Arnold Schwarzenegger in Australia: Pushes for Climate Change with $995 per Photo Taken with Him
PM Julia Gillard and Arnold Schwarzenegger calls for Australians to act on Climate Change
Female Israeli Soldiers Shown in Very Provocative, Sexy, Half-Nude VIDEO
As if the reprimand or punishment they received for their unwanted photos on Facebook were not enough, the same set of female Israeli soldiers are on the pounce again, this time purposely recording themselves in a very provocative, sexy, half-nude video showing off their curvaceous and vavavoom booties and bodies. And as with their earlier photos, they likewise released the video for the world to know.
PM JuLia Gillard Reacts to Opposition's Fundraiser Menu: 'Sexist, Insensitive to Women '
PM Julia Gillard was a subject of a sexist menu served at the Opposition’s fundraiser activity
Groups Accuse NSW Government of Altering Coal Train Pollution Report
The Coal Terminal Action Group (CTAG) in New South Wales (NSW) and the Greens Party are accusing the NSW government of altering an environmental study on the impact of dust from coal trains.
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PM Julia Gillard Increases Funding for Western Australia Schools to $920M
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China Moves to Set Up University Campuses Overseas
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Istanbul Days of Protests: Police Strike More Violently, Protesters Strike Back, Officials Gave Contradictory Statements
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Russia’s Duma Passes Anti-Gay Propaganda Law By Whopping 436-0 Landslide Vote
Russia's Duma or lower parliament has just passed by a whopping 436-0 landslide vote a legislative bill banning gay propaganda that is aimed to people at under 18 years old. The bill effectively passes on to the upper parliament and to Russian President Vladimir Putin before getting into a full-fledged law.
American 4-Yr-Old Shoots Own Father Dead: A Surprise Visit Gone Wrong
Gun owners as well as weapons control management advocates and kibitzers are again at odds. A freak tragic accident has claimed the life of a Phoenix, Arizona man when his own 4-year old son took hold of a loaded gun and pointed it on his chest, in a surprise visit to the house of his former roommate gone wrong.
Australians' Personal Data Accessed By Government 300,000 Times
Reports from the Attorney-General's department contained information regarding the continued access of Australians' personal information almost 300,000 times or exactly 293,501 times between 2011and 2012.
Australian Dollar Outlook - 12 June 2013
Bell FX Currency Outlook: It has been an interesting 24 hours, the Australian dollar is higher, after bouncing back from heavy losses that saw it almost hit an three-year low
overnight.
PM Julia Gillard Suffers Negative Feedback After Controversial Comment on Abortion
Australian Labor Party Prime Minister Julia Gillard suffers backlash as different sectors find her ‘gender war’ strategy desperate
Istanbul Days of Protests: The Peaceful Istanbul Protesters –Hairdressers, Prayer Groups, Library for Children, Creative Workshops
Istanbul protesters, since day 1, were peaceful people comprise of different groups, including women and children, until police comes in the night
Sudan Threatens to Freeze Oil Deals with South
Sudan on Sunday threatened to put on hold nine security and economic pacts with South Sudan, including one on vital oil shipments, if its neighbour continues its alleged support for rebel groups.
Single Mothers, Women in Houston, US Receive Free Guns, Firearms Training
As the U.S. can't seem to share one voice yet on policies and measures regarding gun control, a nonprofit group has started giving free firearms training and equipping single women and single moms with free shotguns.
Rio Australia Mines Being Eyed by China, India
Rio Tinto's coal assets in Australia are being eyed by suitors from China and India.
TV Ad Warns Afghans Against Travelling To Australia By Boat: Govt. Offers No Guarantee To Asylum Seekers (VIDEO)
The Australian government has launched a TV ad that warns Afghans of indiscriminate travel by boat to Australia. The government said it will continue to transfer people arriving to Australia to Nauru or Manus Island, with no guarantee of being accepted as a refugee. The add airs on Afghanistan's prime time television.
Russia to Impose Stringent Measures Against Gays, Including Fines for Those Propagating Homosexuality and Deportation for Foreigners
Headwinds will collide in Russia as parliament mulls to approve a new anti-gay law bill that not only seeks to arrest and imprison people for promoting homosexuality but also impose stringent fines. Foreigners who are members of the LGBT community don't hold international immunity and will be immediately deported.
Australian Dollar Outlook - 11 June 2013
Bell FX Currency Outlook: The Australian Dollar has opened below USD0.9500 this morning following some disappointing Chinese data over the weekend.
