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Changes in Processing Australian Student Visas

Chris Bowen MP, the Minister for Immigration and Citizenship announced that the government had implemented changes in the visa application process for students from 29 countries. These changes will make the visa application process much easier because it will reduce assessment levels across a range of student visa subclasses starting March 24, 2012.

Discovering Romance in Ireland

People who are looking for an alternative romantic destination should consider Ireland as their next destination. Ireland is surrounded by lush and green landscape which makes the view perfect for intimate moments. Aside from that, castle ruins and luxurious castle accommodations compliment the perfect romantic atmosphere that couples crave for during their romantic getaway.

Fujian Cuisine

Asia is known for its mouthwatering cuisines. Each of the country in Asia features different cuisines that are worth mentioning, one of the countries that have lots of cuisines is China.

Singapore Curry Party

It says a lot about the Singapore people that almost 60,000 of its citizens protested anti-immigration by either eating or cooking food with curry.
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Passing of Means-test: A Great Feat for Australians

The recent passing of legislation to means-test the private health insurance rebate through the House of Representatives is considered as a big feat for Australians according to Health Minister Tanya Plibersek. Plibersek also mentioned that this legislation would help taxpayers save at least AU$2.4 billion over the next years thus equating to a staggering amount of AU$100 billion for a span of 40 years.

Gene Therapy Causes Shape Change of Cells

Researchers from The University of Western Australia made an important discovery about the benfits of Gene Therapy. According to the researchers, gene therapy could also cause the changes in shape of brain cells. Previous research results have revealed that gene therapy could help injured brain cells to live longer and regenerate. Through this new discovery, there is a possibility that developing strategies to help develop injured brain cells would be easier to obtain.

Treatment and Prevention of HIV Through Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy

AIDS has long been a worldwide problem as many people have been affected, directly or indirectly by this disease. Statistics show that by the latter part of 2009, there were an estimated 3.3 million people who were already affected by HIV/AIDS. There were already 24 million who died because of AIDS and there were 2.6 million people that were newly-affected by this disease.

The Facets of Non-Pharmacological Caregiving Activities (NPCA)

Previous research studies have focused more in developing pharmacological-based treatments in order to provide symptom relief for patients who are suffering from cancer. However, there are minimal research studies that focus on the different facets of non-pharmacological caregiving activities (NPCAs) during the latter part of a person's life who is suffering from cancer.

Liam Hemsworth talks about the 'Hunger Games' and Miley Cryus

The “Hunger Games” star sizzles on the cover of the March issue of Details Magazine. Australian actor, Liam Hemsworth talks about playing Gale in the highly anticipated film adaptation of Suzanne Collins’ best-selling books. In time for Valentine’s Day, Liam also gushes about being in love with Miley Cyrus.

Grammy Award Winner Adele Opens Up on Vogue

The 54th Grammy Awards took place last night where one of the biggest winners of the night wowed the crowd not only with six out of six wins but with a standing ovation worthy comeback stage performance.

Gillard Government Mulls Means Testing for Health Insurance Rebates

The bill introduced by Australian Health Minister Tanya Pilbersek in Parliament that seeks to put in place a means testing for health insurance rebates is expected to receive parliamentary approval by the third week of February. The aim of the bill is to add $2.4 billion to government coffers.

Bionic Eye to Begin Human Trials in 2013

As early as 2013, clinically-blind people in Australia could find a new hope to see again as researchers from Monash University rolls out the human trials for a bionic eye implant.

Best-Dressed at the 2012 Grammy Awards [PHOTOS]

Music's biggest night was graced by some of the most important artists in the industry, and some of them looked stunning on the red carpet. Here are the best-dressed celebrities at this year's Grammy Awards.

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