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Global Temperature Nearing Dangerous Levels, Says Study

Greenhouse gas emissions are dangerously rising at an alarming level. The abnormally fast growth rate could push the Earth beyond the safe limit in terms of average global temperature. The report is based on the study conducted by the International Energy Agency (IEA). Rising temperatures have profound effects to economic growth, agriculture, water and energy supply, and public health.

Google Donates $1.6M to Fight Child Porn Online

Google pledges $1.6 million to the Internet Watch Foundation to fight child pornography in the Internet. The donation comes after British PM David Cameron urged Google to do something to address the issue of child porn.

PRISM Secret Facility in Australia Revealed

PRISM is not only in the US but Australia as well. A new secret communications facility courtesy of the Defence Department is designed to manage the deluge of intelligence data the United States shares with Australia.

Apple (AAPL) Inc's iTunes Radio Not a Threat to Pandora

With the entry of Google and Apple in the music streaming business, Wall Street analysts have predicted the end of the Internet radio pioneer, Pandora. Now that Google and Apple have respectively announced their answer to Internet radio - Google streaming music launched last month; Apple's iTunes Radio announced last Monday - market investors should keep a close look at Pandora and find it to be doing well despite the new and potential threats.

Telstra Deals With New Asbestos Claims, Union Leaders Demand Investigation

Telstra's exchange buildings are the focus of new asbestos claims as union leaders are demanding for an investigation. The exchange buildings contain some of the interconnection points of the National Broadband Network (NBN). Union leaders claim the presence of asbestos is not only limited to the communication pits but also in the company's exchange buildings.

Queensland Hit by Supercell Storm [PHOTOS]

Queensland was hit by a supercell storm on Wednesday night, leaving homes without roofs. The towns of Bony Mountain, Pratten and areas near Warwick were struck by a storm, causing trees and power lines to fall.

Flood Victims in Queensland Still Without New Homes

Most of the flood victims in Bundaberg are still homeless. It has been five months since the devastating waters swept the city. Bundaberg flood victims have no place to go since they lost their homes and personal belongings.

Newcrest Mining Face Probe on Plummeting Share Price

Pending an investigation, Newcrest Mining has promised to give its full cooperation and allow authorities to look into its disclosure record. The probe comes after share price of Newcrest Mining plummets to its all-time low in 30 years last week. The share price decreased by 15% as gold prices dropped as well.

Flood Alert: Australians Brace for More Floods--Scientists

According to a group of scientists in the University of Tokyo, Australia and other parts of the world will experience more floods because of climate change. The study was published in the Nature Climate Change journal today. Millions of people will be exposed to the risk of major floods which can result to loss of lives and property.

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.

Is Australia Losing Its Ability to Discover and Innovate?

The answer of Andrew Liveris, Dow Chemical global chairman and chief executive, to that question is a resounding "Yes". The chair of the Australia-US Business Council said that Australia is losing the ability to innovate and develop. Liveris said acknowledges that Australia has the resources and tools to discover new products and innovate.

Newcrest Mining Shuts Down Brisbane Office, Cuts 100 Jobs

The share price of Newcrest Mining falls to an all-time low in 30 years resulting in a $780 million loss for the company. Newcrest Mining blames the drop in gold prices on the company's decision to reduce spending by 20 percent.

Obesity Surgery More Effective in Treating Diabetes Says Research Study

Obesity surgery has been found to be more effective in reducing the risk of diabetes compared to nutrition and lifestyle changes. This is according to a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association.Although obesity surgery works better in actually reversing the effects of diabetes than medication, researchers also say there may be serious complications involved. The study took one year to complete. Based on the results of the study, those who underwent obesity surger...

Racism in Australia: Woman Subjects Schoolboy to Racial Abuse in Bus [VIDEO]

Another incident involving racism in Sydney was captured in video and posted in YouTube. In what seems to be a never-ending battle with racism, a 50-year-old woman harasses a schoolboy of Asian descent in a bus with verbal profanities. Both were passengers in a public bus and the video was taken by a fellow passenger who chose to be anonymous.

Pregnant Woman Injured in Tamahere Car Crash, Truck Driver Died in Separate Crash

Two car crashes in Wakaito resulted in one person's death while two others including a pregnant woman sustained injuries. A crash involving two vehicles was reported around 4:50am near Tamahere at the intersection between State Highway 1 and Cherry Lane. The Cambridge Road is now open to traffic after the vehicles have been cleared south of Hamilton.

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