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Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard arrives at the Lowy Institute where she is to make a policy announcement on refugees Tuesday, July 6, 2010, in Sydney. Australia's new prime minister announces plans to send boat people to East Timor to have their refugee claims assessed, in a policy shift aimed at defusing a politically and racially charged debate at home ahead of looming elections.

Australia Photos Politics Vote Wikipedia: Julia Gillard

The Daily Telegraph Australia
Gillard's last ditch appeal to voters
JULIA Gillard has appealed to Australians to vote for her positive plan for Australia's future and not risk their futures with Tony Abbott. As people headed to the polling booths, at 8am the... (photo: AP / Rick Rycroft)

Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard, front right, waves as she walks through a shopping center in Sydney's suburb of Ryde Friday, Aug. 20, 2010. A national election will be held Saturday.

Australia Elections Photos Politics Wikipedia: Julia Gillard

Al Jazeera
Australians vote in 'tight' poll
Australian are voting in a parliamentary election that will decide whether the country's first female prime minister will remain in power or be replaced by a conservative coalition. Julia Gillard, who... (photo: AP / Rob Griffith)

Kings XI Punjab's Simon Katich, is clean bowled against Rajasthan Royals, during their 2009 Indian Premier League cricket match

The Telegraph India
Katich: India tour will help
Melbourne: Australia captain Ricky Ponting might consider it less than ideal but senior batsman Simon Katich feels playing a Test series in India could actually be good preparation for the Ashes.... (photo: AP / Aman Sharma)
Australia Cricket India Photos Wikipedia: Simon Katich

meat - food

Zeenews
Stomach bacteria need vitamin B6 to maintain infection
Washington: Scientists have found that Helicobacter pylori, the bacterium that causes peptic ulcers and some forms of stomach cancer, requires vitamin B6 to establish and maintain chronic infection.... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)
Cancer Photos Scientists Washington Wikipedia: Vitamin B6

Australian cricketer Simon Katich, left, is congratulated by teammate Mike Hussey for scoring a century during the third day of the fourth and final cricket test match between India and Australia in Nagpur, India, Saturday, Nov. 8, 2008.

Sky Sports
Katich has collapse fears
Simon Katich admits question marks remain over Australia's batting line-up ahead of the Ashes. Australia surrendered the urn last year, losing the series 2-1 after... (photo: AP / Gautam Singh)
Australia Cricket Photos Sports Wikipedia :Simon Katich

Australia's Doug Bollinger, right, celebrates after taking the wicket of India's cricket team captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni during their sixth one-day international cricket match in Gauhati, India, Sunday, Nov. 8, 2009.

Independent online (SA)
No Ashes pressure on Aussies - Bollinger
Sydney - Paceman Doug Bollinger says skipper Ricky Ponting's claim that Australia could sweep this year's Ashes series 5-0 has not heaped extra pressure on the team to... (photo: AP / Saurabh Das)
Australia Cricket Photos Sport Sydney

Japanese Yen - Currency - Money

Wall Street Journal
Strong Yen, U.S. Jobs Drag Asia Down
By MATTHEW ALLEN And LESLIE SHAFFER SINGAPORE—Asian stock markets were mostly lower Friday after Wall Street tumbled on data indicating the U.S. jobs market remains... (photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)
Asia Market Photos Stocks Wikipedia: Economy of Japan

Julia Gillard, left, leaves a Labor Party meeting with Treasurer Wayne Swan in Canberra, Australia, Thursday, June 24, 2010

Zeenews
Australia polls 2010: Profile of leaders
Profiles of Australia’s Prime Minister Julia Gillard and opposition Liberal party leader Tony Abbott are as follows: Julia Gillard Gillard, 48, is Australia's first... (photo: AP / AAP Image, Alan Porritt)
Gillard Leaders Opposition Photos Polls

