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Sydney kids hospitals get new beds

Patients at the two Sydney Children's hospitals will receive new beds as part of the $11.5 million fund for health and hospital reforms by the State and Federal Government to boost health services for children across New South Wales.

G20 parts ways in search of lasting recovery

World leaders agreed on Sunday to take different paths for cutting budget deficits and making their banking systems safer, a reflection of the uneven and fragile economic recovery in many countries.

Toronto arrest total tops 500 after night of riots

The arrest tally from rioting in downtown Toronto climbed above 500 on Sunday, including four who climbed through the sewer system and emerged near the lock-down area where world leaders were attending the G20 summit.

Oil spill teams keep wary eye on storm in Gulf

The Atlantic hurricane season's first named storm posed an uncertain threat to the Gulf of Mexico on Sunday, as a report said relief wells may halt the worst U.S. oil spill ahead of schedule.

Storm threat to oil spill efforts

The first named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season was on track on Saturday to reach the Gulf of Mexico within days, a potential threat to containment and cleanup of the worst ever U.S. oil spill.

G20 march turns violent in Toronto, cars torched

Thousands of protesters marched through downtown Toronto on Saturday, setting police cars ablaze and smashing store windows in a show of opposition to the G20 summit as police in riot gear scrambled to contain the violence.

Argentina says Europe's fiscal focus is wrong

Europe's focus on cutting deficits is absolutely wrong, Argentine President Cristina Fernandez said on Saturday, citing her country's experience with austerity she said helped lead to a huge default in 2001.

G20 leaders drop Doha target, see smaller deals

World leaders dropped a commitment on Saturday to complete the troubled Doha trade round this year and vowed to push forward on bilateral and regional trade talks until a global deal could be done.

G20 countries to tame debt at their own pace

World leaders moved away on Saturday from lockstep policy pledges to secure economic recovery, leaving countries leeway to chart their own courses in taming government debt and clamping down on banks to prevent another financial crisis.

G20 protesters burn police cars, smash windows

Protesters marching through downtown Toronto set police cars ablaze and smashed store windows in a show of opposition to the G20 leadership summit, as police in riot gear scrambled to contain the violence.

China opens door to G20 discussions on yuan

Chinese officials, in an abrupt change of emphasis, said on Saturday they welcomed discussions about currencies as part of global economic talks, but insisted Bejing alone should determine policy on the yuan.

G20 summit must focus on growth, Geithner says

World leaders must focus on bolstering growth in a global economy still scarred by crisis, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said on Saturday as the heads of the Group of 20 nations gathered in Canada.

Storm a new twist for U.S. oil spill cleanup effort

President Barack Obama was expected to focus on the Gulf of Mexico oil spill disaster in talks on Saturday with Britain's new leader, even as the first named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season threatened to disrupt containment and cleanup efforts.

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