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Most of Australia’s navy will take two months paid leave over Christmas as part of a new strategy to cope with crew shortages and make sailors’ jobs more...
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Australian brewer Lion Nathan Ltd. offered Monday to buy soft-drinks maker Coca-Cola Amatil Ltd. for 7.6 billion Australian dollars ($4.9 billion), a deal that would...
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Rupert Murdoch, whose global media empire spans newspapers, satellite television and the Internet, says reports that newspapers are a dying breed are wrong.
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Australia will invest millions of dollars in non-lethal whale research to show Japan that the animals do not need to be killed in order to be studied, the government...
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While the cricket media all over the world is all praises for the game spirit shown by the Indians in the 2009 test series between India and Australia, the Australian...
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Buoyed by a Wall Street rebound, Australia’s stock market rose Friday, led by energy companies.
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Shares of Australia-based shipbuilder Austal Ltd. surged more than 22 percent Friday on news the company will build 10 high-speed military transport ships for the U.S....
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Air safety investigators are exploring whether interference from a U.S.-Australian naval transmitter or even a passenger’s laptop caused a Qantas jetliner to...
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One interesting aspect of the one day international will not be the players on view. Rather it will be a rule that may throw a captain or two off his mark.
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An Australian man was caught by surprised when a large whale whacked him lightly on the head with its tail as he unknowingly scooted over it while kite surfing.
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Rewarding senior finance executives with big salaries for taking big risks was “dumb,” Australia’s prime minister said Thursday as he left for an...
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Australia’s stock market plunged Thursday to close at a four-year low as gloom continued to permeate the global financial system, wiping about 57 billion...
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Shareholders of St. George Bank Ltd. approved Thursday a 16 billion Australian dollar ($10 billion) takeover by bigger rival Westpac Banking Corp., creating the...
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The world’s largest zinc producer, Nyrstar, said Thursday its Australian smelters could become unviable under a proposed national greenhouse gas emissions trading...
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Alzheimer’s battered Graeme Wylie so much that he could no longer recall his own birthday or remember that he had children. But, his partner said, Wylie did know...
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Australians have reasons to be confident the country won’t slide into a recession, the treasury chief said Wednesday, urging consumers not to succumb to a dour...
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Australians can avoid a recession during the global financial meltdown by remaining upbeat about the the economy, the treasury chief said Wednesday.
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Australians can avoid even a single quarter of negative growth during the current financial meltdown if they do not talk down the economy, the treasury chief said...
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Australia’s biggest shopping mall operator, Westfield Group, said Wednesday it expects earnings to grow 5.5 percent this year despite weakening retail sales.
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A court sentenced a Sydney woman Wednesday to 22 months periodic detention for what she said was the mercy killing of her longtime partner, an Alzheimer’s...
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When we were in school we thought that it was the most frightening moment of our life: whereas today we feel just the opposite. Seeing the heavy workload of the school...
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More than 300 school children’s in the world famous School of the Air in Australia will be now receiving education through satellites. They will receive their...
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