Australian cricket coach John Buchanan watches his players practice in the nets a day before the one-day international cricket match against England for the ICC Champions Trophy in Jaipur, India, Friday, Oct. 20, 2006-ayt1

The Telegraph India
ECB may not have funds to hire John Buchanan
Calcutta/Sydney: Former Australia coach John Buchanans move to help England prepare for this years Ashes series in Australia may be scuppered by a cash crunch caused by... (photo: AP/Aman Sharma)
Australia Cricket Photos Star Wikipedia: John Buchanan

Media News

	Shadow of Ouster Hangs Over Australian Vote Wall Street Journal
	Lady Gaga's New Album Will Be 'Shocking,' Says RedOne Billboard
	England v Pakistan: Andrew Strauss describes 2006 Oval Test as a 'train wreck' The Daily Telegraph
	Chris Martin Injured In Surfing Accident MuchMusic

Entertainment & Arts

	Orlando Bloom can't wait to be a dad with Miranda Kerr The Daily Telegraph Australia
	Bloom and Kerr confirm pregnancy NZ Herald
	Kylie Minogue "Rare and Unseen" DVD Arrives October 19 The Examiner
	That's Torn it! Natalie Imbruglia needs help getting into cab wearing skintight miniskirt after night ... The Daily Mail

Australia Economy

	A look at economic developments around the globe Kansas City Star
	US stocks rise on positive earnings Inquirer
	Westfield Returns to Profit Wall Street Journal

Jay-Z Joins U2’s 360 Degrees Australian Tour

Independent Lawmakers Hold Key to Aust. Government

Lindsay Lohan's dad defends Mel Gibson

Public urged to have their say on Lincoln merger

Questions for Oral Answer - 24 August 2010

Wide brief for expert group on savings options

Heather Roy-Ministerial Resignation

Australia Headlines

Gillard bans powerbroker from Q&A

Market Report: Brokers build case for Wolseley on management

Young Kangaroo Sam Wright on the rise

Cheapest ways to promote your business

Why cheap petrol day is turning into a week-long saving

Geelong man badly hurt by house falling on him

Georgia family claims child, 4, found used condom in three-s

Sydney, Australia 2006.07.13
Showers in the Vicinity
	Min: 8°C/47°F Max: 14°C/58°F

The Union Minister of External Affairs, Shri K. Natwar Singh . India (rs1)

Natwar Singh kin linked to Australian bribery scandal

In this photo provided by Government House, Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard smiles as she is sworn in by the Governor General at Government House in Canberra, Australia, Thursday, June 24, 2010. Australia has its first female prime minister after the ruling party dumped Prime Minsiter Kevin Rudd and installed his deputy, Gillard, as leader. (AP Photo/Government House) ** EDITORIAL USE ONLY **

Australia PM Gillard takes poll lead

THE Australian economy is sinking into recession, with business conditions worse than in the December quarter as companies freeze hiring.

Australians in Outback cast first votes in cliffhanger national election

Council plan strikes the right balance Scoop
Research money for sea slug problem Scoop
Requirement For New Report A Step Too Far Scoop
Restaurant Association Supports Alcohol Reform Scoop
Life's A Beach! Scoop
Auckland Zoo event to remember Kashin one year on Scoop
A new face to Settlement Support in Upper Hutt Scoop
Policing service not affected by latest tragedy Scoop
Australian Labor still hopes to form next government Irish Times
Last days to apply for Neighbourhood Week Scoop
More productivity in operating theatres Scoop
Wellington council candidate wants GST hike delay Scoop
Farmers not on Forest & Bird's tête-à-tête Scoop
$40,000 Student Flat Giveaway Winners Scoop
Blue cod management consultation opens Scoop
This year's rates should be exempt from GST hike Scoop
Trade Minister congratulates RMB trade settlement Scoop
New survey shows Mt Roskill sick of being ignored Scoop
Govt Sends Message That Under-Age Drinking OK Scoop
Unusual Stance for Minister of Conservation Scoop

