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Hillary Clinton called Canada as an “indispensable partner” of the United States on the world stage.
Australia's Trade Chief Thinks Obama's Climate Change Plan 'Lacks Substance'
Australia's Trade Minister Andrew Robb has described U.S. President Barack Obama's climate change plan as having "no action associated with it." Robb said the president's bid to cut power-plant emissions in the U.S. lacks substance.
Iraq Crisis: US-Iran Alliance In talks for Iraq’s Aid against Militants
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Mass killings by Islamist militants were posted on Twitter; as military killed 279 in 24 hours; Bishop urged Aussies to leave Iraq ASAP
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Oklahoma Tea Party Candidate Scott Esk Endorses Biblical Practice of Stoning Gay People to Death
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Iraq Terror: USS George HW Bush for Air Strikes Flown; AU Vows to Follow US
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Tony Abbott Assures 'Most Dependable Friend' to U.S. as Obama 'Maintains Stand' on Climate Change
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has pledged as the "most dependable" friend of the U.S. in a meeting with Pres. Barack Obama.
Climate Change: Australia Advised to Brace for More Devastating Indian Ocean Weather Events; Expect More and Severe Drought, Bushfires, Floods
As the world awaits for the potential impacts of a looming El Niño in the Pacific Ocean, countries around the Indonesian archipelago have been advised to brace for more devastating Indian Ocean weather events that could bring more and severe drought, bushfires and floods to affected countries, Australia included.
Canadian Teachers to go on 'Full-scale Strike' Starting June 17
Canadian teachers in British Columbia are set go on a full-scale strike starting June 17 if the government and the BC Teachers' Federation do not settle to have a contract agreement by the weekend.
Individual Shareholders of Japan Nuclear Power Plants Want Reduced Reliance on Nuke Energy – Report
Individual shareholders of Japan's nuclear power plants want the government to review the country's current energy mix to rely less on nuclear energy, a report by the Asahi Shimbun said.
Climate Change: Countries that Contributed Less are Most Vulnerable; Top Three are Cambodia, Vietnam, Bangladesh; Australia is 31st Least Affected
While most of the dangerous gases that had built up in the atmosphere over the years may have come from countries in the Earth's northern hemisphere, it is the countries however in the south that will bear the impact of the planet's global warming and climate change, a report released by ratings agency Standard & Poor's said.
New Zealand and UK Not Joining Tony Abbott's Alliance to Block Global Climate Change Agenda
After Australia's Prime Minister Tony Abbott expressed his intentions of seeking an alliance with "like-minded" nations to counter U.S. President Barack Obama's climate change agenda, the conservative climate and energy minister of the UK has rejected the idea.
15,000 Australians Hold Anti-Budget Protest in Melbourne
About 15,000 union members and construction workers showed their dislike for the Abbott government's first federal budget by a protest on Thursday in Melbourne.
11-Year-Old Chastises Tony Abbott for Pathetic Stand on Gay Marriage
A letter by an 11-year-old Australian boy chastising Prime Minister Tony Abbott for his pathetic stand on gay marriage has gone viral. It was initially posted on Facebook, including the reply of Mr Abbott, and is reposted in various Web sites in different parts of the world, reports News.com.au.
NZ Gov't Ignores Need For Further Protection of Maui 'Hobbit' Dolphins
New Zealand has rejected calls from marine biologists to improve the protection of the rare Maui or "hobbit" dolphins.
Tony Abbott vs. Barack Obama: Differences in Climate Change Policies to Affect G20 Meeting
As climate change continues to affect global economies, the environment and weather patterns, the gulf between world leaders, U.S. President Barack Obama and Australia Prime Minister Tony Abbott, is looming on the horizon.
500,000 Iraqi Forced to Flee From Mosul Takeover - IOM
An estimated 500,000 Iraqi have been forced to flee from Mosul, Ninewa governorate, the second largest city in Iraq after Armed Opposition Groups (AOG) completely took over the city according to International Organization for Migration (IOM).
