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A man sweeps the entrance of Burj Khalifa's observation deck next to a model of the world's tallest tower after it has been unexpectedly shut down in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Monday, Feb. 8, 2010.

Australia Debt Dubai Photos Wikipedia: Dubai Ports World controversy

Daily Star Lebanon
Dubai's DP World slashes debt with Australian ports retreat
Profitable DPW sells off 75 percent of operations for $1.5 billion, retain’s remaining stake Thursday, December 23, 2010 - Powered by -->... (photo: AP / Kamran Jebreili)

Australian cricket players Brett Lee, left, and Peter Siddle are seen during a practice session in New Delhi, India, Sunday, Oct. 26, 2008. The third cricket rest between Australia and India begins Wednesday. India is 1-0 up after two of four tests after completing a crushing win at Mohali earlier this week.

Cricket Men Photos Wikipedia :Peter Siddle sport

The Daily Mail
We will not give up our sledging, says Australia's Peter Siddle
Ricky Ponting will encourage his bowlers to carry on sledging as the Australia captain prepares to play through the pain of a broken finger in Melbourne. Ponting is set to defy a hairline fracture of... (photo: AP / Manish Swarup)

X-MEN ORIGINS- WOLVERINE - Hugh Jackman

The Daily Telegraph Australia
Hugh's a wounded Wolverine
ACCIDENT-prone or just plain goofy-footed? A week after Hugh Jackman was injured in a flying fox stunt at the Opera House, the actor almost came a cropper a second time after colliding with a park... (photo: Creative Commons / FRZ)
Actor Arts Entertainment Photos Wikipedia: Hugh Jackman

England's cricket team captain Kevin Pietersen looks on during a practice session on the eve of the fourth one-day international cricket match between India and England, in Bangalore, India, Saturday, Nov. 22, 2008.

Independent online (SA)
'Warne was the best slegder'
Melbourne – England's Kevin Pietersen Wednesday said Australia's current team could not out-sledge Test greats Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath, dismissing a sharp rise in verbal clashes during the... (photo: AP / Gautam Singh)
Cricket Men Photos Wikipedia :Kevin Pietersen sports

Australian cricket player Simon Katich reacts as he plays a shot on the first day of the first test between India and Australia in Bangalore, India, Thursday, Oct. 9, 2008.

IC Newcastle
Katich eyes fifth Test
08:45, Dec 22 2010 Injured Australia opener Simon Katich has revealed he is set to make a shock return in time for the fifth Ashes Test, increasing the pressure on... (photo: AP / Gautam Singh)
Cricket Photos Wikipedia :Simon Katich men sports

Deccan Herald
Tendulkar, Sehwag in ICC shortlist for greatest ODI team
Dubai, Dec 22 (PTI) Wednesday, December 22, 2010 --> Indian batting icon Sachin Tendulkar, along with Virender Sehwag, today found a place in the list of players... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)
Cricket Men Photos Wikipedia :Sachin Tendulkar sports

Orange News
KP: Aussies have no big sledgers and chirpers
England's Kevin Pietersen on Wednesday said Australia's current team could not out-sledge Test greats Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath, dismissing a sharp rise in verbal... (photo: AP / Aijaz Rahi)
Australia England Photos Sport Star

British Airways - Boeing 747 - London Heathrow

The Daily Telegraph Australia
Flight review: British Airways Club World
I HAVE endured the epic, energy-sapping, jetlag-inducing flight from Australia to the UK six times in the past decade. And each time I found myself again stuck in... (photo: Creative Commons / Josh Hallett)
Airways British Photos Travel wikipedia : British Airways

Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar bats during the first day of their first cricket test match against New Zealand in Ahmadabad, India, Thursday, Nov. 4, 2010.

