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Until yesterday, they had to pay around $30 to have a ThinPrep test, unlike women in most other areas, where those kinds of tests are generally free to patients. The improved test is 17 per cent more effective in detecting high-grade abnormalities than the previous standard test, and is no more invasive for the patient. Five-time champion Venus overpowered Agnieszka Radwanska 6-1 6-2 overnight (NZT), and two-time winner Serena followed her into the semifinals with a 6-2 6-3 win over Victoria Azarenka.No 3-seeded Venus will next face top-ranked Dinara Safina, who overcame 15 double-faults and beat German teenager Sabine Lisicki 6-7 (5) 6-4 6-1 to reach the Wimbledon semis for the first time.
 * Article Type || page Number & Heading || 1-2 Sentence Summary ||
 * Local New || Charges for 'gold standard' cancer test dropped || Auckland women now have free access to a "gold standard" test that screens for signs of cervical cancer.
 * In my** **opinion:** I agrea with what there doing because it cuold save many lives ||
 * international news || Did leak from a laboratory cause swine flu pandemic ? || It has swept across the world killing at least 300 people and infecting thousands more. Yet the swine flu pandemic might not have happened had it not been for the accidental. Scientists investigating the genetic make-up of flu viruses have concluded there is a high probability that the H1N1 strain of influenza "A" behind the current pandemic might never have been re-introduced into the human population were it not for an accidental leak from a laboratory working on the same strain in 1977
 * In my opinion:** I thing that this maybe the way to a cure.
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 * sport's news || Tennis: Williams sisters power into semis || Venus and Serena Williams are one round away from meeting in another Wimbledon final.
 * In my opinion:** I think that the Williams sisters match will be very ecxiting and i think a lot of people will
 * infrence:** Venus and Serena Awesome Tennis players ||
 * opinion || //Editorial:// Govt mustn't give way on league tables || State educationists go to extraordinary lengths to resist the ranking of schools in what they disparagingly call "league tables". The Primary Principals Federation says its members might refuse to file results of new national standards tests unless there are safeguards to prevent them being used to rank schools.These tests were a central plank of National's education policy at the last election. The intention was to vastly improve the information available to parents. Primary schools routinely test pupils with standard tests that tell teachers how the child rates among its peers.
 * In my opinion:** Not very good for the children because this can and will lower the selfestem of the cildren
 * infrence:** People are worred about childrens education. ||

Father of six Layden Rameka, 32, died after being shot three times at his house in the settlement of Waikaou, 45km northwest of Napier, about 2.30pm on Sunday. His son Zepplen-Solly Rameka was shot in the arm. Zepplen-Solly was released from Hawke's Bay Hospital last night, Hawke's Bay District Health Board advised. || He will link up with the All Whites for next Thursday's (NZT) friendly international against Jordan and their World Cup qualifying campaign against the fifth-best Asian side. || A second night of drunken disorder has rocked Dunedin following the arrival of the annual Undie 500 car rally in the city on Friday. Again facing off against a mob of about 600 people in North Dunedin's Castle St area, police in riot gear used pepper spray to subdue and disperse the hordes. Students again lit fires and pelted police with bottles. becuse if you just band it, it not like there going to stop.
 * Artical type || paper Number & Heading || 1-2 sentence & summery ||
 * local news || Boy shot by gunman leaves hospital || A eight-year-old boy who was wounded in a Hawke's Bay shooting on Sunday which left his father dead has been discharged from hospital.
 * sports news || Soccer: All Whites enlist Aussie help || Former Australian national team coach Raul Blanco has been signed as a technical advisor to the national soccer team.
 * international news || World wanderers || There are many lessons to be gleaned from the story of Julian Hanton and Camilla Andersen. It is a classic tale of if at first you don't succeed, try, try again. Of making your own opportunities. And yet another example of the New Zealand television industry not recognising talent when it is right in front of it. ||
 * Opinion || Should the Undie 500 be banned? ||
 * in my opinion:** is that there should be a plaece you go far from the citys for the event
 * infrence:** poeple like to drink to much and beer is a problem these days. ||