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- Soldiers return from Afghanistan
A group of Australian soldiers who served in Afghanistan have returned home to Darwin this morning. There were tears of joy from the family and friends of the soldiers who returned from southern Afghanistan. About 130 soldiers from the Darwin-based 7th
- Soldiers return from Afghanistan (ABC)
6:05 pm Pakistani forces attack militants near crash site July 4, 2009, 10:05 pm Two U.S. soldiers killed in complex Afghan attack July 4, 2009, 11:50 pm A group of Australian soldiers who served in Afghanistan have returned home to Darwin this morning.
- Kenyan wins Gold Coast Marathon on debut
Print E-mail GOLD COAST, Australia - First-time marathoner William Chebor of Kenya won the Gold Coast Marathon on Sunday in a time of 2 hours, 12 minutes, nearly five minutes ahead of second-place finisher Shane Nankervis of Australia. Nankervis finished
- PGGM ship begins maiden mission
TAIPEI, Taiwan -- An Evergreen Marine container ship, the first commercial marine vessel equipped to measure marine emissions, set sail Saturday as part of an ambitious project to measure and monitor the distribution of greenhouse gases in the Pacific
- 'Appropriate' for MPs to meet Dalai Lama
Foreign Minister Stephen Smith says it is entirely appropriate for an Australian parliamentary delegation to meet the Dalai Lama despite objections from China. Mr Smith said Chinese officials had made a low level condemnation of a meeting between the
- Australia moves to improve Malaysia ties
Australia's famously tetchy relationship with Malaysia is a thing of the past with the government moving to improve ties even further, Foreign Minister Stephen Smith says. Speaking ahead of his visit to Malaysia this week, Mr Smith said he wanted to
- Australia-US talks on climate, trade
Australia's objection to a US decision to reintroduce dairy export subsidies will be high on Agriculture Minister Tony Burke's agenda when he visits Washington DC this week. Mr Burke will meet with US officials in the US capital from July 6-8 to discuss
- Australia-US to discuss trade, climate
discuss trade market access, food security and climate , including the recent passage of the US climate bill through the House of Representatives. He is also expected to discuss the US administration's views on farm policy and the 2008 US Farm Bill. A
- Australia-US to discuss trade
Australia's objection to a US decision to reintroduce dairy export subsidies will be on Agriculture Minister Tony Burke's agenda when he visits Washington DC. Mr Burke will meet with US officials in the US capital from July 6-8 to discuss trade market
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