Mumbai Mirror
Sachin beats Sir Don in an Aussie newspaper poll
Posted On Wednesday, December 22, 2010 at 02:06:57 AM... (photo: AP / Aijaz Rahi)
Cricket India Melbourne Photos Star

Media News

	Rio Tinto makes fresh $3,8bn offer for Riversdale - report Mining Weekly
	Sachin beats Sir Don in a poll conducted by Aussie newspaper Deccan Herald
	Glee star Lea Michele graces the cover of Australian Cleo m&c;
	Home for the holidays: Naomi Watts and her family enjoy Sydney's sunshine The Daily Mail

Entertainment & Arts

	Dizzee Rascal dismisses Natalie Imbruglia romance reports Newstrack India
	Lindsay Lohan accused of attacking employee at rehab centre The Daily Telegraph
	A spectacular celebration of a decade of theatrical madness Scoop
	Britney Spears-new role model for Disney? Newstrack India

Australia Economy

	Wall Street edge higher as banks rally The Australian
	Wall Street shares firm as Nasdaq hits thee-year peak The Australian
	Wall Street climbs in tight trading The Australian

Summer snow, floods in weird Australia weather

Wild start to Sydney-Hobart race

Australian pro golfer given suspended term for cocaine+

Oh dear, Hugh Jackman is hit in the groin

Yuuzoo nearly sinks in Sydney-Hobart yacht race

More U.S. Job-Hunters Try Australia

Storms hit Sydney to Hobart race

Australia Headlines

Native Aussies Nicole Kidman & Keith Urban Spent Christmas I

Korean authorities confirm foot and mouth

The Ashes: Siddle gives locals hope

Lunch report: Tourists build lead after Siddle double gives

England build lead over Australia at Ashes Test

Surge in emigration as economic downturn takes toll

England 226/2 at lunch in fourth Test

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

Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard, center right, of the Federal Labor Party receives her ballot papers before voting at the Seabrook Primary School in Melbourne, Australia, Saturday, Aug. 21, 2010.

WikiLeaks has not broken Australian law: Gillard

South Africa's AB de Villiers plays a shot in front of Australia's wicketkeeper Brad Haddin during their third cricket test in Cape Town, South Africa, Saturday , March 21, 2009.

Australia's asylum seeker issues: analysis

In this photo released by the Third Army Region of the Royal Thai Army, Hmong asylum seekers collect their belongings before leaving a refugee camp, in Phetchabun province, Thailand, on Monday Dec. 28, 2009.

Asylum seekers die as boat sinks off Australia

Bowling Green Buddhist The Examiner
England spoil the hosts' party as unwanted records tumble The Independent
Executive Style Sydney Morning Herald
On Dec. 26, 1908, Jack Johnson became the first African-Amer KDVR
Sydney's NYE party world's biggest The Daily Telegraph Australia
Barry's ideas are promising The Daily Telegraph Australia
Woeful Australia help England set up Ashes cricket victory m&c;
Royal weddings: Mike Tindall scores a try for the ordinary m The Daily Telegraph
Australian Open to be played the week before the 2011 Presid The Australian
Playboy aims for Asian growth with Macau clubs Fresno Bee
Australian Open to precede 2011 Presidents Cup Breitbart
Australian Open to precede Presidents Cup Golf
Aust Open to precede Presidents Cup Newsday
Aust Open to precede Presidents Cup, Woods not likely to pla Star Tribune
Tennis: Aust Open to precede Presidents Cup in Melbourne NZ Herald
The 2010 Christmas Quiz The Guardian
Greatest show since Gough The Daily Telegraph Australia
Indonesia lightly cuts 2 Australians' prison terms Herald Tribune
National Times Sydney Morning Herald
Dysfunctional works for us The Daily Telegraph Australia

Air New Zealand Boeing 777

Air New Zealand, Virgin Blue get alliance approval

Aussie Dollar - AUD - Australian Dollar - Currency - Money.

Wall Street shares mixed as Amex weighs, Australian dollar hits record against euro

The 747-400 entered service in 1989, with Air New Zealand among the first operators of the type. In 1985, development of the longer range 747-400 was begun.

