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The Lockheed Martin team, along with our U.S. Navy and Australian industry partners, the Defense Materiel Organization, Raytheon Australia and ASC Shipbuilding, continues to deliver the world's finest combat system to our customers, and that makes all of us very proud to be part of this program
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The internet, through social sites such as Facebook, enables us to convey moving and still images, as well as words, what a trip to Australia might entail, and to give others the opportunity to tell their stories.
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This is a very disappointing result, contrary to the national interest and the interest of the Liberal Party ... Australia needs to get on with the business of cutting its greenhouse gas emissions.
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There’s this whole separation of government roads and city council roads and Fiji being a very small place, a very small country, it has been very difficult to run a system like this which is very common in New Zealand and Australia
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I think the U.S. system is a much more creative system, too, that encourages critical and creative thinking and problem solving ... There are also vast research options available at the undergraduate level that are unavailable in Malaysia, or even in Australia or England.
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If we see a continued failure at a national level it may be possible for a number of states to join together and develop a scheme that will contribute to Australia's battle against climate change
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The result could be extraordinary: Australia may soon hold the first election in which not just the proper response to climate change but even its existence are leading issues.
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The political shake-up and climate change legislation dominated the news in Australia
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I note that there are lots of people in the Labor Party, like Martin Ferguson, who are on the record saying that it's something that Australia should consider. Certainly I'm happy to see a debate about the nuclear option.
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I would urge all parliamentarians today in Australia -- whatever their political party -- to vote in the national interest, and to vote for action on climate change
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Yet further evidence, if any were needed, that Australia is a Third World country with a standard of living markedly below even the worst in Europe
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The whole thing is a lie. Like I could just walk up to the 35th floor and go to the presidential suite if Tiger Woods was staying there? ... Like they would hand a girl a key at the front desk and let her go to Tiger's room. I didn't see him at all in Australia. I was just there with friends.
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Australia expects the government of Afghanistan to play its part in doing what is necessary to improve security and the delivery of government services to its people.
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The president's strategy is entirely consistent with the approach that Australia is taking in Afghanistan
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I want to congratulate the AWD Team, both in Australia and in the United States, on this significant achievement.
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On the urging of Australia and New Zealand, Fiji's membership of the South Pacific Forum and the Commonwealth has been suspended.
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I'm not ruling it out, but I'm not ruling it in ... I'm not theological against nuclear power, and I would be surprised if we don't one day have nuclear power stations in Australia. But I think it is going to be a long, long journey, and I don't think we're quite ready to start that yet.
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The Lockheed Martin team, along with our U.S. Navy and Australian industry partners, the Defense Materiel Organization, Raytheon Australia and ASC Shipbuilding, continues to deliver the world's finest combat system to our customers, and that makes all of us very proud to be part of this program
SOURCE: PhillyBurbs.com -
The internet, through social sites such as Facebook, enables us to convey moving and still images, as well as words, what a trip to Australia might entail, and to give others the opportunity to tell their stories.
SOURCE: The Age -
This is a very disappointing result, contrary to the national interest and the interest of the Liberal Party ... Australia needs to get on with the business of cutting its greenhouse gas emissions.
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There’s this whole separation of government roads and city council roads and Fiji being a very small place, a very small country, it has been very difficult to run a system like this which is very common in New Zealand and Australia
SOURCE: FijiLive -
I think the U.S. system is a much more creative system, too, that encourages critical and creative thinking and problem solving ... There are also vast research options available at the undergraduate level that are unavailable in Malaysia, or even in Australia or England.
SOURCE: Daily Pennsylvanian -
If we see a continued failure at a national level it may be possible for a number of states to join together and develop a scheme that will contribute to Australia's battle against climate change
SOURCE: The Age -
The result could be extraordinary: Australia may soon hold the first election in which not just the proper response to climate change but even its existence are leading issues.
SOURCE: The Age -
The political shake-up and climate change legislation dominated the news in Australia
SOURCE: The Age -
I note that there are lots of people in the Labor Party, like Martin Ferguson, who are on the record saying that it's something that Australia should consider. Certainly I'm happy to see a debate about the nuclear option.
SOURCE: ABC Online -
I would urge all parliamentarians today in Australia -- whatever their political party -- to vote in the national interest, and to vote for action on climate change
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Yet further evidence, if any were needed, that Australia is a Third World country with a standard of living markedly below even the worst in Europe
SOURCE: The Daily Telegraph -
The whole thing is a lie. Like I could just walk up to the 35th floor and go to the presidential suite if Tiger Woods was staying there? ... Like they would hand a girl a key at the front desk and let her go to Tiger's room. I didn't see him at all in Australia. I was just there with friends.
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Australia expects the government of Afghanistan to play its part in doing what is necessary to improve security and the delivery of government services to its people.
SOURCE: Sydney Morning Herald -
The president's strategy is entirely consistent with the approach that Australia is taking in Afghanistan
SOURCE: Sydney Morning Herald -
I want to congratulate the AWD Team, both in Australia and in the United States, on this significant achievement.
SOURCE: GlobalSecurity.org -
On the urging of Australia and New Zealand, Fiji's membership of the South Pacific Forum and the Commonwealth has been suspended.
SOURCE: FijiLive -
I'm not ruling it out, but I'm not ruling it in ... I'm not theological against nuclear power, and I would be surprised if we don't one day have nuclear power stations in Australia. But I think it is going to be a long, long journey, and I don't think we're quite ready to start that yet.
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Australia's parliament rejected laws to set up a sweeping carbon emissions trade scheme on Wednesday, scuttling a key policy of Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and setting a trigger for an early election.
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What New Zealand did across Australia, and around the world a little bit, was show how much people like fresh, crisp, aromatic lighter styles of wine and this is the new direction of wine
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Earlier in the month, when Priyanka learnt that she had to go to Bangkok for the Anjaana Anjaani shoot with Ranbir Kapoor, her secretary tried his best to get dates from Pompy, but they did not match. The make-up magician was committed to accompany Kareena to Sydney, Australia, where she was to shoot wi...
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After growing up in South-East Melbourne I studied Science at Monash with first class Honours, worked in Europe for 10 years and have recently returned to Australia. I work in finance as a computer programmer and speak five languages
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One of the unique aspects of Australia's bid is the fact that we offer those four factors in tandem
– Frank Lowy SOURCE: Fox Sports Australia
