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TIGER Woods used the title of a Killers song as an alias when calling his latest alleged mistress, her former boyfriend claims. Julie Postle, 25, has been identified as the young waitress who Woods wooed at Orlando's Roxy Nightclub. Full Article at The Daily Telegraph
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SYDNEY (AP) -- A massive iceberg edging slowly toward Australia's southwestern coast is breaking up into hundreds of smaller icebergs as it drifts into warmer waters, creating potentially hazardous conditions for ships trying to navigate the region, a... Full Article at ReadingEagle.com
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The national review of Australia's superannuation system has found that fees could be cut in half if super funds are simplified. Full Article at ABC Online
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SYDNEY - A massive iceberg edging slowly toward Australia's southwestern coast is breaking up into hundreds of smaller icebergs as it drifts into warmer waters, creating potentially hazardous conditions for ships trying to navigate the region, a... Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune
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The Reserve Bank of Australia released today the minutes of December 1 meeting when the bank decided to raise interest rates by a quarter basis points for the third straight month to reach 3.75%. Full Article at International Business Times
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Lote Tuqiri made his Heineken Cup debut admitting: "I've let myself down and I owe it to myself to put it right." He has scored a try in a World Cup Final, won 67 caps for Australia and been a star of both league and union. Full Article at FijiLive
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Dec. 15 (BusinessWire) - The Government is considering spending caps above which it would not spend in order to deal with intense spending pressure, Finance Minister Bill English said today at the publication of the 2010 Budget Policy... Full Article at Scoop - New Zealand News
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December 1st, 2009 Flossie Media Group CEO, Jenene Freer, today made the following announcement: “Over the past 18 months we have successfully created a brand in New Zealand and Australia that connects women with content and women with advertisers on a... Full Article at Scoop - New Zealand News
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SYDNEY, Dec 15 (Reuters) - Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd does not have to go to the polls until late next year, but has not ruled out calling an early election to end political deadlock over climate change policy. Full Article at Reuters Alert Net
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MedRecruit men strip to superman undies to raise money for tetraplegic MedRecruit has just launched a calendar called 'Supermen for Ashley Thomson Trust’ where 9 men have stripped down to superman undies all in the name of assisting a tetraplegic... Full Article at Scoop - New Zealand News
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“The biggest cult band in the UK” - Q Magazine “Johnny Marr's guitar adds gravitas to the adrenalised indie.” - The Guardian UK outfit The Cribs, originally just 3 brothers - Ryan, Gary & Ross Jarman recruited a new member for their latest album and... Full Article at Scoop - New Zealand News
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Brisbane Roar captain Craig Moore said he is keen for a new challenge in the short-term that will also help him prepare for the World Cup. Full Article at Tribalfootball.com
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MAKE no mistake, the World Cup finals and World Cup bids to be decided over the next 12 months will map soccer's place in the Australian sporting landscape for decades to come. Much of the groundwork for both has been done in 2009. Full Article at Adelaide Now
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Cisco Systems' corporate chieftains have disowned comments made by its Australian chief technology officer Kevin Bloch critical of the technical direction being taken in the $43 billion national broadband network rollout. Full Article at iTWire
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The Tatiara Meat Company at Bordertown in South Australia has been sold to Swift Australia, a company operating nine other meat processing plants around Australia. Full Article at ABC Online
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When zombies invade the world of Jane Austin on the big-screen, it looks like they’ll be trying to feed on the brain of actress Natalie Portman. Full Article at Slice of SciFi
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has left its options open for the February 2 monetary policy meeting of its board. The board's December 1 meeting ended with an announcement that the cash rate would rise to 3.75 per cent from 3.5 per cent. Full Article at The Age
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AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Kevin Rudd arrived in Japan today on a one-day visit for talks on global nuclear arms reduction, climate change and other issues. Full Article at Adelaide Now
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Australia's shortage of skilled labour will worsen as the economy improves, according to a survey by the Australian Institute of Management. Full Article at The Age
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Apology ... alleged Tiger Woods mistress Cori Rist (right) tells Natalie Morales on NBC that she is sorry for the pain she caused his wife Elin. Full Article at Herald Sun
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It's a high quality, competitive field that we're in, but we are very encouraged by the feedback on our work to date. Our work and our efforts over the next 12 months will increase in 2010 and be even more targeted to make sure we bring the FIFA World Cup home to Australia in 2018 or 2022.
