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Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith (C) juggles a ball with a hockey stick during a visit to The Major Dhyan Chand Hockey National Stadium in New Delhi on October 14, 2009, one of the venues for The Commonwealth Games 2010. View Photo »
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Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith wears a helmet as he prepares to visit the construction site of a new swimming pool stadium in New Delhi on October 14, 2009, one of the venues for The Commonwealth Games 2010. View Photo »
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Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith adjusts a helmet as he prepares to visit the construction site of a new swimming pool stadium in New Delhi on October 14, 2009, one of the venues for The Commonwealth Games 2010. View Photo »
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Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith adjusts a helmet as he prepares to visit the construction site of a new swimming pool stadium in New Delhi on October 14, 2009, one of the venues for The Commonwealth Games 2010. View Photo »
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Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith(C) speaks with officials during a visit to The Major Dhyan Chand Hockey National Stadium in New Delhi on October 14, 2009, one of the venues for The Commonwealth Games 2010. View Photo »
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Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith (4L) stands with officials as he visits the construction site of a new swimming pool stadium in New Delhi on October 14, 2009, one of the venues for The Commonwealth Games 2010. View Photo »
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Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith (C) walks with officials as he visits the construction site of a new swimming pool stadium in New Delhi on October 14, 2009, one of the venues for The Commonwealth Games 2010. View Photo »
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Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith (3R) stands with officials as he visits the construction site of a new swimming pool stadium in New Delhi on October 14, 2009, one of the venues for The Commonwealth Games 2010. View Photo »
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Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith (C) is watched by officials as he dribbles a hockey ball during a visit to The Major Dhyan Chand Hockey National Stadium in New Delhi on October 14, 2009, one of the venues for The Commonwealth Games 2010. View Photo »
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Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith (C) gestures as he speaks with officials during a visit to The Major Dhyan Chand Hockey National Stadium in New Delhi on October 14, 2009, one of the venues for The Commonwealth Games 2010. View Photo »
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Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith (C) gestures as he speaks with officials during a visit to The Major Dhyan Chand Hockey National Stadium in New Delhi on October 14, 2009, one of the venues for The Commonwealth Games 2010. View Photo »
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Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith (C) is watched by officials as he juggles a ball with a hockey stick during a visit to The Major Dhyan Chand Hockey National Stadium in New Delhi on October 14, 2009, one of the venues for The Commonweal... View Photo »
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Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith (L) gestures as he speaks with Olympian and Director Planning Hockey India Jagbir Singh during a visit to The Major Dhyan Chand Hockey National Stadium in New Delhi on October 14, 2009, one of the venue... View Photo »
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Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith (2L) is watched by officials as he juggles a ball on a hockey stick in front of a statue of Indian Olympian Dhyan Chand during a visit to The Major Dhyan Chand Hockey National Stadium in New Delhi on Oct... View Photo »
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Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith (C) juggles a ball with a hockey stick during a visit to The Major Dhyan Chand Hockey National Stadium in New Delhi on October 14, 2009, one of the venues for The Commonwealth Games 2010. View Photo »
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Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith (C) juggles a ball with a hockey stick during a visit to The Major Dhyan Chand Hockey National Stadium in New Delhi on October 14, 2009, one of the venues for The Commonwealth Games 2010. View Photo »
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Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith (C) walks with officials during a visit to The Major Dhyan Chand Hockey National Stadium in New Delhi on October 14, 2009, one of the venues for The Commonwealth Games 2010. View Photo »
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Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith (2L) juggles a ball with a hockey stick during a visit to The Major Dhyan Chand Hockey National Stadium in New Delhi on October 14, 2009, one of the venues for The Commonwealth Games 2010. View Photo »
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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 08: Heloise Waislitz and Lisa Fox attend Australia's 'Nomad Two Worlds' art preview event, a collective project encompassing art, music and cultural education as launched recently in New York, at the National Gallery of V... View Photo »
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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 08: The Black Eyed Peas attend Australia's 'Nomad Two Worlds' art preview event, a collective project encompassing art, music and cultural education as launched recently in New York, at the National Gallery of Victoria on... View Photo »
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Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith (2L) is watched by officials as he juggles a ball on a hockey stick in front of a statue of Indian Olympian Dhyan Chand during a visit to The Major Dhyan Chand Hockey National Stadium in New Delhi on October 14, 2009, one of the venues f...
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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 08: Heloise Waislitz and Lisa Fox attend Australia's 'Nomad Two Worlds' art preview event, a collective project encompassing art, music and cultural education as launched recently in New York, at the National Gallery of Victoria on October 8, 2009 in Melb...
