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Tourist mistakenly charged of drug importation
Normal ice tea bags brought from Manila was tested to be positive drugs. Tourist was released after experienced five days of custody. More Sections >> Mar 18, 2010
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The 'Oscar Love Curse' hits Sandra Bullock
Sandra Bullock's husband rumoured to have had an 11-month affair with a tattoo model even while Bullock was filming "The Blind Side".3.
Climate change ministers dismisses claim ETS to blame for power hike
Climate change minister Penny Wong dismissed as non-sense claims that the Federal Government's planned carbon trading scheme or emissions trading scheme (ETS) would cause power rates to shoot up in NSW.4.
Bets on Australian dollar nears a two-month high on US, Japan rate
The Australian dollar hits a two month high against the US dollar. Japan loosens it's policy to fight deflation, investors optimistic on future global recovery, prompted to snap up growth sensitive assets.5.
Kristen Stewart,'Cherie's the better kisser'
The young actress is best known had the kisses scence with Robert Pattinson's Edward Cullen in the "Twilight" movies and now Dakota Fanning's Cherie Currie in new flim "The Runaways". Entertainment >> Mar 18, 2010
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China's yuan 'much undervalued': IMF chief
IMF managing director says that China's yuan too much undervalued, China facing threats of being label "currency manipulator"7.
500,000 new houses needed to avert housing crisis
The Federal Government must build at least 500,000 new houses by 2020 to avert a crippling housing shortage which could send house prices to unaffordable level.8.
Former Macquarie banker meted out jail terms
An erstwhile Macquarie banker was meted out prison terms today for contempt of court after he tried to flee when the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) ordered him to stay in the country for possible questioning. Earlier, Oswyn de Silva, 36, has admitted running a financial scheme that according to ASIC has earned for him a $3.6 million in profits. The young banker, though, was not charged despite his admission. World Business >> Mar 18, 2010
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Analyst predicts Ford next to quit Australia car industry
With its subsidiaries in downhill path and for apparent isolation from its mother company, an Australian auto expert predicted that Ford is on the verge of quitting Australia's car manufacturing industry. World Business >> Mar 18, 2010
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