POLITICS & POLICY

Cyberattacks on US: Iran Accused, Joins China as Culprits

After accusing China last February, the US has now implicated Iran in the newest wave of cyber attacks in the US, infiltrating at least one corporation according to Mandiant, a security firm. Iran has denied allegations calling it "baseless."

Prime Minister Julia Gillard Wept over a Ticking Time Bomb -- the NDIS

Following her announcement of the fiscal gap, Prime Minister Julian Gillard appeared emotional in front of the parliament after introducing the DisbabilityCare levy. Choking back her tears, the prime minister presented the bill that can raise Medical levy up to 2 percent. Contrary to the previous news she broke before, the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) issue is one that hits a soft spot on Gillard.
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Nancy Binay Dark Skin Colour Jokes Divide Filipinos

A day after the Philippine electorate was shocked by the strong showing of 40-year-old Opposition senatorial candidate Nancy Binay, the vice president's eldest daughter braced herself for more criticisms over her lack of qualification for public office.

Australian Dollar Outlook - 15 May 2013

Bell FX Currency Outlook: Most of the detail for the Federal Budget and policy changes were well known prior to last night therefore markets were fairly subdued.

Taiwan, Philippines Row Escalates: Taiwan Issues Ultimatum

Taiwan has issued an ultimatum that if the Philippines does not apologize within 72 hours commencing May 12, it is recalling its diplomatic representative in the Philippines and freezing work applications of overseas Filipino contract workers.

Australian Dollar Outlook - 13 May 2013

Bell FX Currency Outlook: The Australian Dollar traded below parity on Friday night for the first time since June, 2012 as the USD moves upward against most major currencies.

New Steel Technology Enables Producers to Avoid Carbon Emissions

Steel production has been cited as one of the industries that pushed the levels of carbon dioxide trapped in the atmosphere to accumulate. Wanting to curb its rising contribution to global warming, researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) devised a technology that could make steel production environmentally-friendly.

New Technology Could Enable Producers Make Steel Without the Carbon Emissions

Steel production has been cited as one of the industries that pushed the levels of carbon dioxide trapped in the atmosphere to accumulate. Wanting to curb its rising contribution to global warming, researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) devised a technology that could make steel production environmentally friendly.

Australian Dollar Outlook - 10 May 2013

Bell FX Currency Outlook: The Australian Dollar has tumbled almost two US cents to its lowest level in more than 11 months and could well find itself below parity in the next 24 hours.

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