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Bryant's Australia
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Tragedy to the north
Australia's politics eclipsed by events unfolding in Japan
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Barack and Julia
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Same-sex marriage
Grammaticas in China
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Tough times
Life at the sharp end of China's intimidation of the foreign press
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Driving dissent
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Warnings from on high
More from Asia Pacific
Asia Business
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Companies move staff from Japan
Foreign firms are evacuating staff in Japan to safer distances, amid fears of a radiation leak.
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Unemployment rises in South Korea
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Profit at China Mobile up in 2010
Sport
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NZ Rugby World Cup games moved
Rugby World Cup matches scheduled for quake-hit Christchurch are to be moved.
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World skating postponed in Tokyo
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NZ beat Canada to reach quarters
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Features & Analysis
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How economic effects of the disaster are being felt across Asia
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Three Mile Island
Lessons from the 1979 nuclear disaster seared into US memory
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In the dark
Japanese residents face rolling blackouts
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Facing the future
Dalai Lama forces Tibetan exiles to confront hard issues
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Waiting for news
Tokyo worried as shortages hit and nuclear fears persist
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Long road ahead
Destruction of railways and power plants to delay Japan growth
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It takes a friend
Aussie PM's unusual message to America
Elsewhere on the BBC
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Bog snorkelling
BBC Travel visits offbeat festivals and finds Ireland's more eccentric side