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Australian inquiry slams AWB for withholding Iraq bribe papers (AFP)

Australian Deputy Prime Minister and Trade Minister Mark Vaile (C) in Iraq. The head of an inquiry into claims Australian wheat exporter AWB funnelled huge bribes to Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq has blasted the firm for its lateness in handing over damning documents(AFP/Pool/File/John Feder)AFP - The head of an inquiry into Australian wheat exporter AWB's funnelling of huge bribes to Saddam Hussein's Iraqi regime has blasted the firm for its tardiness in handing over damning documents.


 

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Aussies in pre-Ashes dig at Flintoff (AFP)

Australian fast bowler Glenn McGrath (in picture) has launched into the Ashes mind games, querying whether it will be possible for Andrew Flintoff to bat and bowl well while captaining England.(AFP/File/Saeed Khan)AFP - Australian fast bowler Glenn McGrath has launched into the Ashes mind games, querying whether it will be possible for Andrew Flintoff to bat and bowl well while captaining England.


 

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Truce monitors: 200 killed in Sri Lanka (AP)

The head of Nordic monitoring mission Lars Solvberg stands in Sri Lanka Monitoring Mission (SLMM) head office in Colombo, Sri Lanka on Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2006. Solvberg said Tuesday during an interview with the Associated Press that the country is facing a 'dramatic and deteriorating' humanitarian crisis caused by the worst violence since the inception of a 2002 cease-fire agreement. (AP Photo/Gemunu Amarasinghe)AP - At least 200 civilians have been killed in two months of fighting between Sri Lankan soldiers and separatist Tamil rebels, and both sides are to blame, European cease-fire monitors said Thursday.


 

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Ashes series will define Ponting's captaincy, says Chappell (AFP)

Former Australian skipper Ian Chappell, a critic of Ricky Ponting's (in picture) leadership in last year's Ashes loss to England, says this year's return series will be the defining moment of Ponting's captaincy.(AFP/File/Saeed Khan)AFP - Former Australian skipper Ian Chappell, a critic of Ricky Ponting's leadership in last year's Ashes loss to England, says this year's return series will be the defining moment of Ponting's captaincy.


 

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Suicide car bomb kills 2 Iraqi soldiers (AP)

An anti-war protester wears a shirt with the image of a US sailor killed in Iraq while being arrested for blocking an entrance to the Rayburn House Office Building on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. Twenty-six people were arrested by US Capitol Police for blocking the north entrance to the building. The nonviolent demonstrators were asking the US House of Representatives to pass legislation to withdraw troops from Iraq and support a comprehensive plan for peace(AFP/Getty Images/Chip Somodevilla)AP - Two Iraqi soldiers were killed and 10 others were injured in suicide car bombing Thursday in part of Baghdad where American and Iraqi troops had just conducted a security sweep.


 

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