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| Obama to visit guam, indonesia, australia in late march - From home.kyodo.co.jp - 1 day 4 mts ago U.S. President Barack Obama will leave on March 21 for a visit to Guam, Indonesia and Australia, the White House said Friday. Obama was initially scheduled to depart next Thursday. The rescheduling of his trip is believed to reflect the presidents decision to stay in the United States longer to push for the adoption of a health care reform bill in Congress, which is seen as his most important domestic issue. |
| Health care battle delays obama pacific trip (brisbane times) - From us.rd.yahoo.com - 1 day 5 mts ago The fierce and fateful battle over health care reform forced President Barack Obama to delay his departure on a trip to Indonesia and Australia by three days, to March 21. |
| Aussie cabbie to take tourists on 4,000 - From feeds.singaporenews.net - 1 day 20 hrs 55 mts ago PERTH, Australia A Western Australian taxi driver named the states favorite cabbie in an online contest has won the right to take 22 passengers on a 4,000-mile (6,500-kilometer) ride. Oh... |
| Australia supports bluefin tuna conservation, nixes trade ban - From home.kyodo.co.jp - 2 day 1 hrs 10 mts ago Australia has backed measures to improve the conservation of Atlantic bluefin tuna, but believes the Monaco-proposed blanket trade ban would undermine the recovery of the species, Environment Minister Peter Garrett announced Friday. Backed by the 27-member European Union on Wednesday, the proposal would ban trade in bluefin tuna from the Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea under Appendix I of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species. |
| Rise in number of indians holidaying in australia - From www.singaporenews.net - 2 day 2 hrs 7 mts ago There has been a 26 percent increase in Indians holidaying in Australias Victoria state in the year ending December 2009 as compared to the same period in 2008, reveals a survey that comes in the backdrop of a string of attacks on Indian students in this country. |
| Australia warns against travel to thailand - From business-times.asiaone.com - 2 day 2 hrs 9 mts ago (SINGAPORE) One by one, more countries are advising its citizens to postpone all non-essential travel to Bangkok as the Thai capital prepares for quite possibly its largest-ever political protest rally this weekend. |
| Australia on top of the world for expat kids - From feeds.singaporenews.net - 2 day 21 hrs 15 mts ago By Rob Taylor CANBERRA, March 11 - With its beaches, outdoor lifestyle and friendly schools, Australia has been voted the worlds best country to bring up children by expatriates parents working ... |
Australia best for kids: expat survey -
From news.google.com - 3 day 39 mts ago
 MSN Singapore Australia best for kids: expat surveySydney Morning HeraldWith its beaches, outdoor lifestyle and friendly schools, Australia has been voted the worlds best country to bring up children by expatriates parents working there, an HSBC bank survey shows. Australia provided the best environment for healthy and ...Second-best place for expats to raise kidsTODAYonlineHome Singapore Expats! Singapores the next best placeCNNGo.comall 12 news articles » |
| Tiger passenger traffic up 90% in february - From business-times.asiaone.com - 3 day 2 hrs 49 mts ago TIGER Airways Holdings yesterday reported strong February operating numbers for its Singapore and Australia operations. |
| Pakistan board bans younis and yousuf for life - From www.singaporenews.net - 3 day 2 hrs 50 mts ago The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has banned two of its world-class batsmen, Younis Khan and Mohammad Yousuf, from playing international cricket for life and barred former captain Shoaib Malik and medium-pacer Rana Naveed-ul-Hassan for one year for unbecoming behaviour leading to Pakistans poor showing recently in Australia. |
| Rudd, yudhoyono agree to tackle people smuggling - From home.kyodo.co.jp - 4 day 3 hrs 44 mts ago Australian Prime Minister and visiting Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono agreed Wednesday to work together to do more to stop people smuggling. In a statement issued after their meeting in the Australian capital Canberra, the two leaders also agreed that the Australia-Indonesia relationship has never been stronger and committed themselves to holding both an annual leaders meeting as well as a joint foreign and defense ministers summit. |
