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Sir Richard Branson is one big billionaire who really knows how to live life full throttle. To let his staff at Virgin Airlines also be a part of the good life, Sir Richard bought the Makepeace Island situated in the middle of Queensland’s Noosa river...
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Last year I had my cardiac muscle dropped from a great height onto a city sidewalk. It’s taken me most of this time to scrape up the mush off the ground and...
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I am revisiting this book. I was describing it to a friend yesterday and I felt compelled to share here the first three paragraphs of the book (essentially - the first...
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Australia is one of the least religious nations in the western world, research showed Friday, as the country prepares to host Pope Benedict XVI and Catholic World Youth...
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BHP Billiton Ltd. said Friday that China’s Baosteel, negotiating on behalf of the Chinese steel industry, agreed to price hikes of up to 96.5 percent for iron ore...
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Origin Energy Ltd., Australia’s second largest power retailer, rejected a $13 billion takeover bid Friday from British natural gas producer BG Group.
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The geometrical definition for a perfect sphere is the set of all those points in a three-dimensional plane that are at exactly equal distance from a particular point....
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Irina Baronova, world renowned in the 1930s as part of a trio of Russian-born dancers dubbed the “Baby Ballerinas,” has died at her home in Australia, the...
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Australia’s Westfield Group Ltd. said Wednesday it has reached agreements with British government and Olympic agencies to start building a 1.5 billion pound ($3...
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AP, Adelaide
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...
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According to this IGN report, Microsoft has confirmed and Xbox 360 price cut in Australia.
The Arcade has dropped from AU$399 to AU$349; the Xbox 360 Pro (20GB hard...
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The Australian hometown of the late actor Heath Ledger named a theater in his honor Tuesday for his commitment to acting.
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Australians have been warned: Don’t get caught annoying the crowds when they gather here later this month to see the pope.
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Sex is not just limited to bedroom anymore, for women have found their sex haven in the virtual world as well, what with one in five Aussie women admitting to having a...
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A 69-year-old Australian man was charged with hacking his two grandchildren and wife to death with an ax and badly wounding his daughter, police said Tuesday.
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Five-time champion Roger Federer has advanced to the quarterfinals at Wimbledon with a straight sets win over Lleyton Hewitt of Australia.
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A 69-year-old man suspected of hacking his two grandchildren and wife to death with an ax and badly wounding his daughter has been arrested, police said Monday.
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Police were searching for a 69-year-old man they suspect used an ax to kill his two grandchildren and wife and badly wound his daughter, officials and witnesses said...
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A man who auctioned his life _ his house, his car, his job, even his friends _ on eBay said Monday he is disappointed with the selling price: almost $384,000.
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AP, Perth
A man who auctioned his life _ his house, his car, his job, even his friends _ on eBay said Monday he is disappointed with the selling price: almost $384,000.
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WILL Australia\’s farmers fall for the charms of drought-resistant wheat, even if it\’s genetically modified? Faced with climate change and a growing food...
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Green is well and truly in. The world is really gearing itself up towards a future clad in the goodness of nature and the efficiency of renewable resources. One has...
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Nine males, including a repeated sex offender, have escaped punishment despite pleading guilty for raping a 10-year old indigenous girl in 2005 in Australia’s...
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Scientists have established a new laboratory that will enable them to clone plants equivalent of champion swimmer Ian Thorpe. This new laboratory has become operational...
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Abandon yourself to the delights of sandy beaches, clear waters, sailing and many colorful reef fish in Whitsunday’s which are part of the Cumberland Group, the...
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The University Creek of Townsville possesses the highest populations of native fish compared to what it was for the past 30 years. And the secret behind it are the...
made popular Mar 30 2007
If you always follow trends, kicked off by celebrities or chase their likes and dislikes, their favorite destinations, etc. then this season, you must explore “Gold...
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Where has Australia’s all the megafauna disappeared? No, it is not over-hunting which is to be blamed! – but, a series of massive droughts! They were wiped out...
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Harley Davidson the name itself suggests a man’s world. It’s not only because of the ‘bad guy biker reputation’ it has but cuz of its heavy and huge size.
Legendary...
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Now, make a better use of your shit � recycle it by using it as a fertilizer on food crops! It is neither harmful for the environment, nor for your health. Rather, it...
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The Queensland Tourism Minister says the scuttling of HMAS Brisbane , off the Sunshine Coast has brought in a million dollars in tourism profits. The former Navy ship...
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Camooweal Drover’s Camp Festival of Queensland’s is one of the brightest spots on the town’s social calendar attracting drovers, ringers and...
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Drinking water by recycling sewage! Yes, an Australian town will vote this week on whether they’re prepared to do this, not out of being environmentally...
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Recently, a team of researchers from the University of New South Wales — working in the eastern state of Queensland – dug out a ferocious past of Australia! Three...
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Australia’s north-east coast is hit by a powerful tropical cyclone last weekend with a wind speed of up to 290km/h (180mph). It is the tropical Cyclone Larry hat...
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In a bid to find the cause of the chronic disease, three thousand Australian families with children affected by diabetes are being sought to provide their DNA as part...
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Want to experience the pleasure of owning a private helicopter? Well, here is a deal that will get you one and you can get first hand experience of flying in it,...
made popular Nov 10 2005
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