IBM Competes for $11 Billion Pentagon Project
IBM bids for the new Pentagon IT system worth $11 billion in realisation
EU Reviews Directive on Nuclear Safety Use, Implements Tougher Rules
The European Union has released a new set of draft laws sought to tighten safety standards and improve supervision of nuclear facilities in the region.
Tony Abbott Pops into Hugh Jackman’s AM Workout; PM Continues to Meet Whoever He Wants
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JK Rowling Donates £1m to ‘No’ Campaign, ‘Worried’ of Scotland's Independence
JK Rowling donated £1 million to Scotland’s anti-independence campaign.
Citizens Beware: Canada Wants Answers on Quebec Jailbreak, Interpol Issues Alert on 3 Fugitives
Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard has ordered a probe and wants immediate answers on how three fugitives were able to escape from a jail near Quebec City over the weekend using a helicopter.
Canadian MPs Accused of 'Overspending', Urged to Pay Over $1M Taxpayers’ Money
Canadian MPs were urged to pay $1.17 million of taxpayers' money after they had been accused of overspending.
New Zealand Unaware of Abbott's 'Alliance' in Email Mistakenly Sent to Media
An email from the office of New Zealand Prime Minister John Key was accidentally sent to a Newstalk ZB reporter which revealed details not to be shared yet in public. The contents of Mr Key's personal notes include a killin and a secret meeting of United Nations ambassadors to Queenstown.
Looming El Niño Forces Australia to Lower Down 2014-15 Wheat Production Forecast by 1%
Australia on Wednesday lowered its 2014-15 wheat production forecast by one per cent due to the looming El Niño weather phenomenon.
PM Abbott 'Hints Crackdown' on Apple et al; Obama Finds PM ‘Intriguing’
Prime Minister Tony Abbott's recent keynote speech in New York has hinted a looming crackdown on Apple, Microsoft, Google and other international companies, as revealed in the notes prepared for his speech to the Australian-American Business Luncheon.
Rising Global Warming Speeds Up Carbon Dioxide Emissions of Ocean Waters
A new study released by researchers from the University of Edinburgh in Scotland has said the release of carbon dioxide emissions by the world's oceans is being heightened up by the continued rise of global warming temperatures.
#Canadia and Top Ten of Tony Abbott’s Gaffes
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783 Australians Made it to Queen’s Birthday Honours List
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Hillary Clinton Says Julia Gillard Was a Victim of Outrageous Sexism; Former PM’s Ex-BF Discloses $200,000 Offer to Lie About Home Renovation Funding
The United States' wannabe first female president, Hillary Clinton, defended Australia's first female prime minister, Julia Gillard, in her new book titled Hard Choices.
Tony Abbott to 'Forge Alliance' to Counter Obama's Efforts to Push Climate Change on Top
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott is seeking an alliance among "like-minded" nations to thwart efforts to introduce carbon pricing and American President Barack Obama's move to push climate change through global forums like G20.
US Firm Kurion Hired to Treat Fukushima Contaminated Radioactive Water
U.S.-based nuclear waste management company Kurion Inc announced on Monday it had been chosen by Tokyo Electric Power to treat the contaminated radioactive water at the crippled Fukushima Daiichi power plant.
New Zealander Killed in Syrian War; PM John Key Accused of 'Broadening Spying Powers'
New Zealand Prime Minister John Key revealed more than one Kiwi has been killed during the war in Syria. According to reports, one Kiwi is believed to be dead. Mr Key said there may be more casualties as a small group of New Zealanders continue to fight
Pressed to Provide Land For a Growing Population, China 'Bulldozes' 700 Mountains
China has literally moved to tearing down and flattening 700 mountains to provide land for its growing population.
Global Warming Affects Even the Dead, Washes Up World War II Graves in Marshall Islands
Global warming this time has affected even the bodies of the dead from World War II. The foreign minister of the Marshall Islands disclosed over the weekend that rising sea water levels have washed the remains of Japanese World War II soldiers from their graves.
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