| Australia to amend law to better protect foreign students - From www.singaporenews.net - 4 day 3 hrs 45 mts ago Australia will strengthen legislation to better protect international students, including Indians, and ensure world class quality education for them, Education Minister Julia Gillard said Tuesday. |
Aussies canter to hamilton triumph -
From news.google.com - 4 day 22 hrs 37 mts ago
 RTE.ie Aussies canter to Hamilton triumphABC OnlineBelligerent: Brad Haddin (110) made New Zealand pay after he was twice dropped on 8 and 83. (Getty Images: Phil Walter) Australia has taken a 2-1 lead in the Chappell-Hadlee one-day series, cruising to a six-wicket victory over New ...Haddin powers Australia to victorySydney Morning HeraldHaddin ton sets up Australia winBBC SportNielsen defends his idiot Australian playersOneindiaRTE.ie -SkySports -The Ageall 396 news articles » |
| Indonesias yudhoyono arrives in australia for state visit - From home.kyodo.co.jp - 5 day 3 hrs 37 mts ago Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono arrived in Australia on Tuesday for a three-day official visit. Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd welcomed Yudhoyono and his wife, Ani, when they touched down in the nations capital, Canberra. |
| Indian taxi driver remanded over boy's death in australia - From feeds.singaporenews.net - 5 day 3 hrs 38 mts ago MELBOURNE (AFP) - – An Indian taxi driver was remanded in custody Tuesday over the killing of Indian toddler Gurshan Singh, as the boys mother voiced her anguish at losing her beautiful boy. ... |
| Australia police charge man over toddler's death - From feeds.singaporenews.net - 5 day 18 hrs 25 mts ago MELBOURNE, Australia (AFP) - – Australian police on Sunday charged a man with manslaughter over the mysterious death of an Indian toddler whose body was found dumped by the side of a road. Gurs... |
| Man charged with indian boy's death in australia - From www.singaporenews.net - 5 day 22 hrs 14 mts ago Melbourne, March 7 (IANS) A 23-year-old man of Indian origin was charged Sunday with the death of Indian boy Gurshan Singh Channa, whose body was found far away from his home in this Australian city, a media report said. |
| Thai premier calls off australia visit over security fears - From home.kyodo.co.jp - 5 day 23 hrs 7 mts ago Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva said Monday he has called off his planned official visit to Australia over concern for the internal security situation ahead of anti-government rallies planned for this weekend. No, Im not going, Abhisit, who was scheduled to visit Australia from March 13 to 17, told reporters when asked if he would go ahead with the trip despite a security committees recommendation earlier in the day that the Internal Security Act be imposed. |
| 'beast of a storm', record floods hit australia - From feeds.singaporenews.net - 5 day 23 hrs 7 mts ago MELBOURNE (AFP) - – Melbourne was bracing for more bad weather Sunday after a beast of a storm ripped through Australias second largest city, bringing with it hailstones the size of tennis ba... |
| Unbearable pain for family of indian boy who died in australia - From www.singaporenews.net - 6 day 2 hrs 24 mts ago The family of three-year-old Gurshan Singh Channa is dealing with unbearable pain over his death, a councillor said Monday while paying respects to the boy whose body was found far from his home in this Australian city. |
Japan defends honor in mitos annual natto speed -
From search.japantimes.co.jp - 7 day 4 hrs 32 mts ago
 The annual natto fermented soybean speed-eating contest was held Saturday in Mito, Ibaraki Prefecture, drawing 72 contestants including competitive eating regulars from various parts of Japan and eight people from overseas countries such as Australia.
Participants in the preliminaries had to eat about 100 grams of sticky natto beans mixed with a bowl of about 310 grams of rice. The 10 who advanced to the final stage had to then eat 350 grams of natto. The winner was Masaki Nakamura, a 44-year-old company employee from the city, who set a record time of 30.97 seconds.
