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Category 5 Tropical Cyclone Ita is seen approaching the far north Queensland coast of Australia, in this NOAA satellite file image taken at 0130EST/0530GMT on April 10, 2014. People in heavily populated Pacific and Indian Ocean coastal regions beyond the

Global Warming Pushing Pacific Tropical Cyclones Away from Equator Going Toward the Poles; Hong Kong, Taiwan, Shanghai, Japan and South Korea at Risk

A new NOAA-led study released by US researchers has presented a glimpse of potentially more droughts to countries near the Equator. It found global warming is pushing Pacific tropical cyclones away from the equator going toward the poles, potentially risking Japan and Korea peninsula and other regions with generally larger populations during cyclone season.

Russia Threatens to Cut Off U.S GPS Operations

Russia slowly severs the tie with the United States as it will suspend American GPS operations in Russia come June 1. In the same clause Russia will also stop supporting Washington in using Russian-made rocket engines for military satellite launches.
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Budget 2014: Three Word Budget Protest Starts on Twitter

People turned to the social media Twitter to express their thoughts in a form of protest after Australian Treasurer Joe Hockey delivered the first budget under the government of Prime Minister Tony Abbot on Tuesday night.

Budget 2014: What it Means to an Ordinary Aussie

Australian Treasurer Joe Hockey delivered the first budget under the government of Prime Minister Tony Abbot on Tuesday night. The treasurer stated that the budget aimed to put a national effort to for the Australians to fix the budget together. So what does the budget means to an ordinary Australian citizen?

Abbott Government's Plans to Scrap ARENA Raises Fears of Australia Being Left Behind in Renewable Energy

Prime Minister Tony Abbott may be abandoning his support for clean and renewable energy in Australia if the government is planning to cut the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) in the budget. ARENA chairman Greg Bourne has warned the Abbott government will be out "cleaning the decks" if the agency's remaining unallocated funds worth $1 billion were returned to consolidated.
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PM Tony Abbott Lists Repealing Carbon Tax & Stopping Boats as Election Promises, But Excludes Not Raising Taxes; Confirms Deficit Tax for Those Earning More Than $180,000

In a bid to appease Coalition members, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott met on Monday with 200 Coalition staff and reminded them that he intends to keep his campaign promises. But he mentioned only repealing the carbon tax, fixing the budget, stopping the boats and building the roads of the 21st century.

Australian Tax Office to Cut 3,000 Jobs

As part of the Abbott government's cost-cutting measures to be announced this week in the budget, the Australian Tax Office (ATO) will axe 3,000 jobs, reports said.

FCC vs. Over 100 Internet Companies on 'Net Neutrality Plan'

Federal Communications Commission has received massive opposition from over 100 leading Internet companies over the proposed net neutrality plan, which is aimed at regulating the online providers' management of Web traffic.

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