Amnesty Certificates Inneffective in Protecting Women Returnees?
Sam Lawino, a northern Ugandan journalist, says the amnesty certificates given to the returnees to protect them from being labeled as killers and attracting revenge are ineffective.
Furyk Misses Out on Atlanta
Despite just making the Presidents Cup team, Jim Furyk has missed out on an opportunity to defend his title at the TOUR Championship next week.
Women Called to Help Global Economy
Women can help the global economy recover and expand, said Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton Sept. 16, outlining a comprehensive strategy to achieve economic expansion at the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation's Women and the Economy Summit, held in San Francisco.
Abortion Hinders Achievement of Development Goals
Brazil is on track to meet targets to improve maternal health, goal No. 5 of the Millennium Development Goals, U.N. targets that countries worldwide have pledged to achieve by 2015.
Whiz-kid Lexi Makes LPGA History
Golden girl Lexi Thompson made LPGA Tour history on Sunday when she became the youngest winner in the 61-year history of the Tour.
NCCP Will Fine Tune Broker 'Quality'
The quality that consumers perceive is being provided by mortgage brokers, in comparison with banks and credit unions, will improve following the introduction of the NCCP, according to the MFAA.
New Aussie Film Sheds Light on Workplace Conflict
A new multi award-winning Australian drama, released last week, aims to take its audience inside the claustrophobic, controversial and often explosive world of conflict resolution in the workplace.
How Culture Clashes Could Make or Break Your Asia Dream Vacation
It may seem obvious to say so, but based on the many faux pas by westerners in the past, it seems worth repeating: customs differ from country to country in Asia. While there are similarities, there are also major differences.
Results from the 2011 Community Survey
Our 2011 Community Survey is now complete and we have some interesting information about TP members we'd like to share with you.
The Big Tiger Tumble Continues
Tiger Woods has tumbled to No 49 on the latest World Rankings list but it looks as if he might just squeeze into his own Chevron World Challenge by the skin of his teeth.
Global Environmental News Updates 20/09/2011
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Rugby World: Lièvremont picks Parra and Yachvili
Rather than choose between scrum-halves Morgan Parra and Dimitri Yachvili, France coach Marc Lièvremont has done what only he could...he has picked both to face the All Blacks in Auckland on Saturday.
Rugby Match Officials for September 20-25
French-speaking Irishman Alain Rolland will be the man in the middle when New Zealand take on France in Saturday's World Cup Pool A decider.
2nd FINA World Aquatics Convention
Following a highly successful inaugural Convention in Punta Del Este, Uruguay in 2010, FINA is pleased to announce the 2nd FINA World Aquatics Convention to be held in Moscow (Russia) on 30th October - 1st November 2012.
China Launches Anti-Missile Military Weapon Raises Queries from Pentagon
Beijing has confirmed a successful test for a new technology designed to shoot down missiles in mid-air. This is a move that military experts claim to be a breakthrough for China's armed forces.
Another Bad Monday, Now For Tuesday's Good News
Complicating matters last night were reports of another big loss for German Chancellor, Angela Merkel in a state election in Berlin on Sunday.
Retail: Premier Did Better Than It Seems / Target’s New CEO
So was Premier Investments another victim of revealing a poor profit result on a down day for the wider market?
The Ugly Journey of Our Trash
No one knows for sure but scientists think over six million tons of marine debris may be entering our ocean every year.
Updates: Gunns Optimism; Macarthur Bids Extended until 20 Sept 2011
It was a bit of a crazy first day back on the boards for Tasmanian company Gunns, with the shares up and down like a timber fellers' convention.
Europe: Still Fluid, Still Uncertain, Still A Big Worry
Financial markets ended their best week in more than two months on Friday as the relief rally continued.
The Top 10 Asian Martial Arts
Martial arts have been a part of Asian culture for over two millenium with China, India, Korea, Japan, Thailand and Vietnam being important centers for their development and eventual spread throughout the Far East.
Genesys Set to Defend Teams Title in Classic
Genesys Wealth Advisers cycling team will attempt to defend last year’s win by Ben Grenda and defend their teams classification when the Paradice Investment Management Goulburn to Sydney Cycle Classic is held on the 17th & 18th of September.
New 'Jelly' Batteries Could Provide Cheap, Safe Power for Small Electronics
Innovative polymer gel batteries promise a safer alternative to traditional lithium batteries.
How Can I Prepare Myself and My Pets for a Disaster or Emergency?
Some planning now can make a world of difference later for you and your pets.
Third Fall in Four Quarters for Home Building
New home building has seen its third decline in four quarters, and could deteriorate further in the year ahead.
KFC Removes ‘Free to Roam’ Claims from Australian Website
Major fast food chain KFC has removed claims that it sources chickens that are 'free to roam' from its Australian website.
HP Promises WebOS Developers an 'Updated Strategy'
Friday evening, after retailers began showing $99 liquidation prices for the discontinued HP TouchPad, Hewlett-Packard sent a missive to its registered WebOS developers, vaguely outlining the changes that will take place after the company shutters its WebOS hardware division and considers alternatives for the mobile operating system.
Global Environment News Updates 15/09/2011
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SMSF Changes Could Impact Rental Market
Changes to regulations surrounding self-managed super funds could ultimately impact on rental affordability, it has been claimed.
Lady Gaga, Bono to honor Bill Clinton
Live concert at the Hollywood Bowl to honor the former president and his philanthropic efforts.