QantasLink Q400

QantasLink hurting locals

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Pizza Hut to cut 35 tonnes of salt out of Aussie diets

Pizza Hut - Eaters - Eating - Shoppers

Pizza Hut agrees to a big slice in salt levels

Omnivox Awarded Medical Technology Contract Worth $33 Millio redOrbit
Jetstar pilots go to war with management The Daily Telegraph Australia
NZ dollar gains vs Australian dollar Scoop
Summary Box: Australian mining stocks rise Herald Tribune
London 2012 Olympics: Locog officials could charge up to £3, The Daily Telegraph
Paul Hogan farewells 101-year-old mum The Daily Telegraph Australia
Investors 'disappointed' over quick housing gains The Daily Telegraph Australia
Wi Fi provider Tomizone makes deal with Skype NZ Herald
Summary Box: Australian mining stocks rise as election uncer Star Tribune
Australian leaders haggle to form new government Taipei Times
Ex-Chrysler exec Ridenour hired by UQM Tech Fresno Bee
Property investors go for quick capital gains The Australian
Corporate deals help lift stocks; Australian shares flat des Star Tribune
Australia's Labour, conservatives jockey for govt The Star
Brookfield Infrastructure Partners buys last 60 percent of P Star Tribune
Brookfield Infrastructure buys Prime Newsday
JSE stays firm on proposed HSBC deal Business Report
JSE edges up on Nedbank-HSBC news Business Report
IG Markets - Australian Market Wrap August 23 2010 Scoop
Asia shares mixed on economic pessimism, Europe up Houston Chronicle

Track cycling

Cycling in Britain: five great waterways cycle routes

Two friends sit on a grassy spot up the mountains of southern philippines

Backpacking adventures: real stories

Rescuers and paramedics carry victims after pulling them out from the wreckage when a passenger bus, negotiating a downhill curve on Wednesday Aug.18, 2010, plunged off a Philippine mountain highway into a 100-foot (30-meter) ravine in Tuba township, Benguet province in northern Philippines killing 40 people in one of the country's worst recent accidents, police said.

Five foreigners among 41 dead in Philippine bus accident

Pilots condemn Jetstar boss The Daily Telegraph Australia
Bear Grylls 'afraid' of crocodiles and the Australian Outbac The Daily Telegraph Australia
Ex-policeman in Philippines holds tourists hostage Zeenews
Boeing, Airbus weigh up short travel The Australian
All Blacks: Dan Carter out for two months NZ Herald
Australia sets for hung parliament China Daily
Labor leads race for minority government NZ Herald
Surfin' safari: Catch a wave around the world on the `Dream The Miami Herald
Halftime: Auckland 9 Northland 3 NZ Herald
Island holiday homes beckon for Aussies The Daily Telegraph Australia
Aussie election too close to call NZ Herald
Whinging not a pretty sight NZ Herald
NRL: Warriors made to wait on playoffs NZ Herald
Netball: Silver Ferns too slick for Sunshine Girls NZ Herald
Rugby: Lions hand coach winning start NZ Herald
Rugby: No frills but future brighter as Counties finally sta NZ Herald
Penang: Rock of ages NZ Herald
Mountain tourist trade slowly dying The Daily Telegraph Australia
Netball: Silver Ferns breeze past Jamaica NZ Herald
Halftime: Wellington 16 Waikato 9 NZ Herald

Facebook - Social Networking

Online work revolution as good as a holiday

Australian Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard speaks at a press conference in New Delhi, India, Monday, Aug. 31, 2009.

Labor pushes health services via the web

President Barack Obama meets Prime Minister Kevin Rudd of Australia in the Oval Office, Nov. 30, 2009, to discuss a range of issues including Afghanistan and climate change.

