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Daughter slams Korp killing opera

By Nick Pearson, ninemsn | Thursday May 17 2012 11:00AM AESTDaughter slams Korp killing operatitle

The daughter of a Melbourne man who committed suicide after being suspected of conspiring to kill his wife has described an opera based on the 2005 events as "sick" and "disgusting".

France's new Socialist govt gets to work

By Sarah Dilorenzo and Sylvie Corbet | 3 mins ago

French ministers have adopted a 30 per cent pay cut in a gesture of shared sacrifice by leaders who must now reduce massive debt and tackle unemployment.

IAG paves the way for UK asset sale

Thursday May 17 2012 5:05PM AEST

Insurance Australia Group is reviewing its troubled UK business in a move that could lead to them being sold off.

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Carmen Smith dumped from The Voice

By Nick Pearson, ninemsn | Thursday May 17 2012 7:00AM AESTCarmen Smith dumped from The Voicetitle

One of the stars of The Voice will leave the show after it was deemed her performance in a Guy Sebastian video clip gave her an unfair advantage.

Morris has Origin hands full v Inglis

By Paul Mulvey | Thursday May 17 2012 7:32PM AESTMorris has Origin hands full v InglisAnasta

NSW centres Josh Morris and Michael Jennings have a tough assignment in next week's State of Origin as they try to control Greg Inglis and Justin Hodges.

Paralysed woman controls robot arm with mind

By Nick Pearson, ninemsn | Thursday May 17 2012 5:30AM AEST

A paralysed woman in the US has been able to use her mind to control a robotic arm, thanks to nearly 100 electrodes implanted in her brain.

 

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