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Zika Alert Prompts Bug Spray Maker To Become Australia Olympics Sponsor
A small Australian maker of bug sprays became an unlikely beneficiary of the mosquito-borne Zika virus outbreak this week when the country's Olympic team signed it up as its first official insect repellent sponsor.
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Australia asks athletes to sign no doping document
Australian athletes will need to sign a document stating they have never engaged in doping under a proposal suggested by the nation's Olympic chief Friday in the wake of the cycling drug scandal.
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Preview: England battle South Africa to retain top-rank
Overshadowed by the Olympics and obscured by the Kevin Pietersen saga, England and South Africa resume their series at Lord's on Thursday with the top test ranking on the line.
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Olympics: This Australian minister will now wear British team kit
Australia's dismal showing at the Olympics will have consequences for the country's sports minister.
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Australia minister demands Leisel Jones 'flab' apology
Australian Sports Minister Kate Lundy on Thursday demanded an apology for triple Olympic gold medallist Leisel Jones after media criticism of her physical appearance.
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Father vs son dilemma for volleyball family
Jon Uriarte says it's destiny and a gift that his Australian team will face his son Nicolas and native Argentina in their opening volleyball pool match at the London Olympics.
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Australia-England rivalry to be reignited in London
With all the intense hype Down Under about the London Olympics, it's obvious that Australians not only love competing against the English, but are looking forward to a contest on British soil. Seriously.
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Olympics: Australia to send smallest contingent in 20 years
Australia will have their smallest squad at the forthcoming Olympics since the 1992 Barcelona edition.
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Britain confirms Olympic football coaches
Former England international Stuart Pearce was named as the coach of Britain's Olympic football team here on Thursday.
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Australia moves closer to tough match fixing laws
Long prison sentences are expected to be among the sanctions against match fixing under new uniform laws that Australia's federal and state governments have agreed to frame.
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Gamble and get kicked out: AOC to athletes
The Australian Olympic Committee warned its athletes competing at the 2012 London games on Saturday that they'll be thrown off the Australian team if they engage in any illegal betting or gambling activities.
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Zika Alert Prompts Bug Spray Maker To Become Australia Olympics Sponsor
A small Australian maker of bug sprays became an unlikely beneficiary of the mosquito-borne Zika virus outbreak this week when the country's Olympic team signed it up as its first official insect repellent sponsor.
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Australia asks athletes to sign no doping document
Australian athletes will need to sign a document stating they have never engaged in doping under a proposal suggested by the nation's Olympic chief Friday in the wake of the cycling drug scandal.
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Preview: England battle South Africa to retain top-rank
Overshadowed by the Olympics and obscured by the Kevin Pietersen saga, England and South Africa resume their series at Lord's on Thursday with the top test ranking on the line.
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Olympics: This Australian minister will now wear British team kit
Australia's dismal showing at the Olympics will have consequences for the country's sports minister.
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Australia minister demands Leisel Jones 'flab' apology
Australian Sports Minister Kate Lundy on Thursday demanded an apology for triple Olympic gold medallist Leisel Jones after media criticism of her physical appearance.
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Father vs son dilemma for volleyball family
Jon Uriarte says it's destiny and a gift that his Australian team will face his son Nicolas and native Argentina in their opening volleyball pool match at the London Olympics.
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Australia-England rivalry to be reignited in London
With all the intense hype Down Under about the London Olympics, it's obvious that Australians not only love competing against the English, but are looking forward to a contest on British soil. Seriously.
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Olympics: Australia to send smallest contingent in 20 years
Australia will have their smallest squad at the forthcoming Olympics since the 1992 Barcelona edition.
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Britain confirms Olympic football coaches
Former England international Stuart Pearce was named as the coach of Britain's Olympic football team here on Thursday.
-
Australia moves closer to tough match fixing laws
Long prison sentences are expected to be among the sanctions against match fixing under new uniform laws that Australia's federal and state governments have agreed to frame.
-
Gamble and get kicked out: AOC to athletes
The Australian Olympic Committee warned its athletes competing at the 2012 London games on Saturday that they'll be thrown off the Australian team if they engage in any illegal betting or gambling activities.
