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Aug 9 2008, Sreelata Yellamrazu

by Kartik Kannan

Anil Kumble has been India’s long serving hero, who has bowled India to many of its famous wins since its resurgence in the 90’s under Mohammed Azharuddin. One wonders, going by his recent spells of bowling, whether the long...

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Jul 28 2008 by AP0 Comments

A Melbourne-bound Qantas jet was forced to return to Adelaide’s airport Monday night after a door above the one of the wheels failed to close, Australian media reported Tuesday.

 
 
Jul 2 2008 by AP0 Comments

Hymns are being replaced at funerals in one Australian city by popular rock classics like Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway to Heaven” and AC/DC’s “Highway to Hell,” a cemetery manager said Wednesday.At Centennial Park, the largest cemetery and crematorium...

 
 
Apr 20 2008 by AP0 Comments

A free-spirited summit aimed at soliciting innovative ideas to strengthen Australia’s future concluded Sunday with wide-ranging proposals, from developing a cure for blindness to a health agency funded by a junk food tax.Some 1,000 experts, activists,...

 
 
Apr 19 2008 by AP0 Comments

Nearly 1,000 delegates on Saturday began brainstorming ideas for the country’s future, tackling everything from discrimination against Aborigines to whether Australia should cut its ties to the British monarchy.The group of top experts, activists,...

 
 
Apr 8 2008 by AP0 Comments

An Australian man was sentenced Tuesday to nearly three years in jail for shining a laser pointer at a police helicopter and temporarily blinding the pilot.Lanfranco Baldetti, 23, pleaded guilty to prejudicing the safe operation of an aircraft and to a...

 
 
Mar 28 2008 by AP0 Comments

Mitsubishi’s Australian factory has built its last cars _ three of them for charities and one for permanent display _ and will close Friday after 28 years in operation.About 500 workers will leave the assembly factory Friday; another 430 will stay on...

 
 
Mar 11 2008 by AP0 Comments

An Australian cemetery will plant a tree for each burial or cremation it conducts to offset carbon emissions, its chief executive said Monday.The decision by Adelaide’s Centennial Park in South Australia follows a study on the environmental impacts of...

 
 
Feb 27 2008 by AP0 Comments

When young Australian David Hicks got an offer from a Saudi friend to go to Osama bin Laden’s camps in Afghanistan in December 2000, he did not think twice.”So many of today’s Muslims want to meet bin Laden but cannot, and after only being Muslim for...

 
 
Feb 19 2008 by AP0 Comments

An Australian court on Tuesday relaxed some of the restrictions placed on a former Guantanamo Bay terrorist detainee.Federal Magistrate Warren Donald upheld an order requiring Australian citizen David Hicks, who pleaded guilty to supporting terrorism...

 
 
Dec 29 2007 by AP0 Comments

David Hicks, the only person convicted of terrorism charges at a U.S. military tribunal at Guantanamo Bay, walked free Saturday and said he did not want to do “anything that might result in my return” to the prison in Cuba.The 32-year-old was released...

 
 
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Aug 9 2008 by Sreelata Yellamrazu0 Comments

by Kartik Kannan

Anil Kumble has been India’s long serving hero, who has bowled India to many of its famous wins since its resurgence in the 90’s under Mohammed Azharuddin. One wonders, going by his recent spells of bowling, whether the long...

 
 
Aug 7 2008 by Sameer Kumar2 Comments

It has so far been a scintillating contest between the turning ball and the flashing blade and with the final hurdle in front of both teams imminent; the whole series still hangs in perfect balance.
The battle for Cricketing supremacy in Asia...

 
 
Aug 6 2008 by Sreelata Yellamrazu1 Comments

by Kartik Kannan

These are good times to bask in the victory of the Galle Test match. Going into the next Test, India would well want to past history when India have failed to deliver when it came to winning a series abroad.
India has...

 
 
May 24 2007 by Kanchan0 Comments

Outside of Europe, South Australia has begun to lobby to have its Tour Down Under become the first ProTour race. UCI ProTour events involve the top 20 cycling teams in the world. The South Australian Government will lodge its bid by the end of...

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May 12 2007 by Parul G0 Comments

Qantas, the premier Australian and world-renowned airline, has decided to suspend its thrice-weekly flights between Adelaide and Auckland. The decision will come into force from July 23. The reason behind the move is suppose to be a continuous dip in...

 
 
Feb 15 2007 by Pooja0 Comments

Nearly 300 street children are at a risk of becoming prey to sexual predators in regional cities and country towns of Adelaide.

Former Supreme Court judge Ted Mullighan, QC, asserted that abuse of street children is not a new thing in the region....

 
 
Sep 21 2006 by Pooja0 Comments

On Friday, women’s Affairs Minister Lianne Dalziel will be talking about family violence and women in leadership at a ministerial meeting with Australian state and federal ministers on the status of women.

Dalziel said that they have ‘a lot to...

 
 
Jun 6 2006 by Balendu0 Comments

Don’t be shocked but it actually appeared in the Adelaide newspaper, The Sunday Mail dated 28-05-06. Thanks Daniel Searson for posting such an interesting post.

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Nov 24 2005 by Bhawana Negi0 Comments

The 36-year-old Adelaide lady from suburban Salisbury Downs has been charged for putting her five children in danger by making them to live in a house used as a clandestine drug laboratory.

According to the police the woman, instead of providing...

 
 
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In this undated photo provided by Adelaide University, shown is English electronic music pioneer Tristram Cary. Cary has died in Australia aged 82, said a colleague in Adelaide, Australia, Monday, April 28, 2008. Cary is remembered as a co-designer of...