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Iraq denies Iranian oilfield incursion
A senior Iraqi officials has denied reports that Iranian troops had crossed into Iraqi territory and briefly occupied a remote oilfield area.
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New Zealand Struggles to Keep Wine Prices Up
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Interpreter shortage prompts custody worries
There is concern that defendants are being kept in custody for too long at Port Augusta in South Australia because of a shortage of Aboriginal court interpreters.
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Shopping centres want to ban politicians
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Putin's rock idol gets seat in parliament
A musician reputed to be Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's favourite rock star has received a seat in parliament, the country's central elections commission said.
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