(Japan Times) |
Aussies settle olympic hockey score with spain -
From news.google.com - 7 day 19 hrs 58 mts ago
 Times Online Aussies settle Olympic hockey score with SpainSydney Morning HeraldFavourites Australia defeated Beijing Olympic silver-medallists Spain 2-1 on Saturday to move closer to a semi-final berth in the mens field hockey World Cup. The Kookaburras scored once in each half, with Luke Doerner converting a penalty corner in ...Australia edge past Spain 2-0NDTV.comAustralia defeats Spain 2-0 in field hockey WCupUSA TodayHockey-Australia beat Spain to close in on a semi-final spotReuters IndiaDAWN.com -Daily News & Analysis -Sakaal Timesall 439 news articles » |
| Annual natto bean speed eating contest held with 8 foreigners - From home.kyodo.co.jp - 7 day 19 hrs 58 mts ago The annual natto fermented soybean speed eating contest was held Saturday in Mito city, drawing 72 people including regulars in competitive eating from various parts of Japan and eight people from Australia and other foreign countries. Participants in the preliminaries had to eat about 100 grams of sticky natto beans mixed with a bowl of about 310 grams of rice. The 10 who advanced to the final stage had to eat 350 grams of natto. |
| Correction (:beans: kw088) - From home.kyodo.co.jp - 7 day 19 hrs 58 mts ago In the story headlined Annual natto bean speed eating contest held with 8 foreigners, please note following CORRECTION. In lead graf, please read ...Australia...(not... Austria ...as sent). |
Reds spoil chiefs homecoming -
From news.google.com - 8 day 23 hrs 25 mts ago
 Sydney Morning Herald Reds spoil Chiefs homecomingStraits TimesHAMILTON (New Zealand) - THE Queensland Reds broke the Waikato Chiefs unbeaten Super 14 run with a surprise 23-18 win in Hamilton Friday. The Chiefs won their first three clashes away from home in South Africa and Australia and seemed set for a ...Reds stun the Chiefs in HamiltonSydney Morning HeraldMorahan try helps Reds upset Chiefs in Super 14 clashReuters South AfricaSuper 14: Chiefs 18-23 RedsESPN STAR SportsSkySports -Independent Online -New Zealand Heraldall 207 news articles » |
| Iwc working group agrees to continue talks on compromise proposal - From home.kyodo.co.jp - 8 day 23 hrs 26 mts ago A working group of officials from 27 International Whaling Commission members has agreed to continue talks on the IWC chairmans compromise proposal for whaling to seek a comprehensive accord at its annual meeting in Morocco in June, the Fisheries Agency said Friday. We are glad (negotiations) have not ended in a rupture, Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Minister Hirotaka Akamatsu said, referring to the agreement reached during a meeting of officials from Japan, Australia, Norway, the United States and 23 countries held in St. Petersburg, Florida, from Tuesday till Thursday. |
| Bank negara hikes rates by 25 basis points - From business-times.asiaone.com - 8 day 23 hrs 26 mts ago (KUALA LUMPUR) Malaysias central bank raised interest rates by a quarter of a point to 2.25 per cent yesterday, making it the first central bank in Asia outside Australia to hike as part of efforts to unwind crisis measures. |
| Farm the size of singapore - From story.singaporestar.com - 8 day 23 hrs 26 mts ago Sydney - A farm almost the size of Singapore went up for sale in Australia on Friday and was expected to fetch around 350 million Australian dollars (about R2,3-billion). Carrington Farms, a 570-sq... |
| Australia and kuwait also grab asian cup places - From thestar.com.my - 9 day 1 hrs 38 mts ago SINGAPORE: Australia, Kuwait and Jordan completed the line-up for the 2011 Asian Cup by coming through hard-fought final qualifying matches on Wednesday. |
Liver transplant woman flies to singapore -
From news.google.com - 9 day 5 hrs 27 mts ago
 ABC Online Liver transplant woman flies to SingaporeABC OnlineA 24 year old Perth woman facing death unless she receives a liver transplant is flying to Singapore today to prepare for the operation. Claire Murray is a former drug addict who has been refused a place on a waiting list for a second liver transplant ...Liver transplant hopeful Claire Murray flies to SingaporePerthNowDying addicts mercy dashThe West Australian (blog)Minister defends chequebook journalism for transplant womanABC OnlineABC Onlineall 6 news articles » |
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