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Australia's National Air Carrier Qantas Slashes 1,000 Jobs, Freezes Spending, Divestment of Assets Possible
Forced to choose between the lesser evil, Australia's national air carrier Qantas announced it will slash 1,000 jobs to rein in costs as it works to keep operations afloat.
Dec 10, 2013
Air New Zealand Extends Flight Services to Australia’s Sunshine Coast, City Braces for Tourism Boom
Air New Zealand has announced it will be extending its flight services to Australia's Sunshine Coast for a third consecutive year, effective 2014.
Dec 10, 2013
Canada Joins Fray for Territorial Sovereignty Over North Pole Arctic Region
Canada has formally joined in the fray of nations laying territorial sovereignty over the North Pole. On Monday, the country announced it had filed before the United Nations an application seeking to expand its Atlantic sea boundary.
Dec 10, 2013
Air Canada to Buy More Aircraft, Which from Airbus or Boeing Will Nail the Score?
Air Canada is mulling to buy more aircraft to support its fleet and is just reportedly close to deciding which from Airbus or Boeing it will enter the deal with.
Dec 09, 2013
Telecom New Zealand Divests AAPT, Sells to Australia's TPG Telecom Ltd for AU $450M
Australian internet service provider TPG Telecom Ltd has entered into a binding agreement with Telecom New Zealand to purchase the latter's Australian unit AAPT for AU$450 million.
Dec 09, 2013
Smog Envelops China Anew
China has been enveloped in smog again over the weekend.
Dec 09, 2013
German President to Snub 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics – Report
German President Joachim Gauck flatly announced on Sunday he will not be attending the Sochi Winter Olympics scheduled on February 2014 in Russia. This makes the German leader the first ever major political figure to snub the event.
Dec 09, 2013
Supposedly Already Cured, 2 Men Infected Again of HIV AIDS Virus
Two men from Boston who were already supposedly cured from the dreaded HIV AIDS virus after undergoing bone marrow transplants have been infected again by the same virus.
Dec 09, 2013
March 2011 Japan Killer Quake and Tsunami Triggered by Slippery Clay at Ultra-Thin Fault Zone
An ultra-thin fault zone loaded with slippery clay was what gave off the mammoth March 2011 Japan quake and tsunami, which killed around 16,000 and injured 6,150 across twenty prefectures in the country.
Dec 06, 2013
China Mobile Denies There’s Already an Arrangement with Apple, Shares Up
Shares of tech giant Apple (AAPL) surged on Thursday on reports it has finally entered an arrangement with China Mobile. However, the Chinese operator and the world's biggest wireless at that, denied the existence of any deal.
Dec 06, 2013
Chinese Schoolgirl Mauls Toddler in Elevator Then Throws Him Off from 25th Floor Building Balcony, Child Alive But Vegetable State (Video)
Local police authorities in Chongqing, China are baffled as to what provoked a 10 year old schoolgirl to maul a defenseless 18 month old baby boy inside an elevator, and then throw him off from the balcony at the building's 25th balcony.
Dec 06, 2013
Australia, South Korea Finally Has Free Trade Agreement, A Win for Agriculture, Meat Exports
Australia and South Korea has entered into a free trade agreement on Thursday. The deal most advances the plight of meat exporters and agricultural producers.
Dec 06, 2013
Canada Slides to 8th Spot in Forbes’ Latest ‘Best Countries for Business’ Ranking
Canada continued to decelerate in the Forbes' magazine's eighth annual 'Best Countries for Business' ranking, all in just a span of two years. From top five in 2012, Canada has been ranked as only the eighth most favored country for business. In 2011, Canada was number one.
Dec 06, 2013
Nowhere To Go: Australia Bears Major Brunt Of Climate Change
Even as the world's major economies rush to enact laws and implement methods to reduce carbon emissions to minimize overall lashes of global warming to below 2 degrees Celsius.
Dec 04, 2013
Canada Drops in Global Math Education Rankings
Canada has fallen out of the global top 10 in international math education standings, sending education leaders scrambling for decorum.