WikiLeaks preparing to release more Afghan files

Educational pioneer BioEYES goes Down Under PhysOrg
Mobile software firm leads musical revolution The Australian
Net value adds to medical education: surgery over the web The Australian
Online hiring halls rely on global labor pool San Fransisco Chronicle
WikiLeaks fears funding network and sources may be targeted, The Australian
Move to strike off compulsory student union Scoop
Regional internet service to fore The Australian
REGIONAL universities and students hope to benefit from pork The Australian
Danielle Hatherley's Plein Air Painting School Times Square The Examiner
Register your domain name with Aussie Web Host Merinews
Register your .co domain name with Aussie Web Host Merinews
Noble moments The Star
Threats over Muslim school before blaze The Daily Telegraph Australia
Melbourne forex currency trading club presents: Free trader Newsvine
Sydney traders and investors expo? Why attend when you have Newsvine
Forex Education Provider - Proforexroom.com joins newsvine Newsvine
University Clearing: Students, the world wants you The Daily Telegraph
Porter Maxwell Cook denies poisoning Stowe School soup The Australian
An educational hub of Asia Kuensel Online
Swine flu alert at Queensland University of Technology's Gar The Australian

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Slideshow: A black women's guide to 'Eat Pray Love'

Fremantle,Australia - Fremantle Market - Vegetable Seller - Consumer - Shopping.

IG Markets - Australian Market Wrap August 12 2010

Dollar - Currency

Foreign Markets Wrap

DHBs disappointed by rise in industrial action Scoop
Alcohol changes "as useless as teats on a bull!" Scoop
The Government misses the point on alcohol reform Scoop
Police appeal for sightings of missing teen Scoop
Vote to protect Hawke's Bay's environment Scoop
Repairing The Damage Done Scoop
Anti 1080 documentary nominated in Ireland Scoop
Bishop Seeks More Than Conscience Vote On Alcohol Scoop
Paintball Art, Fireworks & Cooking Shows - CHB Scoop
Back seat passengers at increased injury risk in car crashes DNA India
England will dominate cricketing world in next 3-4 years: Bu Newstrack India
Bennett: Iwi Leaders meeting Scoop
Business woman wins dinner with Gareth Morgan Scoop
Focus on child abuse Scoop
Government response predictable – but won't cut it Scoop
Cross-Party Conference Lifts Trust to New Level Scoop
threesixty Chef's Table to raise funds for charity Scoop
First of Nelson Park Fund Spent on Warren St Park Scoop
PM's Presser: Liquor Law Reform, Asylum Seekers Scoop
Police investigate deaths of two men and a woman Scoop

Katy Perry with energy drink, by medigirol

Katy Perry Crashes Australian Prom

Australian singer Kylie Minogue, walks through a red carpet at Shanghai Science and Technology Museu

Kylie appears on the cover of Australian Marie Claires 15th anniversary edition

Apples - Fruit

WTO Rules Against Australian Ban on NZ Apples

Jay-Z To Join U2's 360 Tour In Australia MTV
Jay-Z to Join U2 on Tour in Australia Billboard
Australian intel warned WikiLeaks of 'dirty tricks': Assange Zeenews
Sarah McLachlan Taking Lilith Fair Down Under Billboard
Collingwood opts to pass up on painting The Australian
Lauryn Hill plays Rock the Bells festival: Is she back for g Entertainment Weekly
Infedelity pays off for female Gouldian finches PhysOrg
The Mess Hall Tour The East Coast Undercover
Sarah McLachlan Brings ‘A Taste Of Lilith’ To Australia Undercover
New BlackBerry App World Now Available Scoop
Groser to attend ASEAN and EAS meetings Scoop
MPs urged not to change alcohol purchase age Scoop
Reforms will make no substantial difference Scoop
Council lifts lid on District Plan review options Scoop
Trafalgar Park a hit with game goers Scoop
Wellington hotel worker confronted by gunman Scoop
No justification for casino exemption Scoop
The Return Of The Nanny State Scoop
Old majoritarian electoral systems are creaking Scoop
Massey Cleaners sacking: spotlight on redundancy Scoop

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