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HP targeted reporters before they published
The personal phone records of two News.com reporters were targeted prior to the publishing of story that detailed boardroom planning.

Sirius denies reports Stern returning to mainstream
Sirius Satellite Radio says reports suggesting the shock jock was planning a return to mainstream radio was "wrong."

Opinion: Should you stop using DAS for the boot?
The time to use boot-from-SAN is approaching and new technologies like N-port ID virtualization are moving it closer to a reality.

F1: Turkish GP avoids axe
The FIA fines Turkish GP organisers for breaching rules governing presentation ceremonies.

Thousands at Irwin service
More than 5,000 people attend a memorial service for Australian television naturalist Steve Irwin.

Iran president berates US and UK
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says Western nations use the UN Security Council for their own ends.

Second Gisborne shooting victim dies

Rugby - Lam names Pacific Island squad

Rugby - Smith gets the chop

Rugby - Woodcock back for Harbour

Inventors try single disc for both new DVD formats

Hair-raising experience for George Smith

Argentine investigator gets life (AP)

AP - A former police investigator was sentenced to life in prison Tuesday in connection with the disappearance of six people during Argentina's so-called "Dirty War" against political dissent.

Honda investing in chips to help cars see
Cars can't see, but Canesta's chips could let the driver know if you are too getting too close to another object.

Gasnier puts teammates first
Dragons centre pledges to his teammates that he won't jeopardise their late-season run by returning too early from injury against Melbourne.

Seeds 200 years old breathe again
Scientists at London's Kew Gardens persuade seeds from the time of George III into germination.

Thai markets and banks to close
Coup leaders in Thailand say the country's stock exchange and banks will be closed on Wednesday.

FA to probe Panorama allegations
The FA is to investigate allegations of "bungs" within the game uncovered by BBC Panorama.

Cricket: Windies upbeat
India will face a rejuvenated West Indies side in a must-win encounter in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday.

Japan ruling party elects leader
Japan's ruling party is voting for a new leader to replace PM Junichiro Koizumi, who steps down this month.

Second night of Budapest violence
Police and anti-government demonstrators clash for a second night in Hungary's capital, Budapest.

Thailand's military tightens grip
Thai military leaders seek to consolidate their hold on power after staging a coup in the PM's absence.

Mental health survey may destigmatise illness - specialist

Abe set to get nod to become Japan's prime minister (AFP)

AFP - Outspoken conservative Shinzo Abe looks set to secure Japan's premiership and embark on an agenda that includes rewriting its pacifist constitution, as the ruling party voted to replace veteran leader Junichiro Koizumi.