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-- 31 killed in Moscow airport explosion, state TV reports.

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-- Explosion reported at Domodedovo Airport in Moscow, Russia.

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The southbound lanes of I-495 are closed between Ritchie Marlboro Rd. at Exit 13 and Central Ave. and Exit 15.

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Afternoon Edition. Mon 24 Jan 2011
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Giddings sworn in as Tasmanian Premier Tasmania's first female Premier, Lara Giddings, has been officially sworn in at Government House in Hobart. Customs clears itself over shipwreck tragedy An internal Customs review of the Christmas Island tragedy has found the agency did not have any intelligence to indicate the doomed boat had left Indonesia. Policeman wins record $3.3m compo payment A Perth police officer who was seriously injured in the line of duty has been awarded a record $3.3 million in compensation. Floods 'don't justify' food price hikes The peak body for vegetable growers says big retailers should not use recent floods as an excuse to raise prices or import more fresh produce from overseas. Teachers watch out for kids with flood trauma As thousands of children across Queensland head back to school this week after recent devastating floods, psychologists are warning teachers to be on the lookout for signs of mental distress.
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Medicare Safety Net helps those that don't need it In the next in a series on public policy in Australia Jennifer Doggett argues that the Extended Medicare Safety Net is like a pair of fish-net stockings on a big night out: a good idea in theory but in practice fails to deliver support where it is really needed. A safety net is only needed for the small minority of people who have problems affording health care costs over the long-term. The key to designing a more effective safety net is to target this small group of consumers effectively. Political correctness and Hollywood hypocrisy Every faith has it's peculiarities, so why does Scientology come in for so much more ridicule? 'Family reasons' - your last chance to use your children to feel superior Kudos should go out to those who make the brave and humble decision to stay accessible to their children in the first place, rather than those who do so after years of hay-making. Â"Family reasonsÂ" start right about the time they hand you the scissors to cut the cord, and end when you start wearing the nappies and eating your roast lamb through a drinking straw. The indignities of middle age Learning to drive in your fifties is a test in more ways than one. As is sending stool samples by post. State of crisis Not since 1989 when Labor Premier Michael Field opened the books to find that his State was bankrupt, has there been less auspicious time to lead AustraliaÂ's smallest state. Â But that is the position Lara Giddings finds herself in today after the resignation yesterday of Labor Premier David Bartlett, who held the job for less than three years. Tasmania is in a mess.
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Soldiers jailed over Papuan torture case Indonesia has sentenced three soldiers to between eight and 10 months in jail for disobedience after they were filmed torturing Papuan civilians late last year. Obama to address jobs, deficit in critical speech US president Barack Obama is preparing to deliver one of his most critical speeches yet - his state of the union address on Tuesday night (local time) in Washington. 6.1-magnitude quake hits Tajikistan A magnitude 6.1 earthquake has struck the central Asian republic of Tajikistan, the US Geological Survey said.
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Whales die in north-west strandings Wildlife authorities in Tasmania say four pilot whales have died on Robbins Island in the far north-west after becoming stranded. Fence aims to protect endangered wallabies An enclosure to keep out predators has been built in the remote APY Lands to help increase the population of black-footed rock wallabies. Scientists on weighty mission to redefine the kilo Scientists say they are moving closer to coming up with a non-physical definition of the kilo after discovering the metal artefact used as the international standard had shed a little weight.
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Fence aims to protect endangered wallabies An enclosure to keep out predators has been built in the remote APY Lands to help increase the population of black-footed rock wallabies. Aussies urged to love 'ugly' fruit A campaign is being urged to teach Australians to love 'ugly' fruit. NEFA wins fight to stop old growth logging on private land A peak forest conservation group says its concern about logging of old growth forest along the mid north coast has been found to be valid.
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-- Fitness guru Jack LaLanne has died at 96, his longtime agent said.

