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With so many children to get off to school, every morning in Sara Foss's household is run like a military operation, with everything timed perfectly. With 13 children and another on the way, it's hardly surprising. Full Article at Mirror.co.uk
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STRINGER / EFE LOS CANCILLERES de Cuba, Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla (derecha) y Australia, Stephen Smith (izquierda), firman documentos el 23 de noviembre del 2009, en la sede de la cancillería cubana en La Habana. Full Article at Miami Herald
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Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith (R) walks on a steet in Mumbai on October 15, 2009. View Photo »
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The network neutrality and network density that we have is a whole different proposition than what NYSE can offer to their end clients
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The Federal Trade Commission has given its go-ahead to Panasonic's $9 billion purchase of Sanyo. Both count TV sets among their many products. Full Article at Multichannel News
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The Federal Trade Commission has given its go-ahead to Panasonic's $9 billion purchase of Sanyo. Both count TV sets among their many products. Full Article at Broadcasting & Cable
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CANBERRA'S push to enhance relations with Latin American and Caribbean states has begun, with talks in Havana between Foreign Minister Stephen Smith and his Cuban counterpart Bruno Parrilla - the first between the two countries since 1995. Full Article at The Australian
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Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith (L) stands in front of Taj Mahal Hotel in Mumbai on October 15, 2009. View Photo »
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It's bizarre - we can get Hillary Clinton but not Stephen Smith.
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HAVANA: Cuba and Australia have decided to strengthen their 20-year relationship, Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith said on Monday at the start of a two-day visit to Havana. Full Article at Channel News Asia
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HAVANA, Nov. 23 (Xinhua) -- Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez and his visiting Australian counterpart Stephen Smith on Monday signed in Havana a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on strengthening bilateral ties. Full Article at Xinhua
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Stephen Francis Smith (born 12 December 1955), is the Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs. He has been an Australian Labor Party member of the Australian House of Representatives since March 1993, representing the Division of Perth, Western Australia. Full Article
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The network neutrality and network density that we have is a whole different proposition than what NYSE can offer to their end clients
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It's bizarre - we can get Hillary Clinton but not Stephen Smith.
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Australia wants to enhance its engagement with Latin America and the Caribbean, not just with individual countries like Cuba, but also about working close to development regional organisations like CARICOM
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Kevin Rudd is spending a lot of time trying to save face while inflicting more misery on the asylum seekers in Merak and on the Oceanic Viking. All Stephen Smith’s visit to Sri Lanka has done is hand $11 million to, and legitimize, a government that the world holds responsible for atrocities against the...
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I see my visit here very much as the first step in our relationship to enhance good working and productive relationships between Australia and Cuba
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Those crimes happen overseas and people make the arrangements overseas with people smugglers, we therefore need international co-operation to crack down on people smuggling and that's what Stephen Smith has achieved in this agreement with Sri Lanka.
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A topic of conversation among Commonwealth ministers will be just how the international community can assist - not just on reconstruction and resettlement (of the Tamils in Sri Lanka's) north, not just bilaterally - but also through agencies like the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank
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The interim Fiji military government has made changes to its broadcasting and communications arrangements and has effectively seized licences and reallocated those licences without compensation to the original broadcasting licence holders
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This is the largest five-year commitment made by Australia to mine action
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We strongly share concerns expressed by other nations, such as Canada, New Zealand, the US and Netherlands, including on the lack of balance, scope and recommendations in the report. For example, an unbalanced focus on Israel, insufficient attention to Hamas's actions prior to the conflict, especially r...
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We strongly share concerns expressed by other nations, such as Canada, New Zealand, the US and Netherlands, including on the lack of balance, scope and recommendations in the report. For example, an unbalanced focus on Israel, insufficient attention to Hamas's actions prior to the conflict, especially r...
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Mr Bogollagama and I will discuss bilateral and regional co-operation on people smuggling and ways in which Australia will continue to assist Sri Lanka rebuild
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I will reiterate Australia's view that having won the war, Sri Lanka now needs to win the peace through political reform and reconciliation
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Artists want consumers to think their style is cool ... Activision makes it almost a parody. I'm surprised they would do that to their artist partners.
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When the dust settles on this episode we again hope to find some way back of having a dialogue with Fiji to bring Fiji back to democracy
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This excuse is neither warranted, reasonable nor justified and regrettably it takes Fiji's relationship with Australia, Fiji's relationship with New Zealand... the Pacific Islands Forum and... the international community backwards
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The rationale that Fiji has provided for the expulsions is unreasonable and unwarranted
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We're gravely concerned (about) Fiji's continual withdrawal from the international community
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This assistance is being provided at the request of the government of Tonga
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The best way of ascertaining that is for the 78 Sri Lankan asylum seekers to go off the boat and to be assessed by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Indonesia.
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There's an agreement between Australia and the government of Indonesia that the people who were rescued in the open seas will go to Indonesia and be processed by the United Nations High Commission for Refugees in Indonesia
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We continue to be in discussion with the Indonesian authorities in Jakarta to implement the agreement made between President Yudhoyono and Prime Minister Rudd
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The Melbourne Metropolitan Fire Brigade has donated a fire truck to Samoa to replace one destroyed during the tsunami
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Australia is clear-eyed, not starry-eyed, in its assessment of China and its view of the bilateral relationship
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The STAR Awards are recognized throughout the industry as one of the highest honors for service and support organizations ... This award acknowledges that Aruba Networks has been honored by its peers for providing world-class support as one of the best in the business.
