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Angus Reid Global Monitor
July 19, 2008
Thanh Nien Daily
July 19, 2008
A court in Ho Chi Minh City sentenced a Vietnamese-Australian woman to life imprisonment and her husband to a 20-year jail term Friday after convicting the ...
RTT News
July 19, 2008
(RTTNews) - Saturday, a court in Ho Chi Minh City sentenced Hoang Le Thuy, 42, a Vietnamese-Australian woman, to life imprisonment and her husband, ...
Cybergrass
July 19, 2008
Aussie songwriting forces Kasey Chambers and Shane Nicholson have teamed together for the first time to write and record the country and bluegrass infused ...
Melbourne Herald Sun
July 19, 2008
At the recent launch of his book, former priest turned historian Paul Collins claimed the
Catholic Church was out of step with young
Australians. ...
This is London
July 19, 2008
Pope Benedict apologised today for sexual abuse in the
Catholic Church in
Australia, saying those responsible should be brought to justice. ...
ABC Online
July 19, 2008
There has been a dramatic rise in the number of West Australians losing their homes from rising interest rates and the increased cost of living. ...
Times of India
July 19, 2008
New Delhi: Australian customs has joined the fight to save the Indian tiger. Its officers will soon impart specialised intelligence training to custom ...
Scotland on Sunday
July 19, 2008
By Nicholas
Christian HEATH Ledger is to be posthumously honoured for his contribution to the Australian film industry. The Perth-born actor will be given ...
Washington Post
July 19, 2008
CHICAGO (Reuters) - Australians Gavin Coles and Nick Flanagan, both gunning for a first US PGA Tour win, shared the lead going into Sunday's final round of ...
Sydney Morning Herald
July 18, 2008
FOR the past two years,
Australia's Paspaley family have been selling South Sea pearls to wealthy buyers along the Persian Gulf, the world's one-time ...
ABC Online
July 17, 2008
United States farm lobby groups say they'll join Australian farmers in pushing to get
Kyoto Protocol rules changed to give them credit for storing
carbon in ...
Goal.com
July 17, 2008
Littbarski's failure at
Fukuoka may have a broader impact than
Australians first imagine. Defying conventional Japanese wisdom, Littbarski bucked the trend ...
Indianapolis Star
July 15, 2008
Bevilaqua and the Seattle Storm's Lauren Jackson were the only
Australians to remain in
the United States during the 2008 WNBA season.
ABC Online
July 15, 2008
In local church communities they have met young Australians whom they may accompany to Sydney. The energies created in these meetings will be intensified in ...
Radio Australia
July 15, 2008
And he's urging
Australians in
Sudan to get in touch with authorities, in case the situation deteriorates. "We are of course very concerned that situation ...
Bangkok Post
July 15, 2008
Hanoi (dpa) - Police in
Vietnam arrested an Australian woman of Vietnamese origin for smuggling heroin, raising the number of
Australians arrested in the ...
The Canberra Times
July 15, 2008
Until now the global credit crisis has been a story of peripheral interest to most
Australians. But that may change if recent events in
the United States ...
SmartCompany.com.au
July 15, 2008
Australians feel more uncomfortable carrying large amounts of cash around in their wallet or purse than any other people in the world, a new global survey ...
Money Management
July 15, 2008
Unisys looked at the attitudes of Australians towards using mobile phones to pay bills on the run. "Payments and transactions via mobile devices are an ...
Stuff.co.nz
July 15, 2008
NO MONEY DOWN: According to a new study, Australians are reluctant to pay bills using mobile phones or PDAs. An overwhelming majority of Australians would ...
The Canberra Times
July 14, 2008
''The
Australians to be commemorated in Bonner have made a massive contribution towards making
Australia a fairer nation. ''Their efforts have improved life ...
Melbourne Herald Sun
July 14, 2008
MORE than half of all young
Australians would be "happy" if their mate opted to become a
Catholic priest, nun or brother, according to a new poll. ...
Sky News Australia
July 14, 2008
A majority of Australians say they would not consider using a mobile phone for online transactions, including banking or shopping. ...
NEWS.com.au
July 14, 2008
Australians may be latte and cappuccino drinkers in public, but they prefer instant coffee at home, a survey has found. A report on Australians' ...
Australian IT
July 14, 2008
Australians have a reputation for being effective users of
technology. The next step is to become more innovative users of technology, with local suppliers, ...
Australian IT
July 14, 2008
Ingelbrecht says Australians spend about 1.4 hours a week accessing social networking sites such as Facebook and MySpace. While the statistics show that ...
NEWS.com.au
July 14, 2008
Australians are among the world's most unlikely users of hard cash, and feel the most uncomfortable about carrying big wads of it in their wallets, ...
Sydney Morning Herald
July 14, 2008
A majority of Australians say they would not consider using a mobile phone for online transactions, including banking or shopping. ...
The Age
July 14, 2008
Pictures: AP Photo: AFP
Australians should have more
children as the institutions of marriage and family are under siege,
Australia's most senior Catholic ...
PALGN
July 14, 2008
According to Screenplay, Australians spent $1.57 billion on games and gaming hardware last financial year. This is an increase of over 50 per cent on the ...
Business Spectator
July 14, 2008
Australians are leading the way when it comes to using less cash and embracing new payment technologies, a new survey shows. The research, conducted across ...
HULIQ (press release)
July 14, 2008
Indigenous Australians eat more white bread, processed meat, added butter and added sugar than the average Australian, and fall well short of national fruit ...
Melbourne Herald Sun
July 14, 2008
By David Nason
Australians have a "quite robust" tolerance for battlefield casualties in
Afghanistan, Defence Minister Joel Fitzgibbon said yesterday as the ...
Independent
July 13, 2008
By Kathy Marks in Sydney A spoof advertising campaign promoting an Australian invasion of
New Zealand has prompted mirth and outrage on both sides of "the ...
Sydney Morning Herald
July 12, 2008
Defence Minister Joel Fitzgibbon said the Australians were due to leave next week but the mission would not proceed until security improved. ...
Australian-Media.com.au
July 12, 2008
The Australian has reported that Australians will not be receiving new supplementary channels by New Years Day 2009. At least one network has spoken to the ...
The Times
July 11, 2008
I wondered why the Australians had not been brought in line with the rest of the world until I read an article in the motoring supplement of the Daily ...