Asian shares slip on Korea tensions

Aussie slips after China's Christmas rate hike The Guardian
The Ashes 2010: Australia v England fourth Test , day one as The Daily Telegraph
Sales fatigue saps retailers' Boxing Day bonanza The Daily Telegraph Australia
Raiders and Raider Nation still being let down by Kerry Coll The Examiner
Top investment tips for new year Gulf News
Cricket: Game loses shine in scandal, losses NZ Herald
Melbourne to reign as Australia's biggest city by 2035 The Daily Telegraph Australia
Hormone beef off the shelves at Coles in 2011 The Daily Telegraph Australia
Crunch day for major retailers in sales showdown The Daily Telegraph Australia
Yiying Lu makes splash with Twitter's 'fail whale' San Fransisco Chronicle
Aviation boom in Asia The Star
Steel ministry against expensive acquisition The Telegraph India
Sydney condemned to bottom at Christmas The Examiner
Fitch: no rating impact on Rio Tinto from Riversdale offer Mineweb
The Ashes live: Australia v England third Test - day four as The Daily Telegraph
European Stocks Slightly Lower Before Christmas Wall Street Journal
Constellation sells 80% stake in overseas wineries San Fransisco Chronicle
European Stocks Open Flat Before Christmas Wall Street Journal
Adrian Rothwell Appointed CFO, Project Update redOrbit
Business briefs: Gallo poised to retake top wine spot Fresno Bee

Rafael Nadal training in Roland Garros, 2009 French Open

Rafael Nadal dreams of closing the circle at the Australian Open next month

Passengers wait in Terminal 3 at Heathrow AIrport in west London, Sunday, Dec. 19, 2010. Heathrow Airport is not accepting arrivals on Sunday, and is only managing a handful of departures to deal with the impacts of Saturday's bad weather and preparing the airport for a full re-opening on Monday.

Snow Hampers Travel in Europe

Christmas Lights

Australia agenda: Sydney to Hobart Yacht race, Christmas on the beach

An elderly man died when the car in which he was travelling The Australian
Grandfather, 72, drove in circles for three days after getti The Australian
Coalition's travel sickness The Observer
Holiday road deaths already approaching 30 The Australian
Cheeky NSW ad fits the bill in Melbourne CBD The Daily Telegraph Australia
Deaf Divers Sign in the Soundless Depths Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Australia's collapse puts England on top in the fourth Test The Australian
Dancing on waves The Observer
Kelly Brook's playing the field: Model holidays with ex Dann The Daily Mail
Octomom to be evicted after the holidays The Australian
The joy of train travel: From New Zealand to London BBC News
Brisbane's river attractions The Star
No rooms in Bethlehem again as tourism booms The Australian
Starry, starry nights Irish Times
Mumbai terror fears as police hunt for four militants believ The Daily Mail
Index of air quality in the world's major cities: December 2 The Independent
Australia shares fall 0.45 pc ahead of holidays The Times of India
Heads up | Holiday travel up 3 percent this year Kansas City Star
Hugh Jackman Does Some Last Minute Holiday Shopping in Melbo OK! magazine
'Cuddle class' - the cosier way to fly The Independent

Julian Assange,left, head of WikiLeaks leaves Beccles Police Station in Suffolk, England, Friday, Dec. 17, 2010, after complying with bail conditions. Assange said he feared that the United States is getting ready to indict him, saying Friday that he believed that a grand jury was meeting to consider charges against him. He has repeatedly voiced concerns that American authorities were getting ready to press charges over WikiLeaks' release of some 250,000 secret State Department cables, which have angered and embarrassed officials in Washington.

Julian Assange: The cryptic campaigner

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, centre, delivers a statement to the media outside the High Court, London, after his release on bail, Thursday, Dec. 16, 2010. Assange is swapping a Victorian prison cell for an English country mansion after a judge granted bail to the WikiLeaks founder wanted in Sweden for questioning on sex-crimes allegations.

Wikileaks' Assange to publish memoirs - UK paper

Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar reacts after net practice in Vadodara, India, Friday, Oct. 23, 2009. India will play against Australia in the first of a seven one-day series at Vadodara on Sunday.

Tendulkar in front on online poll on who's greater - he or Don

La Trobe University on the lookout for quality partnerships The Hindu
Australia relaxes student visa rules The Hindu
Feuding parents use My School evidence to decide which schoo The Australian
Indian students' enrolment drops by 40% in Victoria colleges The Times of India
Hospital's Emergency Department for emergencies only Scoop
Hell Wellington Firebirds squad to play Central Stags Scoop
Glimpses of Online Journalism, From Inside and Out The New York Times
Kiwi Online Comedy Selected For Los Angeles Web Festival Scoop
Online shopping's a net gain for crims The Daily Telegraph Australia
Japan sets style for online buying The Daily Telegraph Australia
When it comes to online shopping, Australia's consumers are Newsvine
Indian students number to dip in Australia by 80% The Times of India
Giants of retail count their losses as the web threat comes The Australian
Brian Moore: Schools given sporting chance? Michael Gove's m The Daily Telegraph
More student loans and allowances in 2009 Scoop
SEEK expands into Asian online jobs The Australian
Zuckerberg goes face to face with web mandarins The Australian
The Mohammed Haneef case sets a good precedent DNA India
Knowledge about iconic local surf breaks to be collected Scoop
Building the Education Revolution projects delayed as builde The Australian

