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      <title>Segenhoe changes hands after 22 years as Maloney takes the baton</title>
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      <description>Segenhoe Stud, one of Australia's most famous breeding nurseries situated in the heart of the famed Hunter Valley, has had a change of ownership, with the buyer being Sydney businessman Kevin Maloney.</description>
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      <description>Don't miss this massive mix of entertainment from puppetry to dance and comedy, writes Wendy Preston.</description>
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      <description>Ken Edwards has the hottest job in sports management in Australia right now, writes Joanne McCarthy, and he wouldn't have it any other way.</description>
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      <description>Attention to detail is a drawcard, writes Frances Thompson.</description>
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      <title>Plenty of laughs, but Premier like the Keneally in a coalmine</title>
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      <description>IN the final days of the NSW election campaign the fortunes of the two parties could not be more stark.</description>
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      <description>TOY store owners and buyers for the mass market and educational retailers were crowded in the VTech booth last week wearing the brightly coloured Bananas in Pyjamas lanyards and badge holders that admitted them to the 2011 Australian Toy Hobby &amp; Nursery Fair.</description>
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      <title>Sol Trujillo and his latest amigo</title>
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      <description>'Plants in an office ... can result in ... a 5 per cent increase in vigour.' Ray Borg, Ambius</description>
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      <description>A BACKGROUND of trauma or neglect is not the only disadvantage children in foster care carry with them into the classroom. Many have never been read a bedtime story. They have no knowledge of fairy tales or nursery rhymes. The foundations for learning are missing.</description>
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      <title>Not even the PM's pansies are safe from city's possum 'plague'</title>
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      <description>AND lo, after the floods came frogs, then gnats, and after the gnats came locusts, and after the locusts came ... possums.</description>
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      <description>There was much sneering when the couple with everything added a new baby to their life.  Elton John tells A.€†A. Gill of the pain of feeling rejected by his own father, while David Furnish extols the joys of hands-on parenting.</description>
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      <description>Edward Cummings, son of Anthony Cummings and grandson of Bart, is taking a professional approach to preparing for a career as a trainer.</description>
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      <description>Claims that declining fish catches since the 1980s are due to marine parks are from the church of delusional fisheries management (€˜€˜Marine parks up for review and promise of cash to cut fishing fleet€™€™, February 21). The first ones in NSW were zoned in 2002.</description>
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      <description>HERE and there they cling tenuously, spread thinly and randomly across the slender branches. These leaves are twisted, brown, crisp and crunchy, as if they have been scorched by a blowtorch.</description>
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      <description>IT IS the start of the A-League finals but, publicly at least, the end of a period of acute disappointment and growing restlessness for football in Australia.</description>
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      <description>Long-term effects in the Gulf of Mexico are just beginning to bite, writes Michael Taylor.</description>
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