07 January, 2009
    Australian troop number in Iraq hits low            NSW Premier Rees marries in New York            Bangladesh vote is credible, says MP            Innamincka Petroleum in trading halt            Stooges guitarist Ron Asheton dies            Travolta preparing Scientology funeral            Shi'ite pilgrims throng holy Iraq city            Govt urged to do more to boost economy            Search for missing whaler 'disrupted'            Pakistan rejects India's Mumbai claims           

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Australian troop number in Iraq hits lowNSW Premier Rees marries in New YorkBangladesh vote is credible, says MPInnamincka Petroleum in trading halt
Australia has just 120 troops left in Iraq, the lowest number since the conflict began in 2003.NSW Premier Nathan Rees has married his high school sweetheart in a private ceremony while on holiday in New York.A senior federal MP who monitored the general election in Bangladesh says it met international standards.Shares in energy explorer Innamincka Petroleum Ltd have gone into a trading halt, the company saying it is in negotiations to farm out some of its interests.



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Change 7.37% 4.89% 4.15% 2.66% -6.3% -5.42% -4.12% -3.27%


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