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Members of the Australia-New Zealand Chamber of Commerce and Philippines-Australia Business Council met in Manila recently to discuss projects and programs to address issues of urban poverty; food, clothing and education for street children; building
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Australian firm Blade Petroleum Ltd. has tapped Houston-based Tristone Capital Ltd. as exclusive financial advisor to the Cadlao oil field located in offshore Northwest Palawan Basin. In a statement, Blade Petroleum said that it has appointed Tristone
- Moody can consider coaching England cricket team
Tom Moody, currently in charge of Western Australia, said he could consider coaching the England cricket team if an offer is made to him. England coach Peter Moores was sacked Wednesday following his fall-out with skipper Kevin Pietersen. Former Sri
- Soldier's body comes home
THE body of the eighth Australian soldier killed in Afghanistan has been returned to Melbourne as the Government defends soldiers against allegations they could have been responsible for the death of Afghan civilians. The coffin of Private Greg Sher
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. A.U.S.I. Introducing the FIRST BUSINESS EDGE course IN KENYA . Coastweek - - FIRST IN KENYA. Australian Studies Institute (AUSI) in conjunction with Edith Cowan University becomes the first in Kenya to introduce a Business Edge course. This is
- Los Angeles: Rocket's rocket
EXCLUSIVE: AUSTRALIAN legend Rod 'Rocket' Laver says we must scour the bush for the next generation of talent or risk becoming a tennis backwater. Laver, widely rated among the best players in history after twice winning the Grand Slam, said he was upset
- Woman burned alive in Papua New Guinea
SYDNEY, Australia -- Police in rural Papua New Guinea said Friday they were investigating the killing of a woman who was tied to a wooden pole, surrounded by rubber tires and set on fire. A group of people bound and gagged the young woman, carried her to
- Three NATO troops killed in Afghanistan
Three soldiers in the NATO-led force helping to fight extremists in Afghanistan have been killed in the south of the country, the alliance's International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) said. No Australian soldiers were involved in Friday's incident, a
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