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LYING under a thick patchwork quilt, breathing in the fresh mountain air, I felt like a true eco-traveler as I listened reverently to a morning medley of nature streaming through my window: the chirping of a cockatoo, the scuffle of a passing lizard, the.
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The latest two-yearly study of the Australian Government’s Productivity Commission damningly reveals that indigenous children are six times more likely to suffer...
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Fossils of three new species of dinosaurs have been discovered in Queensland, including a meat-eater larger than Velociraptor from the Jurassic Park movies, suggesting...
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An El Nino weather pattern this year appears almost certain, Australia’s Bureau of Meteorology said on Wednesday in a revised forecast, raising the prospect of...
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Australia’s Attorney General’s office has called for action in Britain’s biggest ongoing organised criminal conspiracy and corruption case. The...
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Lesezeichen-das modulare Buchregal in German means Bookmark - the modular bookshelf! The modularly expandable bookshelf from undpartner lets you store your books in an...
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British satellite broadcaster Sky is ready to welcome Australian friends to the UK with the introduction of an upside-down remote control.
Ahh, I’ve never grown...
made popular Jun 24 2009
With the attack on Mir Kazim Ali Khan in Melbourne on Monday (reported in the Delhi edition of The Hindustan Times on June 24, 2009), the number of attacks in the...
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There have been two more attacks against Indians in Melbourne. While a student from Hyderabad was mugged, an Indian taxi driver was attacked by passengers.
Earlier, a...
made popular Jun 23 2009
An e-mail at the centre of opposition attempts to oust Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd is a fake, according to police.
The e-mail was purported to have been sent...
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Well, most of the thinking public should be very well aware that war is a hell of a bad thing. In many ways it is the conglomeration of everything bad and evil that...
made popular Jun 22 2009
Travelling exotic destinations is an instant fun: if even not first time to, something new and different might always be seen.
Historically, South Australia of emus...
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It is a tale worthy of a Scorsese script: warring factions and families embark a bloody battle to reign over a city’s organised crime scene, spanning two decades and...
made popular Jun 17 2009
It is hard to wonder a world with Australia’s researches.
Just released, results of survey on how ethnic names affect employment opportunities in Australia hardly...
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Recently 46 Indian students have returned from Australia wasting lakhs of rupees and a year to their parents who wanted to have their children live instead of chasing...
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As the attacks on Indian students in Australia are increasing,they have started taking the matter of their safety in their own hands.They are forming groups to protect...
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As trash is increasing from year to year, it has been a worry for many countries. According to an article written in Foreign Policy magazine which covered the trash...
made popular Jun 11 2009
There is growing outcry in media and now we are listening a different dimensions of this issue. This was clear from beginning that whole episode is STUDENT ORIENTED and...
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Koalas, wombats and baby kangaroos are among the animals that have been rescued from the charred landscape where 173 people died in fires that swept through the state...
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Economic recession has hit countries of the entire world hard. It included even the most booming ones like India and China, where the estimated growth was not reached....
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Australia’s government said on Wednesday that racism was not behind a string of violent attacks on Indian students, including the latest slashing of a man in...
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The Blue Mountains is Australia’s one of the greatest rejuvenation areas for those who love to prefer dense forests instead of visiting beaches. The mountains are...
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The Jenolan Caves in the Blue Mountains in New South Wales are the oldest discovered open caves in the world. They date back to 340 million years! Petroleum companies...
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