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International:

Fears of losing aid from China and France and ärm twisting"forced many nations to abstain from the United Nations resolution deploring nucleur testing, Foreign Minister Gareth Evans said yesterday.

Political:

Liberal leader yesterday accused Prime Minister Paul Keating of trying to hijack Australia's history. The basis of the comments was Keating's push for an Australian Republic at all costs.

Business:

Profits in Australia's mining have been slashed in the past 12 months as mining houses look increasingly offshore for new mineral opportunities the minerals industry has reported.

Sport:

Golfer Ian Baker-Finch is determined to come out of the longest and most notorious slump in champion golf with a good showing at this week's Scgweppes Classic.. His last win was in 1993 at the Australian PGA.

Social:

Many urban dwelling Australians are not getting enough sleep which was contributing to high stress according a senior psychology lecturer.

Personal trivia:

Big day yesterday with excellent news coming in from overseas business associates. The Triumph International Japan site has generated enormous response in a very short period of time. We are all delighted.

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