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Public sector fat cats?

06.08.2008 21:07    waikato.ac.nz
With one eye on the upcoming election, public sector unions are pushing for big pay increases to lock in gains for their members before a possible change of government.


Flavour Shaker

06.08.2008 21:05    web-goddess.org
It's this plastic thing with a ball inside he uses to bash up spices.) Max found a pretty negative review though, which kills it for me. Back to the mortar and pestle...

Obama Town Hall in Elkhart

06.08.2008 21:05    web-goddess.org
Obama Town Hall Meeting in ElkhartBarack Obama held a Town Hall meeting at Concord High School this morning. I heard about it on the news at my Mom's house last weekend. To my surprise, a couple people in my family

The 100 Most Common English Words

06.08.2008 21:05    web-goddess.org
How many can you guess in five minutes? I got 52. Judging by the Metafilter thread where I found the link, that's a pretty good score!


Home loan slump fuels rate cut hopes

06.08.2008 19:24    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
DEMAND for home loans has fallen to the lowest level in four years, fuelling the possibility of an interest rate cut as early as next month.
Home loan slump fuels rate cut hopes

Webjet flying high on economic downturn

06.08.2008 19:24    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
WEBJET has bucked the trend of the wider travel market to post a $9.37 million net profit last year, up 134 per cent on the previous year.
Webjet flying high on economic downturn

News Corp posts $5.8bn profit

06.08.2008 19:24    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
NEWS Corporation has posted a healthy $5.8 billion profit in the financial year just ended on the back of a series of box office hits.
News Corp posts $5.8bn profit

Corporate tax rate could be slashed

06.08.2008 19:23    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
THE corporate tax rate is likely to be slashed below the current 30 cent rate under Kevin Rudd's new economic reform agenda.

Leader may revive 3700km canal plan

06.08.2008 19:20    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
RESURRECTED West Australian Opposition Leader Colin Barnett has indicated he will revisit plans for a Kimberley-Perth canal in preparing policies for the next election.

Barnett elected to lead WA Libs

06.08.2008 19:20    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
FORMER WA Opposition Leader Colin Barnett has been elected unopposed to lead the state Liberals after a 90-minute meeting of the parliamentary party today.

Partial gas supplies resume from Varanus

06.08.2008 19:20    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
WEST Australian Premier Alan Carpenter says the worst of the state's gas crisis is over, with the return to partial production of the Varanus Island plant.

Controversial pipeline corridor approved

06.08.2008 19:18    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
THE corridor for a controversial pipeline to pump water from northern Victoria to Melbourne has been approved.

Tapp murder charges withdrawn

06.08.2008 19:18    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
POLICE have withdrawn murder charges against a man over the killing of a mother and her young daughter in their Melbourne home more than 20 years ago.

School kids taught to gamble

06.08.2008 19:18    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
SECONDARY school students are being given lessons on how to bet on the races complete with visits to the track to practise.
School kids taught to gamble

Stem cells trial helps broken bones

06.08.2008 19:18    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
A 36-YEAR-old man who suffered a badly broken leg that wouldn't heal is walking again without crutches after the successful trial of stem cells to repair non-healing bones.

Body in river missing Irish tourist

06.08.2008 19:18    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
THE body of a man pulled from Melbourne's Yarra River last Saturday has been identified as missing Irish tourist Stephen King.

7000 cases in doubt after DNA bungle

06.08.2008 19:18    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
POLICE in Victoria will have to re-examine every crime solved using DNA after admitting evidence used to lay a murder charge was contaminated.

Mum tried to cut ten-year-old daughter's throat

06.08.2008 19:18    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
A TASMANIAN mother who tried to cut her daughter's throat is sickened by her attack, a court has heard.

Fisherman 'did not report ghost ship'

06.08.2008 19:17    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
A FISHING boat skipper who spotted a "ghost ship" drifting near a reef off north Queensland days before its crew disappeared did not contact authorities despite noticing its sail was ripped and nobody could be seen aboard.

Tree of Knowledge seeds in outer space

06.08.2008 19:17    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
SEEDS from Australia's oldest pine are hurtling through space as Barcaldine in central western Queensland gets ready to plant out cloned seedlings of the celebrated Tree of Knowledge.

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