China Hurtles Into Space on Newest Space Mission Shenzhou-10
At 17:38 Beijing time (09:38 GMT) on Tuesday, China will again hurtle into space its newest space mission aboard Shenzhou-10 as part of plans to build and place a permanent Chinese space station above the Earth in the near future.
Syrian Boy, 15, Executed by Al-Qaeda Jihadists for Not Giving Coffee on Credit
A Syrian mother grieves for her 15-year-old son shot by rebels before her for blasphemy.
Will Bill Shorten Take the Shorter Route and Help Unseat PM Julia Gillard?
Despite pressure from some Australian Labor Party (ALP) members, Workplace Relations Minister Bill Shorten is not taking a shortcut to power by withdrawing support for Prime Minister Julia Gillard.
Nelson Mandela Still in “Serious but Stable Condition”, South Africans Ready to Let Him Go
Nelson Mandela remains in the hospital as South Africans pray for him
Talibans Behead Two Boys in Afghanistan for Spying
The Talibans in Afghanistan beheaded two boys in the southern Afghan province of Kandahar for spying, BBC quotes officials.
Iran Space Centre Launches: Iran to Pursue Ambitious Space Program
Iran announced a major breakthrough in its space program on Sunday, setting up its first space center to monitor bodies hovering in the orbit.
British PM David Cameron Asks Google to Clamp Down Child on Pornography
British PM David Cameron wants Google and other search engine companies to do something about the proliferation of child pornography on the Internet. Cameron said lives are at risk if child porn if search engines like Google, continue to bring up graphic and sexual images of children on Internet search results.
NSW Finance Minister Greg Pearce Accused Of UsingTaxpayers Money For HIs Travels
New South Wales Finance Minister Greg Pearce is being accused of using taxpayers money to fund his parliamentary travels that coincided with various sporting events across Australia.
Inadequate Funding for Federal Small Business Commissioner Raises Concern
Lack of stability and inappropriate funding for federal small business has led the small business shadow minister Bruce Billson to take up the issue for immediate solution.
After Labor Loses State Election, Former Queensland Premier Anna Blight Battles Cancer
After Labor lost the last state election in 2012, former Queensland Premier Anna Bligh is now battling cancer. The 52-year-old politician was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma after a tumour was removed from her neck at the St Vincent Hospital in Sydney last week.
Aussie Workers’ Group Seek Entry of Foreign Prostitutes Using 457 Visas (VIDEOS)
Amid claims that Australia's 457 visas for skilled workers is being abused by employers, the Australian Sex Workers' Association (ASWA) is calling on the federal government to allow the entry of foreign sex trade workers using that visa category.
Ousted PM Eddie Obeid on his Corruption Allegations: 'We Will Be Vindicated!'
Ousted PM Eddie Obeid remains confident that he will be vindicated from corruption allegations leveled against him and his family. Mr. Obeid faced the ICAC recently over corruption issues that claimed he made millions of dollars from the mining licenses issued to him by former minister Ian MacDonald.
Istanbul, Turkey Days of Protests: Day 9, Turks Make Clear What they Demand from the Government
The Turks were now clear about what they want; apparently the government chose to remain deaf
Israel Defense Forces to Ban Social Media Accounts after Female Soldiers Post Sexy Photos to Facebook
Israel Defense Forces or IDF is on its way of passing a regulation specifying limitations on soldier’s use of social networks.
Sydney Line Pushes Through With Driverless Trains Amid Safety Concerns
Amid safety concerns raised by some sectors particularly the Rail, Train and Bus Union, the NSW government is pushing through with its plan to operate Sydney's North West Rail Link with driverless trains.
Australian Employers Oppose Proposed Reforms To The 457 Visa Scheme
Australian employers have expressed opposition to the proposed reforms by the government to the 457 visa scheme. They complain of the tedious compliance requirements that the changes will bring, and accuses the government of politicising the issue and perpetuating fictitious stories of systemic abuse to justify such reforms.
Cleveland Kidnapping Victims to Receive Yearly Relief Payments and Free Rides to College
Cleveland kidnapping victims, Amanda Berry, Gina de Jesus and Michelle Knight are to be given $25,000 per year and college tuition
Why did US Soldier Robert Bales Kill Civilians in Afghanistan?
The world had been asking why a hero will kill innocent civilians. American soldier Robert Bales finally had the answer.
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