Social Network - Internet - Website - Online

Internet can help fight depression

Facebook - Social Network

Vigilantes blast Facebook for failing to protect kids from paedophiles

Hamas militants hold portraits of Palestinian men imprisoned in Israel during a protest

Arab racism VS Israeli worries

South Australian jails overflowing with the mentally ill, sa The Daily Telegraph Australia
Kebab shops the most dangerous place to be in Sydney, says S The Daily Telegraph Australia
Doctors in surgical face-off The Daily Telegraph Australia
Brosque out for season The Daily Telegraph Australia
Christmas wishes for all Australians The Daily Telegraph Australia
Christmas rage is a primal instinct The Daily Telegraph Australia
Drug doctor Suresh Nair pleads guilty to manslaughter of pro The Daily Telegraph Australia
Constellation selling Australian, British wines Herald Tribune
Drug doctor's Suresh Nair pleads guilty to manslaughter The Daily Telegraph Australia
Australians urged to skip so-called Power Bands this Christm m&c;
Boy Or Girl? Australians Think We Shouldn’t Choose redOrbit
3 convicted in terror plot on Australian army base Herald Tribune
Emirates Prepares for Next Expansion From NZ Scoop
Clap On, Clap Off Wall Street Journal
It's game-on like we've never had at the MCG The Daily Telegraph Australia
Australian police seize $14M worth of crystal meth Kansas City Star
Asia's Exploding Economic Growth Churns Australia's Coal Ind The New York Times
Malaysian in court after Australian police say $14M worth of Star Tribune
Sydney beaches get rubber sharks to test patrol efficiency Newstrack India
Indian doctor reaches $1m settlement with Australian governm The Daily Telegraph

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's new mine tax should cover future royalties: panel

India's Sachin Tendulkar screams in pain after the ball hits his right hand during the first one-day international cricket match against Pakistan in Cochin, India, Saturday, April 2, 2005.

Sachin still remains an ambassador of cricket

Actress Lindsay Lohan poses for a fan as she arrives at the Fitzgerald Theater Wednesday, May 3, 2006 in St. Paul, Minn., for the world premiere of the movie "A Prairie Home Companion" which was filmed in St. Paul last summer.

People: Lindsay Lohan nixed porn-star role, mom says

Emigration levels similar to the 1980s Irish Times
Technology Sydney Morning Herald
Exposed: Photography and the Classical Nude exhibition at th The Daily Telegraph Australia
Emma Brown Garrett dances to bhangra beats Gulf News
Drawn to city life - Marcela Restrepo at Sydney Festival 201 The Daily Telegraph Australia
Album, Single, Concert of the year The Daily Telegraph Australia
B'wood dancing is very tough: Emma Brown The Times of India
Bollywood dancing very tough, says Australian actress Deccan Herald
Bollywood dancing very tough: Emma Brown The Siasat Daily
Mozart: Violin Concerto No 3 & No 5; Sinfonia Concertante, A The Guardian
League: Kiwis top highlights of 2010 NZ Herald
Why living like your bloke is good for you The Daily Telegraph Australia
Arts agenda: Australia prepares to celebrate 35th edition of The Independent
Andre Rieu credits Australian fan with curing his vertigo-ca The Daily Telegraph Australia
INTRODUCING TWO NEW OFFICERS ON THE BEAT IN WELWYN GARDEN CI Herts Police
Big Day Out organisers have announced freepasses for friends The Daily Telegraph Australia
Teen's nude pictures expose tough guys of Australian sport The Independent
Cruise around the world Newsday
Why we pay more than Americans do for the same fashion The Australian
Honoring Ameen Rihani, a philosopher of reason and ethics Daily Star Lebanon

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