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PHILLIP COOREY It is not hard to picture Tony Abbott bouncing awake each morning and spinning a large chocolate wheel to see which of the government's competing misfortunes he should exploit that day.
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Tigers edge Sharks to secure fourth spot
DAVID BENIUK 9:59pm They were made to work hard for it, but a Robbie Farah-inspired Tigers sneaked into fourth place and a home final with a 30-22 victory.
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