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NSW weather - May 19The latest New South Wales weather update for May 19.Published: May 19 2013, 10:02pm
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Knights humiliate the BulldogsTony Williams's NSW State of Origin hopes have been dealt a blow after he suffered an ankle injury in the Bulldogs humiliating loss to the Knights.Published: May 19 2013, 6:52pm
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Push to ban unvaccinated school kidsA new push is underway to ban children from pre-schools if their parents to refuse to have them vaccinated.Published: May 19 2013, 6:43pm
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Rolf Harris returns to the stageRolf Harris has been seen in public for the first time since his arrest on suspicion of sexual offences.Published: May 19 2013, 6:32pm
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House blaze leaves family homelessA Sydney family has been left homeless after a ferocious blaze tore through their house at Cherrybrook.Published: May 19 2013, 6:32pm
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Bushwalker rescued after three nightsAn injured bushwalker has been rescued after spending three long, cold nights stranded in the wilderness north-west of Sydney.Published: May 19 2013, 6:27pm
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Politicians sell budget plansAustralians could be forced to go back to the polls within 6 months of the federal election under Tony Abbott's plan to abolish the carbon tax. Sarah Wiley reports.Published: May 18 2013, 6:37pm
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Cars destroyed in fire-bomb attackTwo cars have been destroyed in a fire-bomb attack in Sydney's south.Published: May 18 2013, 6:32pm
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Warner in trouble over Twitter tiradeCricket Australia is investigating an obscene tirade by David Warner on Twitter. Nathan Templeton reports.Published: May 18 2013, 6:23pm
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Police hunt predator in schoolgirl attacksSydney police are hunting for a predator who attacked four school girls. Paul Kadak reports.Published: May 18 2013, 6:22pm
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Toddler safe after bush ordealA toddler is back with his family after being found by volunteers who refused to give up. Sarah Coates reports.Published: May 18 2013, 6:17pm
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First v last in the NRLThe Rabbitohs will be out to cement their spot at the top of the NRL ladder when they face the injury-ravaged Tigers.Published: May 17 2013, 6:47pm
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Miracle Mollyjane's story of survivalA young Newcastle girl who was born with a rare metabolic disease is defying incredible odds simply by living. Sally Bowrey reports.Published: May 17 2013, 6:42pm
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Trains to miss stops in new timetableA long-awaited revamp of Sydney's rail timetable is expected to deliver hundreds more services a week, but not every station will benefit. Sean Berry reports.Published: May 17 2013, 6:42pm
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Man studied to be serial rapist, murdererThe family of a young Indian student who was raped and murdered in Sydney say they are disappointed with her killer's 45 year jail sentence. Paul Kadak reports.Published: May 17 2013, 6:22pm
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Girl accidently runs over GrandmaFIRST ON 7: A 15-year-old girl is being comforted by her family after accidentally running over her grandmother. Hugh Whitfeld reports.Published: May 17 2013, 6:22pm
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Haberfield primary school girls assaultedA sexual predator is on the run after assaulting four Sydney primary school children. Chris Maher reports.Published: May 17 2013, 6:22pm
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New award for NSW's best nursesFIRST ON 7: 7News can reveal the State Government is bringing in new awards to recognise our top nurses and midwives. Raj Wakeling reports.Published: May 17 2013, 2:57pm
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Pearce gets early taste of OriginMitchell Pearce gets an early taste of Origin on Saturday when he takes on Johnathan Thurston and the Cowboys. Patrick Molihan reports.Published: May 16 2013, 6:32pm
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Ethical questions over embryo cloningAmerican scientists have made a breakthrough in human cloning using skin cells to create early-stage embryos. Sally Bowrey reports.Published: May 16 2013, 6:32pm
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Pre-winter fire warning for NSWWhen Winter does arrive, so will the risk of house fires that last year killed 11 people State-wide. Adam Walters reports.Published: May 16 2013, 6:22pm
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Grandma dobs in Sydney firebugA rural fire service volunteer could be jailed after being found guilty of lighting a series of fires in Sydney's south-west. Hugh Whitfeld reports.Published: May 16 2013, 6:19pm
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Libs ‘refused’ to grant Sydney MP a pairTony Abbott's Budget reply tonight will deliver a $4 billion promise to keep all the carbon tax compensation payments while ditching the tax. Mark Riley reports.Published: May 16 2013, 6:18pm
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You’re a liar: ICAC lawyerThe Independent Commission Against Corruption has heard Ian Macdonald's department warned a proposed 'training mine' would likely become a full-scale commercial operation, but he still approved it....Published: May 16 2013, 6:17pm
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