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Tiny 'Highly Radioactive' Capsule Lost In Australian Desert Raises Alarm
Rio Tinto Group has lost a "highly radioactive" capsule somewhere along a 1,400-kilometer (870-mile) highway through the Western Australian desert.
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Ford Announces Series of Deals in Bid to Accelerate EV Push Ahead of 2026 Production Target: Details
Ford has announced that it will begin sourcing battery capacity and raw materials from such companies as Chinese battery maker CATL and Australian mining giant Rio Tinto as part of a series of deals to accelerate the firm’s shift to electric vehicles. Ford is looking to achieve an annual EV production rate of 600,000 vehicles globally by late 202...
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Australian Swimmer Who Took 'Misogyny' Stance Says It Was Worth It
Madeline Groves, who won two silver medals at the Rio Olympics, stunned her teammates when she pulled out of the Australian trials in June.
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Rio Open: Marin Cilic Eases Past Carlos Berlocq To Enter Second Round
Marin Cilic will play the winner of the first-round match between France's Gael Monfils and Argentina's Horacio Zeballos in the second round.
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The McGrath Way Of Championing Disability
Mcgrath is a soldier, a survivor and an Olympic champion who was in India recently to build a movement to enhance participation of disabled people in sports.
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No Need For Saina Nehwal to Stay Away From PBL: Vimal Kumar
Saina Nehwal endured a difficult season as she recovered from a foot injury to win the Australian Open but suffered a major knee injury around the Rio Olympics to bow out of the the event in the second round. Now she is back to competing.
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Davis Cup: Andy Murray Hoping To Build On Best Season Of Career Against Argentina
Andy Murray is in the form of his career having already won a second Wimbledon title, a second Olympic gold medal and reached the finals of the Australian and French Open this season
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Rio 2016: Australian Swimmers Banned From Closing Ceremony After Night Out
Australian swimmers Josh Palmer and Emma McKeon have been banned from attending the Rio 2016 closing ceremony for failing to stick to safety protocols after enjoying nightlife in Rio de Janeiro
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Night of Individual Firsts in Rio Olympics Swimming Pool
Australian 18-year-old swimmer Kyle Chalmers became one of the youngest athletes to win a gold in the 100m freestyle event while Dmitry Balandin winning Kazakhstan's first medal in the sport.
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Rio Olympics Hockey: Indian Women Go Down 1-6 to Australia
The Indians, who were playing in the Olympics after a gap of 36 years, were simply outplayed by the higher-ranked Australians who exposed the defensive frailties of their opponents with a comprehensive win in a lop-sided match
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Rio Olympics: Four Members of Australian Water Polo Team Fall Ill
Four members of the Australian Water Polo team suffered an attack of gastroentiritis just days ahead of the Rio Olympics.
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Rio Olympics: Games Village Security Beefed up After Theft During Fire Evacuation
Australia chef de mission Kitty Chiller told reporters that a laptop and team jerseys belonging to the delegation were stolen when the facility was evacuated for a small blaze
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Rio Olympics: Games Village Controversy Lingers, Brazilians Pessimistic
A poll published in Sao Paulo's Estadao newspaper found that 60 percent of Brazilians believe the 2016 Rio Olympics will bring more bad than good to the country
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Australia Won't Move Into Rio Olympic Village After Toilets Fail Stress Test
The Olympic Village in Rio de Janeiro flunked a stress test conducted by the Australian Olympic Committee, which found uninhabitable conditions and was left scrambling to find other quarters for its first athletes to arrive in Brazil.
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Saina Nehwal vs Four Male Players as She Gears up For Rio Olympics
The 2016 Rio Games will mark a third Olympics for Saina Nehwal, who is hitting a rich vein of form at exactly the right time, having won the Australian Open Superseries in June
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Tiny 'Highly Radioactive' Capsule Lost In Australian Desert Raises Alarm
Rio Tinto Group has lost a "highly radioactive" capsule somewhere along a 1,400-kilometer (870-mile) highway through the Western Australian desert.
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Ford Announces Series of Deals in Bid to Accelerate EV Push Ahead of 2026 Production Target: Details
Ford has announced that it will begin sourcing battery capacity and raw materials from such companies as Chinese battery maker CATL and Australian mining giant Rio Tinto as part of a series of deals to accelerate the firm’s shift to electric vehicles. Ford is looking to achieve an annual EV production rate of 600,000 vehicles globally by late 202...
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Australian Swimmer Who Took 'Misogyny' Stance Says It Was Worth It
Madeline Groves, who won two silver medals at the Rio Olympics, stunned her teammates when she pulled out of the Australian trials in June.
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Rio Open: Marin Cilic Eases Past Carlos Berlocq To Enter Second Round
Marin Cilic will play the winner of the first-round match between France's Gael Monfils and Argentina's Horacio Zeballos in the second round.
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The McGrath Way Of Championing Disability
Mcgrath is a soldier, a survivor and an Olympic champion who was in India recently to build a movement to enhance participation of disabled people in sports.
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No Need For Saina Nehwal to Stay Away From PBL: Vimal Kumar
Saina Nehwal endured a difficult season as she recovered from a foot injury to win the Australian Open but suffered a major knee injury around the Rio Olympics to bow out of the the event in the second round. Now she is back to competing.
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Davis Cup: Andy Murray Hoping To Build On Best Season Of Career Against Argentina
Andy Murray is in the form of his career having already won a second Wimbledon title, a second Olympic gold medal and reached the finals of the Australian and French Open this season
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Rio 2016: Australian Swimmers Banned From Closing Ceremony After Night Out
Australian swimmers Josh Palmer and Emma McKeon have been banned from attending the Rio 2016 closing ceremony for failing to stick to safety protocols after enjoying nightlife in Rio de Janeiro
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Night of Individual Firsts in Rio Olympics Swimming Pool
Australian 18-year-old swimmer Kyle Chalmers became one of the youngest athletes to win a gold in the 100m freestyle event while Dmitry Balandin winning Kazakhstan's first medal in the sport.
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Rio Olympics Hockey: Indian Women Go Down 1-6 to Australia
The Indians, who were playing in the Olympics after a gap of 36 years, were simply outplayed by the higher-ranked Australians who exposed the defensive frailties of their opponents with a comprehensive win in a lop-sided match
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Rio Olympics: Four Members of Australian Water Polo Team Fall Ill
Four members of the Australian Water Polo team suffered an attack of gastroentiritis just days ahead of the Rio Olympics.
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Rio Olympics: Games Village Security Beefed up After Theft During Fire Evacuation
Australia chef de mission Kitty Chiller told reporters that a laptop and team jerseys belonging to the delegation were stolen when the facility was evacuated for a small blaze
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Rio Olympics: Games Village Controversy Lingers, Brazilians Pessimistic
A poll published in Sao Paulo's Estadao newspaper found that 60 percent of Brazilians believe the 2016 Rio Olympics will bring more bad than good to the country
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Australia Won't Move Into Rio Olympic Village After Toilets Fail Stress Test
The Olympic Village in Rio de Janeiro flunked a stress test conducted by the Australian Olympic Committee, which found uninhabitable conditions and was left scrambling to find other quarters for its first athletes to arrive in Brazil.
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Saina Nehwal vs Four Male Players as She Gears up For Rio Olympics
The 2016 Rio Games will mark a third Olympics for Saina Nehwal, who is hitting a rich vein of form at exactly the right time, having won the Australian Open Superseries in June