Dec 04, 2013
Gold to Tether in the Doldrums in 2014, Forecast to Slide $1,200/oz
It seems prices of the safe haven yellow metal gold have nowhere to go but further down in the pits in 2014.
Dec 04, 2013
China’s Yuan Now World’s 2nd Most Used Trade Currency, Bumps Off Euro
China's Yuan, also known as the Renminbi (RMB), has eclipsed the Euro to become the world's second most used trade currency. Global trade continues to be dominated by the U.S. Dollar though.
Dec 04, 2013
Dreaded H7N9 Bird Flu Strain Reaches Hong Kong, At Least One Confirmed Infected
The dreaded H7N9 bird flu strain has reached Hong Kong. On Monday, health officials confirmed and reported the country's first patient to succumb to the infection.
Dec 03, 2013
Australia’s Qantas, China Southern Airlines Forge Code Share Deal
Australia's Qantas Airways Ltd, the country's flagship carrier, has entered into a code share deal with China Southern Airlines Co Ltd, a first between the two airline firms.
Dec 03, 2013
Malaysian Environmentalists Continue to Fight Presence of Lynas Rare Earths Plant
Almost two years after initially receiving in Feb 2012 the temporary operating licence (TOL) of its rare earths plant facility, Australian miner Lynas Corp continues to face resistance from environmentalists in Malaysia.
Dec 03, 2013
Mum Chooses Lovelife, Boyfriend -- Pushes Baby to Death while Strapped in Stroller into Sea
"She was incompatible with my lovelife." And so without fanfare and much batting of her eyelashes, a French mother decided to permanently stow away the cause of her lovelife's sufferings - by pushing her very own 15-month-old daughter to her death out into the open sea.
Dec 03, 2013
China’s Unwanted Babies: City Mulls Launch of Baby Dump Box Facility
A Chinese city is mulling to construct and launch in 2014 a baby dump box facility to accommodate the country's surging unwanted newborns, much to the chagrin of netizens who pointed out it will instead encourage irresponsible parents to just give away their unwanted children.
Dec 03, 2013
China’s First Moon Rover Mission Blasts into Space
China has blasted into space on Monday its first ever moon rover mission.
Dec 02, 2013
Thousands Protest Australia’s Anti-Bikie Laws, Cries Harassment
Thousands of motorcycle bikers held protest actions across Australia on Sunday to rally against Queensland's anti-bikie laws, which they claim is a form of harassment against legitimate and law-abiding bikers.
Dec 02, 2013
Air New Zealand Launches Design of New Aircraft, Gives Travelers a Taste of ‘The Hobbit’
Wana taste flying on top of the dragon Smaug character in the second part of the Hobbit trilogy, 'The Desolation of Smaug'? Then fly Air New Zealand.
Dec 02, 2013
Canada’s Oldest Airfield Formally Signs Off (Videos)
With three hovering helicopters, Canada formally signed off its oldest airfield, the Edmonton City Centre Airport over the weekend.
Dec 02, 2013
Canada’s Anti-Smoking Campaign Slipping – Study
A professor from University of Waterloo observed Canada's anti-smoking campaign has been slipping, all because the government has not curbed the low selling prices of cigarettes in the country.
Nov 29, 2013
Australia Rejects A$2.8B ADM Takeover Bid into GrainCorp in the ‘Spirit of National Interest’
The A$2.8 billion ($2.6 billion) takeover bid submitted by US foods giant Archer Daniels Midland to acquire Australian grains handling company GrainCorp has been rejected.
Nov 29, 2013
Exam Question on Baby Rape Angers South African Students, ‘It is sickening’
Officials of South Africa's Education Department are now embroiled in a nasty controversy after it included in a list of exam questions a scenario on baby rape.
Nov 29, 2013
China Heaves Sigh, Says Online Rumour Crackdown Successful
China's crackdown on online rumours has been successful, the country's internet regulator said on Thursday. Buoyed by this progress, local authorities are now mulling to regulate Chinese Internet even more.
Nov 29, 2013
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