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2.www.vidzofoz.com.au928000
3.www.totaltravel.com896000
4.marriott.com.au809000
5.www.totaltravel.com.au738000
6.www.domain.com.au696000
7.www.zdnet.com.au691000
8.www.homehound.com628000
9.www.qld.gov.au593000
10.www.78records.com.au575000
11.www.ga.gov.au428000
12.www.sa.gov.au415000
13.www.theaustralian.news.com.au402000
14.www.realestate.com.au400000
15.www.edna.edu.au397000
16.www.google.com.au370000
17.www.street-directory.com.au364000
18.www.ntis.gov.au319000
19.www.computerworld.com.au298000
20.www.drive.com.au265000
21.www.abs.gov.au238000
22.www.darebin.vic.gov.au236000
23.www.abc.net.au229000
24.www.aph.gov.au225000
25.allhomes.com.au225000
26.www.environment.gov.au219000
27.www.mp3.com.au209000
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29.members.optusnet.com.au200000
30.www.publish.csiro.au193000
31.www.bom.gov.au181000
32.www.smh.com.au177000
33.www.gumtree.com.au177000
34.www.ag.gov.au175000
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36.www.news.com.au169000
37.www.ozstays.com158000
38.sportal.com.au158000
39.www.atomicmpc.com.au154000
40.www.sanity.com.au153000
41.members.ozemail.com.au151000
42.www.deakin.edu.au151000
43.www.racingandsports.com.au151000
44.www.ebay.com.au145000
45.www.exploroz.com145000
46.www.anu.edu.au143000
47.www.ausfish.com.au142000
48.www.theage.com.au141000
49.www.decs.sa.gov.au140000
50.www.daff.gov.au140000
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Australia's Stock Index Drops, Led by BHP; National Advances (Bloomberg.com)
Sept. 26 (Bloomberg) -- Australia's main stock index fell from a record. BHP Billiton Ltd. led mining stocks lower on concern the shares have risen too far too fast and that a decline in the U.S. economy will crimp demand for metals.
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Australian Labor leader Rudd marches to Mao tune (AFP via Yahoo! News)
Australian opposition leader Kevin Rudd, tipped to be the country's next prime minister, appears to have shaken off his image as cartoon character Tintin or a blond Harry Potter.
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Man charged over Sydney shooting (The West Australian)
A shoot-out between two groups of men in suburban Sydney has led to the arrest of a man, police say. About 2pm (AEDT) on Thursday the two groups arrived at a Norton Street restaurant car park at Leichhardt in a black Mercedes Benz and a dark coloured sedan.
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Rudd condemns Taliban suicide attack
PM Kevin Rudd has condemned an attack on a hotel in the Afghanistan capital Kabul and says security for Australian embassy staff is being reviewed.
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Digger is shot as minister leaves
ANOTHER Australian soldier has been wounded in Afghanistan, shortly after Defence Minister Joel Fitzgibbon told injured troops there to get well.
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