee to recieve child support
Woman who sent her adopted child back to Russia has been ordered to pay child support
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Obama hosts Camp David's G8 debut
President Obama will host world leaders at Camp David as the G8 summit approaches
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Another Mexican general is detained
A retired general in Mexico has been detained in relation to a drug cartel
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China activist Chen is flying to NY
A blind Chinese activist has told reporters that he is at Beijing airport and may be flying to New York.
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Vietnam bus accident kills dozens
Thirty-four people have died and 21 injured after a bus fell off a bridge and into a riverbank in Vietnam.
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Last two Bridgecorp directors sentenced
Former Bridgecorp worker Robert Roest will join Rod Petricevic in jail while Peter Steigrad was spared.
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NZers more realistic about retirement
A survey reports more New Zealanders are investing in retirement scheme KiwiSaver.
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Final red zones decided in Christchurch
A total of 7256 properties on flat land in Christchurch have been red-zoned indicating they're irreparable.
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One dead, six injured in Italia blasts
One student has reportedly died after a bomb explosion in front of a school in the Italian city of Brindisi.
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Olympic torch arrives in Britain
The Olympic flame has arrived in Britain ahead of the July 27 opening of the London Games.
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Queen's celebrates Jubilee at Buckingham
Protestors believe the queen has spoiled her jubilee by inviting controversial figures
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Concordia to be towed in early 2013
Salvagers believe the wreck of the Costa Concordia will be ready for towing by early next year.
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UK urges action to resolve euro debt
The British PM has urged Europe to sort out its currency crisis or risk the collapse of the eurozone.
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Babies malnourished in famished Niger
Niger is the latest African country to be hit by famine, with 300,000 children suffering from malnutrition.
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Yemeni troops kill 11 al Qaeda militants
11 al Qaeda troops have been killed by Yemeni troops in the fight for a key town
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Largest protests yet in Syrian
A deadly protest has resulted after people loyal to the president, turned violent
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Gay ban could be over in Malawi
The Malawi president is seeking to repeal a law which makes homosexuality illegal
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Atomic agency head to hold talks in Iran
The head of the UN atomic agency will visit Iran on Monday raising hopes international cooperation
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Sky high air show attendance
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Aquarium moves shark tanks
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Qld couple charged with baby's murder
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Obama and Merkel at odds at G8 summit
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Hooker fails in Shanghai pole vault
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