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Police charge would-be carjacker

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 30 November 2013 | 16.41

A MAN who allegedly tried to carjack a BMW in central Sydney before hitting a bouncer outside a bar has been charged. In the early hours of Saturday the 39-year-old allegedly pushed the driver of a BMW, parked on the corner of Sussex and Slips...
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Honduran candidate calls for protest

OPPOSITION candidate Xiomara Castro has announced that she won't recognise the result of Honduras' presidential election because of alleged voter fraud and called on her supporters to protest the win by the ruling party candidate. News+ Oops!...
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Three Qld men charged with murder

THREE young men have been with charged the murder of a man who was bashed outside a Sunshine Coast nightclub. The 45-year-old sustained head injuries when he was allegedly attacked by the three men in the early hours of Saturday morning, police...
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Tiny fish gives big evolutionary insight

Written By Unknown on Jumat, 29 November 2013 | 16.41

The defence secrets of a leaping fish may give an insight into how life made it from water to land. Source: AAP THE defence secrets of a tiny, leaping, amphibious fish, unveiled by NSW scientists, may give an insight into how life survived...
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Vic health warning over new Marley drug

Three Victorian men have suffered severe reactions from smoking a synthetic drug named Marley. Source: AAP BOB Marley once crooned how everything is going to be all right - and three men are hoping it's true after suffering severe reactions...
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UN report on trauma of Syrian refugee kids

SYRIAN refugee children are paying a cruel price as civil war rips their country apart, the United Nations warns in a report with heart-rending testimony from youngsters driven from their homes. News+ Oops! Please register or log in to continue....
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RAAF warns homes face jet noise impact

Written By Unknown on Rabu, 27 November 2013 | 16.41

THE RAAF says a local council in NSW is allowing people to build near one of its busiest bases where they will be blasted with aircraft noise. Air force chief Air Marshal Geoff Brown said he was disappointed with decisions by Port Stephens Council...
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Indonesia parliament hearing on spy issue

Indonesia says Australia will have to agree to a code of conduct before relations can normalise. Source: AAP THE Indonesian parliament's defence and foreign affairs committee will hold a special hearing into the spying allegations that has...
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Mining boom waste will haunt PM: Windsor

Written By Unknown on Selasa, 26 November 2013 | 16.42

Former MP Tony Windsor (pic) says mismanagement of the mining boom will return to haunt Tony Abbott. Source: AAP RETIRED MP Tony Windsor says Howard-era mismanagement of the mining boom will return to haunt Prime Minister Tony Abbott. The...
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More beach monitoring after shark attack

Surveillance will continue in WA's south west during school levers week after a fatal shark attack. Source: AAP A LARGE patrol vessel from Perth and aerial surveillance will continue in Western Australia's south west while school leavers...
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New "selfie stick" named after Zuckerburg

From: AAP November 26, 2013 7:23PM IT is the ultimate statement of 21st century self expression - with the selfie so ubiquitous...
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Stealth experts wins defence science prize

Written By Unknown on Senin, 25 November 2013 | 16.41

AN expert in stealth technology has won the 2013 Minister's Award for Achievement in Defence Science. Assistant Defence Minister Stuart Robert said the work of Andrew Amiet from the Defence Science and Technology Organisation (DSTO) had made...
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More gases erupt from Indonesian volcano

POWERFUL bursts of hot ash and gravel have erupted from a rumbling volcano in western Indonesia, sending panicked villagers streaming down the sides of the mountain. News+ Oops! Please register or log in to continue. (It's quick, easy and free.)...
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Almost 90% of Indons want harsher action

ALMOST 90 per cent of Indonesians want their government to deliver an even harsher warning to Australia over spying revelations, although less than eight per cent support a military strike. A survey published by Indonesia's biggest selling national...
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Three-year-old Vic boy missing

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 24 November 2013 | 16.42

A THREE-YEAR-OLD boy is missing on a property in rural Victoria. Police say he was last seen playing on the edge of a dam in Digby, about 350km west of Melbourne. Family members raised the alarm after finding his shoes stuck in the mud on the...
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No let up as more storms forecast this evening

Ruthless Aussies take Ashes lead AUSTRALIA has won a spiteful first Ashes Test amid claims from England captain Alastair Cook their hosts had disrespected them. Harry cool as ever in Antarctica PRINCE Harry has been getting used to life...
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Crowds search for NATO trucks in Pakistan

PROTESTERS are roughing up drivers as they seek to stop trucks carrying NATO troop supplies and equipment passing through northwest Pakistan. The demonstration on Sunday comes a day after the party led by politician and cricket star Imran Khan...
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