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NEWS.com.au | Most Popular | Most Popular World Stories (10 unread)

• March 12, 2010
• 7:00

  Defiant Israel turns its back on peace push

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  THE debacle of US Vice-President Joe Biden's visit to Israel this week has highlighted the near-hopelessness of the Middle East peace push.
• 7:00

  Activist's arrest strengthens Sea Shepherd cause, says chief

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  THE arrest and charging of activist Peter Bethune for boarding a Japanese whaling vessel would "strengthen our cause tremendously", Sea Shepherd Conservation Society leader Paul Watson said yesterday.
• March 11, 2010
• 22:58

  Prince Philip's strip club 'bungle'

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  PRINCE Philip has done it again, this time asking a navy cadet if she worked in a strip club.
• 7:29

  Head Tiger Woods mistress crowned

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  A COCKTAIL waitress took home $75,000 after getting the gong on  shock jock's Howard Stern Show.
• 7:29

  Head Tiger Woods mistress crowned

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  A COCKTAIL waitress took home $75,000 after getting the gong on  shock jock's Howard Stern Show.
• 7:00

  Haiti asks US for $15bn aid package

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  HAITI'S President is asking for a $US14 billion ($15.3bn) aid package to turn the rubble of Port-au-Prince into a thriving modern city after January's earthquake.
• March 10, 2010
• 18:16

  Ex-boyfriend of 'Jihad Jane' speaks out

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  A BLONDE, blue-eyed woman not only fooled her ex-lover, but shattered terrorist stereotypes.
• 18:16

  Ex-boyfriend of 'Jihad Jane' speaks out

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  A BLONDE, blue-eyed woman not only fooled her ex-lover, but shattered terrorist stereotypes.
• 16:53

  'British Fritzl' in 35-year rape spree

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  A BRITISH father who repeatedly raped his two daughters and made them pregnant 18 times escaped detection for 35 years due to social services failings.
• 16:35

  Rebels kill six World Vision aid staff

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  TIM Costello says all aid workers in Pakistan have become targets, as six are executed by militants at a World Vision office in the troubled northwest.