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2014年9月19日 星期五

2014-09-20 Australia More Top Stories

  SBS   
Australia pledges extra $2m to help women and girls in Iraq  SBS
A Syrian woman with her four children sits begging in the street on September 17, 2014, in Istanbul. (Source: AAP). Previous Next Show Grid. Australia has pledged more funds to help Iraqi women and children. Previous Next Hide Grid. Image. 1/. Video.
Australia pledges funds to help Iraq women   The Daily Telegraph
Aust pledges funds to help Iraq women   Sky News Australia
UN told: ISIS is threat to Southeast Asia   Rappler
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  Sky News Australia   
Sweeping new laws target home-grown terrorists  9news.com.au
Sweeping new laws expected to be introduced into Parliament next week will give police the power to secretly search the homes of terror suspects. Under the proposed anti-terror laws, it will be illegal for anyone to advocate a terrorist act, even if the act never ...

2014-09-20 Australia Health

  CIO Magazine   
low profile at Defence homes  The Australian
SOME Defence families have stopped hanging uniforms on clotheslines to avoid signalling where they live for fear of terrorist attacks at their homes. The Australian Defence Force confirmed yesterday that security had been increased at hundreds of bases ...

2014-09-20 Australia Science

  The Guardian   
One of the U.K.'s Most Extraordinary Artifacts Was Likely Made by Children  Smithsonian
The dagger, found in a burial mound called Bush Barrow about a mile away from Stonehenge, is one of the most extraordinary artifacts found in the U.K. It features over 140,000 gold studs, placed on a wooden handle to create intricate and beautiful patterns.
Ancient bling pieces found near Stonehenge crafted by children   Tech Times
Stonehenge treasures made by children, and it likely made them blind   ScienceAlert
Child Goldsmiths Went Blind Making Stonehenge Treasures   Forbes
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  Toronto Star   
Camouflage that changes colour and texture instantly, thanks to squid skin  Toronto Star
Cephalopod-inspired colour displays are so hot right now: A paper published Tuesday in Nature Communications marks the third report about the technology in a month, by our count. But unlike previous attempts, this flexible display from MIT changes colour ...

2014-09-20 Australia Sports

  Sydney Morning Herald   
Johnathan Thurston 'filthy' but not bitter over referee's call  Sydney Morning Herald
Match report · As it happened · Five things we learnt: Roosters v Cowboys · Sydney Roosters' escape sets up a huge clash with arch-rivals · Rabbitohs and Sydney Roosters set to clash a week early. North Queensland captain Johnathan Thurston admitted he ...

2014-09-20 Australia Entertainment

  Sydney Morning Herald   
Kanye West and Lorde rumoured to be collaborating  Sydney Morning Herald
Kanye West may not have taken his Yeezus tour to New Zealand, despite finishing its occasionally fraught Australian dates this week, but the New York Post's Page Six column has reported the American hip-hop superstar will soon be at least meeting up with ...

2014-09-20 Australia Technology

  Sky News Australia   
Screen size matters to Apple fans in line for the iPhone 6  PCWorld
Apple fans were out early in full force in Boston and New York Friday morning to buy the larger screen iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. The 4.7-inch iPhone 6 and 5.5-inch iPhone 6 Plus have some of the “the biggest advancements in iPhone history,” Apple said when it ...

2014-09-20 Australia Business

  Newsweek   
Alibaba share price surges 38 pc on New York Stock Exchange debut, raising ...  ABC Online
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has debuted on the New York Stock Exchange, raising $US21.8 billion ($24.4 billion) in the biggest initial public offering in the United States. Alibaba Group Holding Ltd stock closed at $US93.89, up 38 per cent from the ...

2014-09-20 Australia Australia

  Sky News Australia   
Sweeping new laws target home-grown terrorists  9news.com.au
Sweeping new laws expected to be introduced into Parliament next week will give police the power to secretly search the homes of terror suspects. Under the proposed anti-terror laws, it will be illegal for anyone to advocate a terrorist act, even if the act never ...

2014-09-20 Australia World

  The Sun Daily   
MH17: M'sia will not rest until justice is served, says Anifah  The Sun Daily
NEW YORK: Malaysia will not rest until justice is served against the perpetrators responsible for the downing of Malaysian Airlines (MAS) flight MH17 in Ukraine two months ago, Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Anifah Aman told the United Nations Security ...