Online sale website Click Frenzy was brought to a shuddering halt just minutes after opening.
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Sunday, August 31, 2014
Shaw apology must be sincere: Vic premier
MP Geoff Shaw must be sincere in his apology to parliament and in comments made elsewhere or he risks being held in contempt, Premier Denis Napthine says.
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Wall Street gains; Dow extends record
US stocks record solid gains after central banks in EU, UK, Japan and Brazil announce no changes to already loose monetary policy. 8 Mar 2013 9:28 AM
NATO would 'fully respect' Ukraine application
Secretary General holds emergency talks with Kiev ambassador.
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The government should lend small business a helping hand
Tax barriers, high compliance costs, and excessive red tape are preventing small and medium-sized businesses from succeeding, but is the federal government prepared to help the sector?
Poppy fascism
British broadcaster Jon Snow has been criticised for not wearing a poppy on air.
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Bulgaria's most wanted
Loyal friends support Australian Jock Palfreeman through his stint in one of the world's worst jails.
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Legislation for a faster, more reliable and cost effective classification of content such as mobile and online games was passed through Federal Parliament today. The reforms deliver on the Coalition Government's commitment to have a modern National Classification Scheme to better handle ever-changing content in a dynamic media environment. The Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) Amendment (Classification Tools and Other Measures) Act 2014 (Classification Act) amends the Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) Act 1995 to implement a number of 'first tranche' reforms that were agreed to by Commonwealth, state and territory classification Ministers.
Wedgetail aircraft return from Exercise Red Flag in Alaska : Department of Defence
Two Royal Australian Air Force E-7A Wedgetail aircraft have returned from Exercise Red Flag in Alaska where they participated in the world's most advanced international air combat training activity. Officer Commanding Number 42 Wing, Group Captain Antony Martin said that Exercise Red Flag Alaska is one of the biggest exercises the new E-7A Wedgetail aircraft participate in each year, involving a series of air combat and surveillance scenarios that test operational air and ground crews to the highest level. Red Flag Alaska saw participants from Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom and others come together in a large-forces exercise conducted in Alaska to simulate an air combat war-time scenario.
Man stabbed four times in Redfern in vicious attack - Sydney Morning Herald
Sky News Australia | Man stabbed four times in Redfern in vicious attack Sydney Morning Herald A 64-year-old man has been stabbed four times with a knife and pair of scissors as he walked along a footpath in Redfern on Saturday. The man was walking down Cope Street early on Saturday evening when he was attacked by four men, who kicked and ... Police want witnesses after Redfern stabbing |
Saturday, August 30, 2014
?Head stomped on? at bucks party
A BACHELOR party turned wild in Queensland, when an alleged fight between two of the guests ended with a man having his head stomped on.
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Aust demands release of peacekeepers
AUSTRALIA demands the immediate release of 44 Fijian peacekeepers held by Syrian rebels in the Golan Heights.
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Unit gutted in blaze north of Brisbane
FIREFIGHTERS have accounted for all of the occupants from a unit that caught fire north of Brisbane.
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China to rein back executive pay at state companies
Politburo approves tougher guidelines to keep executive spending in check.
News, priorities and politics
A media squabble has erupted over the reporting of the AWU scandal involving Julia Gillard.
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Asian markets end broadly lower on geopolitical worries
Tokyo slips as investors shift to yen; Seoul, Shanghai also lose ground.
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Australia on gun run to combat terror in Iraq as PM answers Barack Obama's ... - The Daily Telegraph
IBNLive | Australia on gun run to combat terror in Iraq as PM answers Barack Obama's ... The Daily Telegraph AUSTRALIA will fly plane loads of arms and munitions into Iraq to help Kurdish fighters battling to repel Islamic State terrorists. The Prime Minister Tony Abbott will announce today that Australia has agreed to a United States request to airlift support on RAAF ... We must fight this threat to world peace Abbott criticised for view that First Fleet was Australia's defining moment Abbott under fire over comment |
Bulgaria's most wanted
Loyal friends support Australian Jock Palfreeman through his stint in one of the world's worst jails.
Source: http://www.abc.net.au/bestof/
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Friday, August 29, 2014
Tokyo shares set to continue upward run
Stocks hit highest levels since before 2008 crisis. 8 Mar 2013 9:02 AM
30 years jail for Qld double murderer
FAMILY and friends of a couple murdered by a Queensland mechanic applauded when the judge sentenced the killer to a minimum of 30 years behind bars.
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Canberra would warn on Thai surrogacy ban
CANBERRA is ready to campaign to warn Australian couples not to travel to Bangkok for commercial surrogacy if Thailand bans the practice.
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Woodside sees growing merits of CNG over LNG
Coleman says he is confident Leviathon deal will be completed. 8 Mar 2013 7:12 AM
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European stocks finish week higher
London, Frankfurt and Paris shrug off Ukraine concerns to book modest gains.
Keep My Cool
Relish the beautiful harmonies of young Melbourne a cappella group Aluka.
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Picks of the week
In this week's essential reading guide, Kohler assesses our addiction to dividends, Bartholomeusz reflects on Qantas' massive loss, and Gottliebsen talks about how CEOs can learn from a new young player.
Source: http://www.businessspectator.com.au/article/2014/8/29/food-and-beverages/picks-week
Labor faces internal revolt over 457 reforms: report
Gillard scrambles to dampen cabinet, caucus dissent. 8 Mar 2013 4:37 AM
Transfield soars 23% on swing into black
Shares jump as services business signals stronger growth ahead despite challenges.
Source: http://www.businessspectator.com.au/news/2014/8/29/industries/transfield-soars-23-swing-black
Concerns before Christmas
Two-thirds of toys from discount and major retailers failed Australian safety standard tests.
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Banks cool on super reforms
Second round submissions to Murray Inquiry show hesitation to scope, speed of super changes.
Source: http://www.businessspectator.com.au/news/2014/8/29/politics/banks-cool-super-reforms
Thursday, August 28, 2014
Call for submissions on irradiation application
Applications to change the Code. Food safety standards information. Food safety standards information.
Why Google is kicking some privacy apps out of Android Play
Controversy reflects the control that Google and its rival Apple exert through their app stores.
Queenslanders have your say on child care reform! | Ministers' Media Centre
Queenslanders are being encouraged to have their say about making child care more affordable, flexible and accessible as new analysis shows the number of children enrolled in the state has increased by over 50,000 in just six years. In fact, Queensland families had the second highest child care usage in the nation at 25.6 hours per week. Queensland families should be able to plan child care around their work life, not their work life around child care, Ms Ley said.
Birds in the Basin
A study of the health of the Murray-Darling river system is facing a funding shortage.
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Bandt calls for bank levy to raise funds for budget
Bandt says plan would boost revenues, bank protection. 8 Mar 2013 1:08 PM
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Abbott's Monday fundraiser was for Kevin Andrews - Sydney Morning Herald
Sydney Morning Herald | Abbott's Monday fundraiser was for Kevin Andrews Sydney Morning Herald The fundraiser Prime Minister Tony Abbott attended that sparked a furore over his use of entitlements was held for cabinet mInister Kevin Andrews, Fairfax Media has learned. Mr Abbott skipped a traditional dinner with government senators to attend the ... |
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