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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 08: The Black Eyed Peas attend Australia's 'Nomad Two Worlds' art preview event, a collective project encompassing art, music and cultural education as launched recently in New York, at the National Gallery of Victoria on October 8, 2009 in Melbourne.
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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 08: The Black Eyed Peas attend Australia's 'Nomad Two Worlds' art preview event, a collective project encompassing art, music and cultural education as launched recently in New York, at the National Gallery of Victoria on October 8, 2009 in Melbourne.
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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 08: The Black Eyed Peas attend Australia's 'Nomad Two Worlds' art preview event, a collective project encompassing art, music and cultural education as launched recently in New York, at the National Gallery of Victoria on October 8, 2009 in Melbourne.
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This year the extreme warm events were were more frequent and intense in southern South America, Australia and southern Asia, in particular.
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One day we will transport people from Paris to Australia in two hours using similar technology, so I think a lot could come from this event.
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I think it's very close to being one big national heat, where we'll take it to Queensland, New South Wales, South Australia ... it will go that way
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In Australia the rate of growth is even more significant
– Paul Reid (footballer) SOURCE: The Courier Mail -
Yes, they are engaged ... Jennifer showed my wife her big, gorgeous ring while we were in Brisbane, Australia, last week at Hulk's wrestling match. They are two incredible people—we are so, so happy for them.
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Under Stephen's leadership, the Board has overseen the transformation of Santos from a Cooper Basin-focused domestic business to one on the cusp of becoming a major energy supplier to Australia and Asia
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Thirty-two V8 utes hurtling into turn one is going to be some sight. When you add the fact that this is a battle between Australia and New Zealand then it is going to be pretty special
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They try and claim me now. I'm obviously not an Aussie - don't sound like one, don't look like one. I'm a Maori, I'm from New Zealand but I just live in Australia, it's my home for the moment.
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The principle concern is that the text does not provide a timeline to finalise a new treaty to avoid dangerous climate change and drive new investments and jobs in the clean energy economy. Australia needs to ensure we have a clear mandate for a new treaty by the middle of 2010
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Bryon got caught up in the whole mess with Rachel Uchitel. As we first reported, Bryon is the one who secretly booked and paid for Rachel to rendezvous with Tiger Woods in Australia last month
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The first place that I guess I realised the severity of what we're facing already was when I was talking to farmers in East Timor, just after Australia
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Looking past the industry-spun myth of family-grown wine from Napa and Sonoma, you see shared ownership and interest with Diageo spirits, Foster's beer of Australia, and MillerCoors controlled from London
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The independent assessment panel has decided that these four projects represent our best opportunities at the moment for the potential commercial deployment of carbon capture and storage in Australia
– Martin Ferguson SOURCE: United Press International -
We've identified that we had a shortfall in the amount of competitive racing this year, and therefore the leading squad members will be racing in Australia every month leading up to the Commonwealth Games Trials in April
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We’re always looking for growth opportunities ... We believe we can use our pricing and Web skills to provide a low-cost, online insurance product that can be offered overseas. Australia seems to be a good fit because of the country’s high broadband penetration and large proportion of consumers who embr...
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As anybody knows who follows the opinion polls in Britain and Australia and the US, in the last few weeks and months there has been a rapid collapse in the global warming chimera so while we still have our freedom, let us speak out.
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Coming from Australia to America, the big bright lights and everything, is a bit daunting at first, but I have been over here for four years
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Mohammad Yousuf has been appointed to continue as captain of the team for Tests and ODI series in Australia whereas Kamran Akmal would be his deputy for the Test matches. Shahid Afridi will be the captain for T20 and would also be the vice captain for ODI matches on the Australia series
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The thresholds Australia set for action by other developed countries have certainly been met. The developing-country positions are more difficult . . . but the domestic policies announced by China and India would certainly more than meet Australia's conditions.
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Our landing of the new cable is to provide Australia with enhanced, competitive connectivity to the rest of the world ... Equinix’s global data center services create an ideal partnership for us in the mission-critical project.
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We are extremely pleased to have been selected by PIPE International to help create market interest for the PPC-1 undersea cable project ... We provide a very efficient and secure means to distribute optimized traffic to the Australian market as well as increase the options for international transit and...
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The loan of up $US500 million is to be provided to the project sponsors through Australia's Export Finance and Insurance Corporation
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I just wanted to take an aggressive mentality into today's final round like Y.E. Yang did a couple of years ago. I'm extremely happy. Coming from Australia to the United States, everything is bigger. It is daunting at first but I've been here four years in a row now. I feel more comfortable over here no...
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The super regional strategy is not just about Asia, it's about bulking up here in Australia as well
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