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Pair trying to catch fish net $87,000 in cash

Two Australian teenagers who found almost 100,000 Australian dollars ($87,000) in cash during a fishing trip have handed it over to police — after spending some time thinking about it. The pair discovered the money earlier this month near the New South Wales town of Nimbin — a center of hippie culture where members of numerous communes annually celebrate a festival to promote cannabis use.

Plan to nurture test-tube sharks

Keeping squabbling children apart is a problem that taxes all parents, but for the grey nurse shark it is a little more serious. Its embryos have a nasty habit of eating each other in the uterus.

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$1.5m cash found in car boot
Source: The Sydney Morning Herald

A man has been charged with money laundering after police allegedly found $1.5 million inside the boot of his Mercedes-Benz in Sydney's west yesterday.

DNA advances could implicate more in Leigh rape case
Source: abc.net.au

Twenty years after the brutal rape and murder of a Newcastle schoolgirl, there are claims more advanced DNA technology could have changed the outcome of the case.

Wrong Turn Sends Elderly Australian Man 600km Off Course
Source: Australian News Network

An elderly man apparently drove "more than 600 km" (approximately 400 miles) "off course" after making a "wrong turn" on November 16, 2009.

Solar households to get paid for all their power
Source: abc.net.au

The New South Wales Government has reversed its policy on solar power - meaning households with solar energy systems will soon be paid for all of the electricity they generate.

Cars firebombed, mum and kids rescued
Source: dailytelegraph.com.au

FIVE cars in the front yard of a suburban Sydney home have been firebombed in a bizarre attack and a mother and three children have been rescued from a burning home.

Libs Hitler spoof claims second scalp
Source: abc.net.au

A staff member of the right-wing NSW Liberal MP David Clarke has stood aside after being linked to a spoof You Tube video involving Adolf Hitler.

Girl, 12, overlooked by DOCS gives birth to boy
Source: The Sydney Morning Herald

A 12-YEAR-OLD girl from Dubbo who became pregnant to her 15-year-old live-in boyfriend has given birth to a boy.

John Della Bosca stakes leadership claim
Source: The Sydney Morning Herald

JOHN DELLA BOSCA, the MP being described as ''delusional'' by colleagues, believes he can still be premier.

Parent forced to pay for defaming principal in email
Source: The Sydney Morning Herald

A Sydney father who defamed a school principal in an email attacking her competency has been ordered to pay her $82,543 in damages.

Sydney's Bush Rodents to 'Bully' Black Rats
Source: theangle.org

An experiment to re-introduce eradicated native bush rats to the Sydney region is underway in an attempt to reduce the city's black rats from bushland.

Cockley watching his stocks rise quickly
Source: theherald.com.au

The kid from the back blocks of Waratah West is not sure how much of the $2.7 million prizemoney he will earn for his seven days in India watching NSW win the Champion League Twenty20. NSW players are understood to be pocketing $50,000 each from the prizemoney.

Call to register cold and flu tablet sales
Source: abc.net.au

The Australian Medical Association (AMA) is supporting calls to introduce compulsory reporting of sales of cold and flu tablets.

Miller to unleash Mad Max Fury on NSW
Source: abc.net.au

Australian film director George Miller says pre-production work will start next week on the latest Mad Max film, which will be produced in New South Wales.

Plea for disabled boy in adult home
Source: abc.net.au

A Newcastle family is pleading with the New South Wales Government to find permanent accommodation for their profoundly disabled eight-year-old son.

'Smooth sailing so far' as Sydney timetables change
Source: The Sydney Morning Herald

Transport authorities have reported "smooth sailing so far" in the first peak hour since new bus and train timetables were introduced yesterday.

Catholic, a chemist but he won't sell the pill
Source: The Sydney Morning Herald

A PHARMACIST has stopped selling contraceptives because of his strong religious beliefs.

Fluff Fluff goes from camp dog to millionaire mutt
Source: abc.net.au

A camp dog from an outback central Australian community has moved from death row to millionaires row after being adopted by a resident in one of Sydney's richest suburbs.

'Raving alcoholic' barrister admits corrupt behaviour
Source: theage.com.au

A Sydney barrister has admitted misleading the courts and his clients, telling a corruption inquiry he had an alcohol problem so serious that he would sometimes talk to his refrigerator.

Armed woman demands Chihuahua puppy
Source: heraldsun.com.au

A WOMAN has been charged after trying to steal a Chihuahua puppy at gunpoint, police said today.

NSW town dumps bottled water
Source: The Sydney Morning Herald

Bundanoon is today celebrating the move to rid its shops of bottled water, with locals turning on four new free filtered public drinking stations which will be open 24 hours a day.

Law change to allow Ferguson eviction
Source: abc.net.au

Legislation will be introduced into the New South Wales Parliament today to give the State Government the power to cancel the public housing lease of convicted paedophile Dennis Ferguson.

Dust storm chokes Sydney
Source: abc.net.au

Sydneysiders are being warned that a huge dust cloud will continue to affect the city through the day, after they woke to an eerie red dawn this morning.

Pair shake their way to world record
Source: abc.net.au

Two Sydney men have broken the world record for the longest-held handshake.

Barrister given $12,000 to make matter go away, ICAC told
Source: The Sydney Morning Herald

A Sydney barrister secured $12,000 from three clients accused of sexual assault, claiming it would be used to influence prosecutors in the case, a corruption inquiry has been told.

Morgue Royal North Shore Hospital body
Source: The Sydney Morning Herald

SECURITY at one of Sydney's biggest hospitals is so lax that anyone can walk into the morgue and claim a body without showing identification, prompting fears that corpses could be wrongly removed or defiled.

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