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Mr Salmond will be joined by the UN Development Programme administrator Helen Clark, Prince Albert of Monaco, Maldives president Mohamed Nasheed, Quebec premier Jean Charest and South Australia premier Mike Rann.
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My number one aim is to play in a successful England team ... I felt the decision [not to play in the IPL] paid off last year for me and it is a dream of mine to go to Australia and win there. I want to make sure that my mind and my body are fresh for that.
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Contrary to the 'law' enunciated by Australia's Colin Clark--that taking more than 25 per cent of GNP is a guarantee of quick disaster--the modern welfare state has been both humane and solvent
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Delta and Virgin Blue make exciting alliance partners for travel between the United States and Australia, and we look forward to welcoming Virgin Blue customers onboard our flights to and from L.A.
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He's been key to Australia's successes over the last couple of years and I hope he plays
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Currently we are working with Councillor Ian Greenwood to try to secure full Council recognition of the Holodomor as an act of genocide, with the view to persuading the Government to join the Commonwealth governments of Canada and Australia, as well as other governments, in recognising the Holodomor as ...
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I definitely want to be a Twenty20 player in the future, but I want to make sure my mind and body are fresh so I can contribute to success against Australia next year
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The United States has always wanted to use Land Use Land Use Change and Forestry as a mechanism for not having to do as much in its fossil fuel sector, and Australia has always been the fall guy for the US ... So I think what you are seeing is the umbrella group, chaired by Australia, including the US a...
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However, he is a true racer at heart and has jumped at the opportunity we have provided him to race at Tyrepower Parramatta Raceway while combining it with some holiday activities both around Sydney and other parts of Australia.
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On-premise software has a strong following in Japan, China and South Korea, while SaaS solutions are favoured in Australia, India and Southeast Asian nations
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After starting his own NASCAR team at the beginning of the year Tony has had a very long year and his main focus is to come to Australia to unwind while enjoying some time away from the pressure of racing at the top level
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We are pleased to license Circadin(R) and introduce a new class treatment for insomnia into Australia and New Zealand
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Taking wedding photos abroad is a growing trend in Asia and is promoted by many bridal agencies there. I cannot understand what is the problem with doing the shoot in New Zealand when photographers are also able to do it quite easily in France, Switzerland and Australia.
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Australia and Japan are crying foul while blocking movement on legally binding emissions reductions for rich countries. This tit for tat approach is no way to deal with the climate crisis.
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Inside Japan, the issue of whaling tends to be regarded as an Australia-versus-Japan argument, but in reality Japanese people do not necessarily support whaling
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We are doing it on a small scale in Australia. We have injected 60,000 tonnes of CO2 over the last 18 months in the Otway Basin. It is staying down there. The technology does work.
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In the MLS (Major League Soccer) you've got to - you can't afford many players from Europe simply because of the fees. The net is cast far and wide, so I'm looking at players in Central and South America and Africa. I've also worked in Japan, Australia and I've got fantastic contacts in Argentina and I'...
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It would be good for Australia to have its own home-grown saint but that's really a matter for religious authorities in Rome
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We're a couple of cameras short in this series between Australia and the West Indies. It's a matter of finding people to front up to pay for the technology because it's not cheap. At the moment the hot spot device is prevalent in Australia and England but there aren't too many other countries who have t...
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We get a lot of MDMA (ecstasy) now coming out of Europe and particularly places like London and Holland - they are Australian backpackers deciding they can buy an MDMA tablet for $2 and sell it in Australia for $30
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I have a simple view that we’re here to make a difference. And for Australia to make a difference in the world, you’ve got to be active in the world stage
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