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May 8 2009, Peter

With several islands off the Great Barrier Reef being “foreclosed” due to filing for administration, Reuters news agency has reported that now is the best time to bag a bargain.

Global real estate agency Coldwell Banker’s Capricorn Coast branch...

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In this photo provided by Sean O’Driscoll a stone shed is seen on Inis Mor, the largest of Ireland’s Aran Islands, Sept., 2008. Inis Mor is famous for its wild, rugged beauty, miles of stone walls, stunning views across the Atlantic and clusters of...