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Morning Edition. Mon 24 Jan 2011
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Anxious wait for towns in flood path A massive inland sea is slowly making its way across north-west Victoria, swallowing up farms in its path. VC recipient pays tribute to fallen diggers The 98th recipient of the Victoria Cross has asked Australians to remember those soldiers who have lost their lives in Afghanistan. 32 killed as bus collides with tanker At least 32 people, including women and children, died in a blazing inferno when a bus collided with an oil tanker in southern Pakistan, police said. Bartlett denies factional coup Tasmanian Premier David Bartlett will resign today, paving the way for the state's first female leader. More Queensland flood remains discovered Police are investigating what are believed to be more human remains which have been found at Lowood in the flood-hit Brisbane Valley.
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State of crisis Not since 1989 when Labor Premier Michael Field opened the books to find that his State was bankrupt, has there been less auspicious time to lead AustraliaÂ's smallest state. Â But that is the position Lara Giddings finds herself in today after the resignation yesterday of Labor Premier David Bartlett, who held the job for less than three years. Tasmania is in a mess. Why I won't be celebrating Australia Day I wonÂ't celebrate Australia Day this year. I donÂ't know if I ever have. I know this will make some people angry. I know there are those who think it a form of disloyalty to not believe that Australia is the greatest country on earth. There is a strange correlation between being born in a country and believing that it is the greatest country in the world. This hasnÂ't yet given pause to the super-patriots here and elsewhere. Yet this is suggestive that patriotic fervour is not always entirely rational, or motivated by a sober evaluation of the merits and flaws of oneÂ's homeland. The patient art of dying The Productivity Commission's call for urgent reform of aged-care is an extraordinary and long-overdue document that, if implemented, will go a long way toward rectifying the myriad injustices and forms of institutional and economic abuse to which our elderly are subjected in the final years of their lives. And yet it would be mistake to limit our focus to the institutional and economic dimensions of aged-care. There is an equally important moral or personal dimension to the ongoing catastrophe of aged-care in Australia that demands a reform of our moral imaginations as well. Northern Heart and soul Melbourne Heart may be the new kid on the soccer block but with a geo-political divide as stark as Melbourne's a rivalry could emerge that would make AFL suburban rivalries seem twee. Victory may find no pleasure in being cast in the role of the southern dandies, but for the Heart, the mantle of the northern soul is theirs for the taking. Let football prise open this city's hairline crack a tiny bit further. Lebanon crisis a test for the US The latest Lebanese political crisis will undoubtedly reveal the extent of AmericaÂ's influence in the Middle East.
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Pirates vow revenge for S Korean rescue Somali pirates have threatened to kill any South Korean sailors they may capture in the future as revenge for the killing of eight pirates by South Korean troops who stormed a hijacked tanker. President's justice warning to 'Baby Doc' There is continued unrest in Haiti, with its president vowing that former dictator Jean-Claude 'Baby Doc' Duvalier must face justice. Call girl scandal worsens for Berlusconi New evidence has emerged revealing that Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi continued to make payments to an alleged call girl after prosecutors launched an investigation into his involvement with underage prostitutes.
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Biggest rocket ever launched from US West Coast The biggest rocket ever to launch from the US West Coast has lifted off from Vandenberg Air Force Base. Man wins world record for pi calculation A Japanese businessman using a home-built computer has taken calculations of the mathematical concept of pi to the trillions of digits and won a world record for his labours. Demountable serves as Grantham recovery centre A demountable building will today be trucked into Grantham, in the Lockyer Valley west of Brisbane, today to serve as the recovery centre.
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Murray mayors to discuss flood risks Flood management will be discussed by mayors from towns along the Murray today at a meeting in Adelaide called by the State Government. Calls for Lake Innes to be reverted to freshwater There is a continued push in the Hastings for the State Government to fund a study on the reversion of Lake Innes to fresh water. Federal Government seeks feedback on controversial water buybacks New industries could be introduced to the Central West to help farmers and communities adjust to controversial water cutbacks.
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-- Woman suspected in 1987 kidnapping of infant turns herself in to police in Connecticut, law enforcement source tells CNN.

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