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Ella Bache, the skin care company of Australia recently unveiled their giant sculpture which makes their tag line come to life, which is “Skin good enough to eat”. After seeing this peachy lady made of 24,000 peaches, one just has to agree in...
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A faulty computer unit likely caused a Qantas jetliner to experience two terrifying midair plunges within minutes last week, an Australian investigator said Tuesday.
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Each year UGGs reinvent our favorite styles into the latest trends. They have created a style for every individual and this time the classic Ugg boots go a little...
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AP, Sydney
A U.S. Navy sailor has been charged with assaulting a prostitute while on shore leave in Australia’s biggest city last weekend, police and the U.S. Embassy said...
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AP, Sydney
A U.S. Marine has been charged with assaulting a prostitute while on shore leave in Sydney last weekend, police and the U.S. Embassy said Tuesday.
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Cyborgs are moving out of science-fiction and into the real world. With an increasing number of first world citizens suddenly turning up missing limbs, due to some...
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Tendulkar fell on 49 after batting for over two and a half hours.
And also fell just 15 runs short of Brian Lara’s record of 11,953 runs immediately after tea.
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AP, Miami
Helio Castroneves can leave the country for an IndyCar event this month in Australia after a federal judge agreed Friday to modify bail conditions on tax charges the...
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The global economy is losing more money from the disappearance of forests than through the current banking crisis, according to an EU-commissioned study.
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The Cassini spacecraft observations of Saturn’s largest moon, the orange-colored Titan, have given scientists a glimpse of what Earth might have been like before...
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Finally, the Aussies arrived in India amidst lots of hype and hoopla. Their once termed final frontier, is fast turning into their fave destination.
The initial...
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AP, Sydney
Qantas Airways said Thursday it will compensate all passengers who were on board a plane that made a terrifying plunge this week, tossing people around the cabin and...
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According to Dr. Peter McCabe, a world-renowned scientist currently working at CSIRO in Australia, any realistic analysis of future energy sources can only conclude...
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AP, Aigle
Cycling’s governing body has cleared Lance Armstrong to make his road race comeback in Australia in January.
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AP, Sydney
Australia’s largest bank, Commonwealth Bank of Australia Ltd., said Wednesday it had agreed to buy Bank of Western Australia Limited and St. Andrew’s...
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AP, Sydney
Instruments aboard a Qantas airliner warned of a glitch in its stabilization system when it suddenly rose and plunged, tossing unbelted passengers to the ceiling and...
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AP, Sydney
Australia’s air safety bureau is investigating the sudden altitude plunge of a Qantas airplane that left as many as 40 people injured, 20 of them seriously,...
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EcoFactor: Solar Cells that are fabricated from relatively less expensive ingredients so that more people can enjoy the benefits of green technology.
Solar Energy is...
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AP, Seoul
Asian stocks were mixed Tuesday as a big interest rate cut in Australia helped spur recoveries in several regional markets, sparking hopes that other central banks will...
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AP, Sydney
Australia’s central bank cut its official interest rate by a bigger-than-expected 1 percentage point Tuesday to ease credit concerns amid a global financial...
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AP, Sydney
Former world No. 1 Leyton Hewitt will make his comeback from hip surgery at the Sydney International tournament in January ahead of the Australian Open.
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