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First man on the moon lands in Australia

Neil Armstrong, the United States Naval Aviator who set foot on the Moon on July 21, 1969 as part of NASA's Apollo 11 mission, is set to have a rare visit in Australia.

Distant galaxies grazing on star-making fuel

Astronomers have discovered that galaxies in the distant universe continuously ingested their star-making fuel over long periods of time like grazing cows. This goes against previous theories that galaxies devoured their fuel like voracious tigers in quick bursts after run-ins with other galaxies.

5 Tips in Choosing Health Insurance

In Choice’s annual review of health insurance policies, undertaken to find the best value cover on the market, each of the major health funds and many of the smaller providers were assessed. When choosing Health Insurance, consumer group Choice advises to:

Industry allays consumer concerns on solar power safety

Australia’s renewable energy sector has reassured consumers about the safety of household solar power systems after NSW Government released a statement yesterday discussing the results of an audit conducted by the Office of Fair Trading.

Australia's business confidence staggers to 15-year lows

Small business support for the Australian Government has fallen to a 15-year low, according to the Sensis Business Index released today. SMEs have become much less supportive of the Federal Government’s policies, with the indicator declining sharply during the quarter to be the lowest level since February 1996.

One in five overworked Aussies yearning for leisure

One in five Australian workers would like to work less, with most wanting more time for social and recreational pursuits, according to the latest Australian Social Trends released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).

Borrowers warned of luring mortgage deals

Financial comparison website RateCity is warning Australian borrowers to carefully review enticing home loan interest rate promotions, following several new promotions and home loans hitting the market this month.

Kate Middleton and Jane Austen are distant cousins!

Family history website Ancestry.com.au has revealed Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge, and Austen, best known for her novels focusing on lower gentry or middle class women and their romantic interactions with men of higher rank and wealth, are related through their common ancestor Henry Percy, the 2nd Earl of Northumberland.

New Android applications in the market for free

These days, speculations suggest that the Android Market still has great advantage over the iTunes App Store. Besides the fact that it still has more carrier options, the Android Market provides more free apps with fresh ones coming to the market. Positive reviews on these free apps brought three of them in the spotlight. They are App Backup and Restore, Shaky Tower and Dogfight.

New applications and accessories exclusive for iPad

Apple, iPad’s maker, never fails to enthrall its patrons with fantastic innovations in their quest to provide quality gadgets. In lieu with this quest, it has recently created new applications for iPad that more and more people would enjoy its use. Let’s go through them one by one.

Saltwater reservoir found in Saturn Moon

The best evidence yet for a large-scale saltwater reservoir beneath the icy crust of Saturn's moon Enceladus has been recently discovered by NASA's Cassini spacecraft. The data came from the spacecraft's direct analysis of salt-rich ice grains close to the jets ejected from the moon.

Exxon Mobil to expand Adelaide terminal

ExxonMobil Australia subsidiary Mobil Oil Australia plans to increase fuel storage capacity at its Adelaide terminal with the construction of new 9 million litre diesel tank.

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