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2015年7月17日 星期五

2015-07-18 Australia More Top Stories


ABC Online
   
Reclaim Australia, No Room for Racism protests: Demonstrators clash as rival ...   
ABC Online
There have been chaotic scenes on Melbourne's streets as anti-racism protesters and nationalists clash in demonstrations. Anti-Islamic groups Reclaim Australia and the United Patriots Front (UPF) are holding rallies in several cities and towns today.
Police use capsicum spray at race rallies   Sky News Australia
Anti-racism protesters flood Melbourne   Herald Sun
Anti-racism protesters outnumber Reclaim Australia supporters as groups clash   The Guardian
Daily Mail   
SBS   
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Herald Sun
   
Police could investigate Bronwyn Bishop's charter flight as speaker loses ...   
Herald Sun
Rita's Rant: Bronwyn Bishop's chopper flight 1:43. Play video. http://cdn.newsapi.com.au/image/v1/. Rita Panahi analyses the fallout over Speaker Bronwyn Bishop's chopper flight from Melbourne to Geelong. Herald Sun; 17 Jul 2015; News news; news.
Abbott's desperation over Bishop scandal   NEWS.com.au
Labor demands AFP investigate Bishop   The Australian (blog)
Bronwyn Bishop expense scandal investigation in the hands of Finance ...   Sydney Morning Herald
The Guardian   
Perth Now   
9news.com.au   
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Sydney Morning Herald
   
Suspicious device found outside Sydney home of cricketer Brad Haddin   
Sydney Morning Herald
Australian Test cricketer Brad Haddin doesn't believe an improvised explosive device found outside his Sydney mansion was targeted at him. Police are investigating the suspicious device that was left on the nature strip outside his home in Tennyson ...
Package near Haddin's house 'random'   The Australian (blog)
Explosive device found outside Brad Haddin property in Sydney   Herald Sun
Police investigate explosive device reportedly found outside Brad Haddin's home   New Zealand Herald
The Straits Times   
9news.com.au   
Daily Mail   
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Brisbane Times
   
Snow melts but tourists flocking to the Granite Belt   
Brisbane Times
Snow is melting in Stanthorpe on the Granite Belt on Saturday morning, but Friday's snow delivered nine times the normal number of tourists flocking to Queensland's coldest town. It is colder on Saturday, than Friday, but there is not the water in the ...
WATCH: Videos confirm it did in fact snow in Toowoomba   Toowoomba Chronicle
Rare Snow Falls in Stanthrope, Australia   Sentinel Republic
Australia's 'sunshine state' covered in snow during record cold snap   PPP Focus.com
The Australian (blog)   
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China 'no threat' to Australia   
Herald Sun
China has delivered a strong assurance it poses no security threat to Australia and says it wants to develop a stronger military to military relationship, it's been reported. Beijing's ambassador to Canberra, Ma Zhaoxu, has stressed the importance to ...

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ABC Online
   
South Africa train crash: At least 250 passengers injured in collision in ...   
ABC Online
At least 250 people have been injured in a peak hour train collision in the South African city of Johannesburg. One train was reported to have ploughed into a stationary train near Booysens station as workers headed home from the city. Badly injured ...
More than 300 people injured in South African train crash   The Hindu
Hundreds injured as two trains collide   Sydney Morning Herald
South African train crash injures 150   Sky News Australia
Reuters UK   
NBCNews.com   
Irish Times   
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The Australian
   
Man died from carbon monoxide poisoning after using 'heat beads' in ...   
Sydney Morning Herald
A man has died from carbon monoxide poisoning after using barbecue coals to heat his bedroom on Friday night. The man was found lifeless in the bedroom of his Greystanes share house with an electric fan heater and a frying pan full of "heat beads" next ...
Heat beads suspected in NSW man's death   The Australian (blog)
Man dies of suspected carbon monoxide poisoning after heat beads found next ...   ABC Online
Heat-beads suspected in man's bedroom death   Cowra Community News
NSW Police Online (press release)   
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The New Daily
   
Leaky Labor and why Tarantino fans were left cringing   
The New Daily
The political fortunes of an MP, party or even a government, can change in the wink of an eye as Bill Shorten and Bronwyn Bishop learned this week. A climate proposal leak triggered uncomfortable memories for Bill Shorten. The biggest problem Bill ...
Bill Shorten mired between union past and climate-policy future   The Australian
Bill Shorten: Next federal election will be about small business   SmartCompany.com.au
Shorten to help firms become corporates   Perth Now

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The Australian
   
Body of a man found in Sydney Harbour   
Sydney Morning Herald
Police have dragged a man's body from the water by Sydney Harbour Bridge, after a cold night in the city. Passersby spotted the body floating in the harbour by Jeffrey Street Wharf in Kirribilli, about 7.30am on Saturday and alerted police. Water ...
Fully-clothed body pulled from Sydney Harbour near Kirribilli wharf by water ...   The Daily Telegraph
Man's body found in Sydney Harbour   Courier Mail

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Brisbane Times
   
Sea World crews trying to free humpback   
Brisbane Times
Sea World workers are reportedly trying to free a humpback whale tangled in a shark net off the Gold Coast. It's understood the crew rushed to the animal's aid late on Saturday morning after it become caught in a net. It comes after Sea World workers ...

