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4 hrs ago | WTVF Nashville

Tenn. School Says Student Killed On Missionary

School officials from a Tennessee University said a 20-year-old student doing missionary work in Micronesia was killed.

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Related Topix: World News, Micronesia, Southern Adventist University, Chattanooga, TN

8 hrs ago | News.com.au

Nation braces for fire conditions

Extreme bushfire danger around the nation today has fire officials on high alert with record high temperatures expected.

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Related Topix: Fire, Natural Disasters, Wildfire, Australia, World News,

12 hrs ago | The Sydney Morning Herald

to stardom for hero pilot who ditched.

Thank you. Hero pilot lands plane in sea Norfolk Island airport manager Glenn Robinson tells 3AW about being part of the rescue mission to save six aircraft passengers stuck at sea.

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Related Topix: Samoa, World News

17 hrs ago | Raw Story

Gunman kills four in Pacific island rampage

A gunman went on the rampage in the Northern Mariana Islands in the western Pacific on Friday, killing at least four people and wounding eight mostly Korean tourists, officials and reports said.

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Related Topix: Northern Mariana Islands, World News

21 hrs ago | Tvnz.co.nz

Yarrow's Bakery says it held on job cuts for as long as possible

Yarrows Bakery in south Taranaki says lay-offs announced on Thursday were delayed for as long as possible.

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Related Topix: New Zealand, World News, Baked Goods, Life, Food, Bread,

Thu Nov 19, 2009

Telegraph.co.uk

Braineating tribe could help find treatment for mad cow disease

A cannibalistic tribe in Papua New Guinea, whose members used to eat the brains of dead relatives, provides an example of evolution that could help find a treatment for 'mad cow' disease, according to scientists.

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Related Topix: Mad Cow Disease, Health, Papua New Guinea, World News

The Sydney Morning Herald

'Something is wrong': Virgin chief hopes airfares will rise

Virgin Blue chief Brett Godfrey says he hopes airfares will return to stronger prices soon.

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Related Topix: Australia, World News, Travel, Australia Travel

NEWS.com.au

Fires rage as country swelters

Soaring temperatures, strengthening winds and possible thunderstorms have emergency services across South Australia on high alert / File Firetrucks collide while fighting fire 'Catastrophic fire conditions' declared Adelaide swelters in 43 degrees TWO firetrucks have collided while fighting a bushfire in South Australia, as many parts of the ...

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Related Topix: Fire, Australia, World News, Natural Disasters, Wildfire

Express India

Students from Africa, India suffer racism in Oz: Study

Over two-thirds of young people, mostly dark-skinned students from Africa and India, experience 'racial vilification' at schools in Australia, a new national study has said.

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Related Topix: Australia, World News

News.com.au

Bachelor boy pilot the hero of the hour

A FORMER Cleo Bachelor of the Year nominee has been revealed as the pilot who saved a critically-ill woman and five others on a CareFlight plane after being forced into an emergency landing.

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Related Topix: Samoa, World News

Wed Nov 18, 2009

AdelaideNow...

Mining: Nod for Chinese investment in SA project

AUSTRALIAN regulators have approved a Chinese state-owned company's $40 million stake deal in a South Australian magnetite joint venture.

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Related Topix: World News, China, Asia, Australia,

The Sydney Morning Herald

'Cosmic rays' may have caused Qantas plunge

An example of damage to ceiling panels above passenger seats on flight QF72. Photo: Air Transport Safey Board Cosmic rays are being considered by air safety investigators as a possible cause of a Qantas plane plunging twice in quick succession on its way from Singapore to Perth in October last year.

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Related Topix: Australia, World News, Travel

Stuff

Australia braces for catastrophic day

South Australia faces a second day of catastrophic bushfire danger on Thursday. Temperatures are expected to soar into the 40s across the state, with Adelaide also forecast to have a top of 43C.

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Related Topix: Australia, World News, Natural Disasters, Wildfire, Fire,

News.com.au

Wheelchair champ masters Kokoda Track

Paralympian Kurt Fearnley has crawled the entire rugged 96km of PNG's iconic Kokoda Track.

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Related Topix: Papua New Guinea, World News

Stuff

Family of woman tied up defend rest home

BED REST: The woman at the centre of the abuse claims is shown tied to the bed by a sheet.

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Related Topix: New Zealand, World News

Tue Nov 17, 2009

theangle.org | sremmah3

CPRS: A Taxing Question (Part Two)

It's not enough saying a cap-and-trade system will work in theory. Sure, the underlying economics behind a perfect cap-and-trade system are sound, but it is very unlikely any ETS ever developed will be perfect.

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Tvnz.co.nz

NZ crop spraying pilot dies in Western Australia plane crash

A New Zealand crop spraying pilot has been killed in a crash on a farm in Western Australia.

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Related Topix: Australia, World News, Air Accidents,

theangle.org | sremmah3

Scientologists Deny Senator's Allegations

The Church of Scientology has described a speech by independent Senator Nick Xenophon yesterday outlining allegations against the church as an "abuse of parliamentary privilege." The Church was responding to Senator Xenophon's statement in which he said he was "deeply concerned about this organisation and the devastating impact it can have on its ...

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Related Topix: Scientology, Religion

www.smh.com.au | sremmah3

Xenophon hits out at Scientology

I rise to speak tonight on an issue of utmost seriousness that I believe deserves a great deal of scrutiny by law enforcement agencies and by this parliament.

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Related Topix: Religion, Scientology, Australia, World News, Prison, Opinion

www.stuff.co.nz | sremmah3

Money for oil, gas exploration

Oil and gas companies operating in New Zealand have a combined war chest of around $800 million and they are actively exploring, says McDouall Stuart research head John Kidd.

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Related Topix: New Zealand, World News,

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