Erik Pineda

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Greens Party Demands Deeper Look on Alleged RBA Bribery Cover-Up

Australian legislators called for an independent probe Wednesday to sort out allegations that the senior executives of the country’s central bank tried to cover up the note-printing scandals that rocked the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) in mid-2009.
Aug 22, 2012

Slater & Gordon Clears Julia Gillard of Any Wrongdoing

Prime Minister Julia Gillard was completely clueless of the alleged nefarious activities of her former partner, then Australian Workers Union boss Bruce Wilson, 17 years ago. Mr. Wilson, on the other hand, claims that they were backed by her former employers at Slater & Gordon law firm.
Aug 22, 2012

U.S. Urges WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange to Face Up Legal Woes

The U.S. State Department has accused WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange of sidestepping the real issues surrounding his legal predicaments even as a key Labor figure sounded off grave concerns on the prospect of the Australian national getting a fair trial in the United States.
Aug 21, 2012

Gu Kailai, Bo Xilai's Wife, Nets Prison Life Sentence

Gu Kailai, wife of former Politburo top contender Bo Xilai, was given a suspended death sentence on Monday, concluding a brief but high-profile murder trial that China watchers said was both a political and criminal proceeding.
Aug 20, 2012

New Zealand Confirms 1st Female Combat Death in Afghan War

New Zealand suffered its first female combat kill in Afghanistan on Sunday following an attack on Humvee army convoy that was on its way back to a forward base manned by Kiwi troops in the Afghan province of Bamyan, reports said.
Aug 20, 2012

Coalition Says No Surplus Will be Delivered on 2013

The latest Treasury’s admission that Australian surplus cannot be supported by current levels of federal revenues only proved that the May budget presented by Treasurer Wayne Swan was grossly unrealistic, the Coalition said.
Aug 17, 2012

iPhone Update: Now is the Best Time to Bid Adieu to your Handset

No official confirmation from Apple is out yet, though it is widely rumoured that the next iPhone iteration will be out as early as Sept 21, at least in the North American market, sparking a frenetic race for current iPhone owners to dump their old units for some cash.
Aug 17, 2012

Tony Abbott Demands More Govt Resolve in Enforcing Immigration Policy

Opposition Leader Tony Abbott has assailed federal authorities for lack of strong resolve in handling serious border protection affairs in light of reports that the crew of a cargo ship that rescued asylum seekers off the Indonesian waters were intimidated by some of the refugees.
Aug 16, 2012

Nokia’s Windows 8 Lumia Set to Pre-empt Apple’s iPhone Launch

Nokia may just unveil new handsets by the first week of September, reports said, likely jumping the gun on Apple, which earlier has strongly indicated that the latest iPhone version would hit global markets no later than the mid-part of the same month.
Aug 16, 2012

Etihad Airways Chief Outlines Australian Business Thrust

Etihad Airways is aggressively on the roll and its Australian CEO, James Hogan, declared on Wednesday that following its substantial holdings acquisitions on Virgin Australia and three other carriers in Europe, the airline is looking for more.
Aug 15, 2012

Wayne Swan Brags on Australian Economy’s Olympic-Level Feats

Australia barely made it to the Top 10 of the recently concluded London 2012 Olympics but Federal Treasurer Wayne Swan still rejoices with the fact that amidst the lingering financial difficulties, the domestic economy “is 10 per cent bigger,” when pitted against the other developed economies.
Aug 15, 2012

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