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Renault recalls over 6000 electric cars

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 24 November 2012 | 15.21

French automaker Renault is recalling three quarters of its Twizy electric cars sold in Europe. Source: AAP FRENCH automaker Renault is recalling three quarters of its Twizy electric cars sold in Europe to rectify potential problems with...
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Dallas star Larry Hagman dies at 81

American actor Larry Hagman, known for his role on the TV show Dallas, has died at the age of 81. Source: AAP US actor Larry Hagman, who for more than a decade played villainous patriarch JR Ewing in the TV soap Dallas, has died at the age...
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Portugal pulls bulk of police from Timor

PORTUGAL has withdrawn the bulk of its police officers from East Timor as international forces wind up a 13-year mission in Asia's youngest nation, where thousands have died in political bloodshed. Seventy-five of the officers boarded a Lisbon-bound...
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Pell showed no empathy, Vic inquiry hears

Written By Unknown on Jumat, 23 November 2012 | 15.21

An inquiry has heard Cardinal George Pell showed a "sociopathic lack of empathy" for rape victims. Source: AAP AUSTRALIA'S most senior Catholic showed a "sociopathic lack of empathy" in dealing with victims who were raped by clergy, an inquiry...
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Info sheets 'bullying' refugees: advocate

REFUGEE advocates say a government information sheet being given to asylum seekers on Nauru is a form of bullying designed to encourage people to return home voluntarily. The information sheet makes clear it will take "several years" for asylum...
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Gunmen kill 7 at private health clinic

Seven people were killed after gunmen opened fire at a private health clinic in Guatemala City. Source: AAP A GROUP of gunmen armed with assault rifles have murdered seven men and wounded a woman at a private health clinic in Guatemala City....
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NKorea threatens to attack SKorean island

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 22 November 2012 | 15.21

NORTH Korea has threatened to attack a South Korean island over what it calls Seoul's provocative claim that it was victorious in a deadly artillery exchange there two years ago. North Korea shelled the front-line island in November 2010, killing...
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Duck hunt ban to stay in NSW: O'Farrell

NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell says his government has no plans to overturn a long-held ban on recreational duck hunting in the state, after the coalition backed licensing changes introduced by the Shooters Party. A Shooters Party bill to expand...
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Rinehart launches new book

Mining magnate Gina Rinehart has unveiled her new book and her vision for the nation in Sydney. Source: AAP MINING magnate Gina Rinehart has gathered tributes from advertising millionaire John Singleton and Indian industrialist GVK Reddy for...
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Melbourne Airport 'needs rail link'

Written By Unknown on Rabu, 21 November 2012 | 15.21

Melbourne Airport will build a $50m third runway to cope with the huge growth in passenger traffic. Source: AAP THE Victorian government needs to come to the party on a rail link to Melbourne Airport and improved road access, the airport's...
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Still plagued with bad taxes: Oakeshott

Independent MP Rob Oakeshott says the government has failed to negotiate with the states over taxes. Source: AAP THE federal government has failed so far on a commitment to negotiate with the states to move away from inefficient taxes, Independent...
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Indigenous leader wins ACT's top award

FORMER race discrimination commissioner Tom Calma is the ACT's Australian of the Year for 2013. The indigenous leader, who has also served as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander social justice commissioner, was honoured for his work as an...
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Top Bandido arrested in Qld drug raids

Written By Unknown on Selasa, 20 November 2012 | 15.21

Queensland police launched a series of raids agains the Bandidos motorcycle gang, making 28 arrests. Source: AAP THE Bandidos national sergeant-at-arms is among 32 members and associates of the outlaw motor cycle gang who have been arrested...
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Fears indigenous job providers could close

THERE are fears some organisations helping indigenous people get jobs will have to close at the end of the year because of funding uncertainty. During Senate question time on Tuesday, Liberal senator Marise Payne asked the federal government to...
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Temporary hold on ground invasion: Israel

SENIOR Israeli ministers have decided to hold off from launching a ground invasion of the Gaza Strip to give Egyptian-led truce efforts a chance to work, a senior Israeli official says. "A decision was taken that for the time being there is...
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Macdonald rushed mining tender, ICAC told

Written By Unknown on Senin, 19 November 2012 | 15.21

FORMER NSW resources minister Ian Macdonald rushed to open up the Bylong Valley to coal mining despite advice from a top bureaucrat that the process should be more orderly, a corruption inquiry has heard. The Independent Commission Against Corruption...
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All options open for super trawler backers

The federal government is extending a ban on commercial fishing by the super trawler Abel Tasman. Source: AAP JILTED super trawler operator Seafish Tasmania says all options are on the table, including possible legal action, in response to...
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Search for missing Sydney diver suspended

SEARCH teams have failed to find any trace of a diver missing off Botany Bay in Sydney. The 27-year-old had been diving with two mates near Bare Island at La Perouse early on Sunday morning. The group decided to return about 8.45am but he failed...
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Backyard pot grown for health: survey

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 18 November 2012 | 15.21

ALMOST half of people growing small quantities of cannabis in Australia use if for medicinal purposes, a new study has found. In the first study of its size in Australia, the National Drug Research Institute is conducting an anonymous online survey...
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ASEAN adopts rights pact despite criticism

SOUTH-EAST Asian leaders have endorsed a human rights declaration which they called a breakthrough for the region but critics said it fell well below global standards. Leaders of the 10-member Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN) adopted...
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Qld's southeast battens down again

A severe storm warning has been issued for Queensland's southeast. Source: AAP DANGEROUS thunderstorms with large hailstones are moving into Queensland's southeast corner, with the weather bureau issuing warnings for the region. The bureau...
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