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Hung race for house of NRL finals' reps  23/08/2010
Just like the government, the NRL has a hung top eight race, where the house of finals representatives won't be known for another two weeks of counting.
Here Come The Japanese!  29/07/2010
Japanese horses are set to race at the Melbourne spring carnival for the first time since 2006 after the lifting of quarantine bans by Australian authorities.
Japan horses to race in Australia  29/07/2010
Japanese horses have been cleared to travel to Australia only days before entries close for the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups.
ARB Federal Government Inquiry Submission  28/07/2010
The Australian Racing Board has prepared a substantial submission for the consideration of the Federal Government's Senate Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport References Committee inquiry into the Australian horse industry emergency animal disease response agreement.
Australia's 2022 World Cup bid cleared  23/07/2010
Australia's bid for the 2022 World Cup has been cleared of any impropriety by soccer's global governing body, FIFA.
Japan Closer To Melbourne Cup Start  19/07/2010
Efforts to allow Japanese horses to enter Australia for this year's Melbourne Cup are gathering pace with Australian officials this week inspecting Japanese facilities.
Mundine takes a swipe at Government  28/06/2010
Boxer Anthony Mundine took the gloves off on Monday, criticising the federal government's failure to weigh into rugby league's racial row.
NSW Productivity Report  23/06/2010
Wagering operators and racing authorities have been set on a collision course by the findings of the Federal Government's Productivity Commission report into gambling released in Canberra today.
Zimbabwe closer to Howard consensus  17/06/2010
Zimbabwe's Minister for Sport, David Coltart, hopes common sense will prevail in the case of his country's vote for the John Howard ICC candidacy.
Aussies, Zimbabwe set to resume cricket  5/05/2010
Australia may resume regular cricket contact with Zimbabwe as early as next year after the federal government left the door open for Cricket Australia.
ARB Condemns Levy Scheme Opponents  23/04/2010
On the eve of the Primary Industries Ministerial Council meeting the Chairman of the Australian Racing Board, Mr Bob Bentley has again voiced his frustration that a vocal minority within the horse industry blocked the Australian Government's attempt to introduce an EADRA levy scheme.
National Approach Needed On race Fields Legislation  15/04/2010
Victorian Deputy Premier and Minister for Racing Rob Hulls will call for the Commonwealth to introduce national race fields legislation to provide clarity and certainty for the racing industry at tomorrow's Australasian Racing Ministers' Conference in Sydney.
Smith satisfied with Indian security  3/03/2010
Foreign Minister Stephen Smith says he's satisfied with Indian security arrangements for the hockey World Cup and the upcoming Commonwealth Games.
Danny Green moves title fight to WA  24/02/2010
Danny Green will switch his world boxing title defence against Manny Siaca from Sydney to hometown Perth after the WA government agreed to provide backing.
Tour Down Under the best ever: SA govt  19/02/2010
January's Tour Down Under was the most successful ever, attracting more spectators, interstate visitors and providing the biggest boost yet to the SA economy.
UCI president backs Tour Down Under  22/01/2010
World cycling boss Pat McQuaid has backed Adelaide's Tour Down Under as a ProTour race beyond its current contract.
Australia's Asian Cup bid extended  21/01/2010
The Asian Football Confederation has extended the deadline for Australia to submit its bid to host the 2015 Asian Cup by four months.
'Racism' halts Gold Coast United trial  18/01/2010
Gold Coast United owner Clive Palmer has slammed the Australian government's immigration policies as "racist" after a youngster from Ghana was denied a trial.
Cummings wary of Japanese Cup threat  27/12/2009
Bart Cummings admits the likely return of the Japanese horses in 2010 will be another challenge to his chances of claiming a 13th Melbourne Cup.
Female ski jumpers lose bid to compete  23/12/2009
Female ski jumpers have lost their final bid to compete at the Vancouver Olympics.
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