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We’re - switching off all light bulbs for few hours; using latest green technology, green cars, green products and trying to switch to the green way of life. No doubt, we’re concerned and doing our bit to save the planet. But all this fall far...
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A new software package, developed by researchers, helps hospital or emergency staff anticipate the rush of patients hour by hour for the day or the next week, even on...
made popular Sep 4 2008
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A former Roman Catholic priest already facing dozens of charges related to allegations of sexual abuse at an exclusive Australian boarding school has been charged with...
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Australian troops clashed with Taliban fighters in southern Afghanistan late Tuesday in fighting that left several insurgents dead and nine Australian soldiers wounded,...
made popular Sep 3 2008
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A distraught student carrying more than 30 rounds of ammunition shot a handgun twice in his high school’s hallway Tuesday and threatened to kill himself before...
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Australian special forces in Afghanistan detained four suspected Taliban militants captured in April in pens sometimes used to hold dogs, the defense minister said...
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Australia’s defense minister on Tuesday rebuffed criticism of the country’s special forces in Afghanistan after they were accused of detaining suspected...
made popular Sep 2 2008
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Australian actor Michael Pate, who appeared in more than 50 films and was a regular guest star on American TV shows in the 1950s and 60s, has died of respiratory...
made popular Sep 2 2008
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An Indian-born, American surgeon charged with manslaughter in connection with the deaths of three patients in Australia was ordered Monday to appear in court in...
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BCCI plans to upgrade its working system by proposing a new set of selection rules and also by bringing changes in the salary system of the National selection...
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The best thing about us humans is that we never give up and are constantly on the move to find new useful methods to utilize renewable energy. “Going...
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An Indian doctor jailed in Australia last year in a bungled terrorism case has officially been cleared, Australian police said Friday.
made popular Aug 29 2008
What Obama words may have done to fire up the Democrat Denver Convention may just be negated by the unsolicited endorsement his candidature seems to be getting from...
made popular Aug 29 2008
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China isn’t the only country to fake a musical performance during an Olympic opening ceremony. Turns out Australia knows a thing about miming music, too.
made popular Aug 29 2008
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An oxygen tank exploded and blew a car-sized hole in a Qantas jet last month, air safety officials said Friday, but investigators appear to be no closer to figuring out...
made popular Aug 29 2008
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Air safety investigators say a pressurized oxygen cylinder set off a blast that blew a large hole in the side of a Qantas jet last month, forcing an emergency landing.
made popular Aug 29 2008
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An Indian woman gave birth to a healthy boy aboard a jet airliner while flying to Australia to reunite with her husband.
made popular Aug 28 2008
It seems like a distant nightmare than the famed Indian batting was struggling to survive against the spin of Mendis and guile of Muralitharan. Certainly the way these...
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Australians on Wednesday marked the centenary of their greatest sporting hero, cricketer Don Bradman, by celebrating the fact his unbeaten record is still untouchable...
made popular Aug 27 2008
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The immigration department said Wednesday it was conducting a character assessment of Snoop Dogg, including his criminal history, as Australia considers whether to...
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Rio Tinto Ltd., the world’s third-largest mining company, said Tuesday that half-year profit more than doubled to a record on strong demand from China for iron...
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We’ll all be asked to go dark again next year.
That became evident when, as soon as Saturday’s Earth Hour began, the timer on the official website flipped...
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People switched off lights across the world on Saturday, dimming buildings, hotels, restaurants and bars to show concern at global warming. This might not be the...
made popular Mar 30 2008
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Sydney’s iconic Opera House and Harbour Bridge have gone dark as the first major world city to turn off the lights in this year’s Earth Hour.The lights on...
made popular Mar 29 2008
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Sydney’s iconic Opera House and Harbour Bridge have gone black as the first major world city to turn off the lights in this year’s Earth Hour.The lights on...
made popular Mar 29 2008
The lights go off in Dubai on March 29, 2008. It is only 60 minutes in the dark but this is a big move for a city that wants to be seen as the brightest and glitziest...
made popular Mar 29 2008
There are different ways of showing your disgust. Sydney, Australia’s largest city will be plunged into darkness to raise alarm on Global warming. The bomb of...
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