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Jarryd Hayne is just one game away from NFL stardom

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imageNo 38 Jarryd Hayne tries to avoid a tackle as he plays for the San Francisco 49ers against the Dallas Cowboys during his third preseason NFL game in the US.EPA/John G Mabanglo

Just one more preseason game for Jarryd Hayne this weekend before we’ll know if the former Australian rugby league player has managed to win final selection to play for...

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Australia's economy is slowing: what you need to know

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imageTreasurer Joe Hockey said Australia is not heading for a recession.AAP Image/Dean Lewins

Australia’s economy grew by just 0.2% in the June quarter, below expectations of 0.4%, largely as a result of reduced mining and construction activity and a decline in exports of 3% during the quarter.

Nominal Gross Domestic Product grew by 1.8% during the...

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