05 July, 2009
    Pampling calls coach for final day fix            Fall in internet job ads levels off            Over 1.5 million vie for Jackson tickets            Moreno retains WBA bantamweight title            Australia-US to discuss trade, climate            High flying Crows no longer under radar            Libs 'more focused on seats than crisis'            Alleged rape victim to give evidence            Rawlings updating resume            One dead, 15 wounded in Philippine blast           

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Pampling calls coach for final day fixFall in internet job ads levels offOver 1.5 million vie for Jackson ticketsMoreno retains WBA bantamweight title
Rod Pampling was nowhere near his best as he shot a rollercoaster one-over-par 71 at Congressional to slip two strokes behind Tiger Woods and Anthony Kim.A decline in the number of jobs advertised on the internet levelled off in June, according to the latest Olivier Job Index.A total of 1.6 million people applied for tickets for Michael Jackson's memorial service in Los Angeles by Saturday's deadline, organisers say.Anselmo Moreno of Panama retained his WBA bantamweight title with a split decision over Mahyar Monshipour of France.



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