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2015-07-18 Australia Health


The Standard Daily
   
Researchers link cardiac arrest and acute heart problems with inhaling ...   
The Standard Daily
A new study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association has linked wildfire smoke exposures to cardiac arrest and sudden acute heart problems. According to lead author Anjali Haikerwal, of the Department of Epidemiology and Preventive ...

2015-07-18 Australia Science


The Inquisitr
   
Australia Wages War On Feral Cats, Hopes To Kill Nearly 2 Million By 2020   
The Inquisitr
Australia's feral cat population has skyrocketed out of control, and the government pans to wage war to eradicate nearly 2 million of the felines by the year 202o. According to the Washington Post, the feral cat population has had a drastic impact on ...
Australia Plans To Kill 2 Million Cats   The Dodo
Australia plans to cull up to 2 million feral cats by 2020   Digital Journal
Australia set to cull around two million feral cats   Metro
The Nation   
The Weather Network   
Hamilton Spectator   
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Sea World crews trying to free humpback   
NEWS.com.au
SEA World workers are reportedly trying to free a humpback whale tangled in a shark net off the Gold Coast. IT'S understood the crew rushed to the animal's aid late on Saturday morning after it become caught in the net. It comes after Sea World workers ...

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Sydney Morning Herald
   
Australia tops the world for climate change denial: study   
Sydney Morning Herald
Nearly one in five Australians do not believe in climate change, making the country the worst in the world for climate sceptics, a study of almost 20,000 people has found. The research by the University of Tasmania found 17 per cent of Australians ...
For Tony Abbott, it's full steam ahead on coal, 'the foundation of prosperity'   The Guardian
Australia's 'Carnival of Coal' – can you feel the love?   The Conversation AU
Green Fury: Aussie PM Tony Abbott Approves Massive New Coal Mine   Breitbart News
Insurance Business   
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North Queensland Register
   
Fossil find at Julia Creek   
North Queensland Register
THE 100 million year old fossils of small and gigantic fishes have been found by palaeontologists on an Outback property – revealing new insights into creatures from Australia's ancient inland sea. The exciting discoveries were made on Proa Redclaw ...
'Tarpon from hell': 100mn yo fossils shed light on Australia's ancient fish   RT
100 million-year-old fossils shed new light on Australia's ancient inland sea   The Guardian
Fossils of 100-million-year-old giant cooyoo fish found near Julia Creek in ...   ABC Local

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The Sunshine Coast Daily
   
Sunshine Beach family: 'Please don't blame Bali'   
The Sunshine Coast Daily
Bill Hoffman Whether taking on developers hell-bent on destroying the Coast's natural appeal or a Prime Minister indifferent to the plight of the poor, Bill Hoffman has never been one to mince his words. Bill's been a journalist for 32 years, 29 of ...
Jetstar flies home 10000 tourists from Bali after volcano   The Australian
Volcanic Ash from Mount Raung in Bali Leaves Hundreds of New Zealand   PPP Focus.com

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ABC Online
   
Environment group wins legal battle to protect habitat for threatened powerful ...   
ABC Online
The Victorian Government has agreed to set aside 2,000 hectares of forest in East Gippsland to help protect three threatened species of owl. Environment East Gippsland took legal action against the Victorian Department of Environment, Land, Water and ...

2015-07-18 Australia Sports


ABC Online
   
Smith's batting masterclass shows Cardiff let-down just an aberration   
ABC Online
It was another standout day for Australian cricket where Steve Smith found himself the middle of it all. Despite being just 26-years-old this routine already has a sense of nagging familiarity to it. Never Satisfied was the title of Steve Waugh's ...
Ashes 2015: Steve Smith ascends to royalty with Lord's double ton   The Australian
Double-centurion Smith keeps Australia on top at Lord's   DAWN.com
Ashes: Steve Smith`s golden run just keeps on going   Zee News
BBC Sport   
South China Morning Post (subscription)   
The Globe and Mail   
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The Australian
   
British Open 2015: Adam Scott, Jason Day in contention   
The Australian
Adam Scott fired a sharp second round score of 67 to put himself within touch of The Open leaders, as up to 11 Australians are poised to make the cut when rain delayed second round play resumes this afternoon (AEST). After more than three hours ...

2015-07-18 Australia Entertainment


Sydney Morning Herald
   
Archibald Prize 2015: first-time finalists bring new life to the contest   
Sydney Morning Herald
Choose your favourite Archibald Prize finalist [Interactive]. There was such a hullabaloo about the Packing Room Prize this year one might have thought that former Frenchman Bruno Grasswill had won both the Archibald and several versions of the Nobel ...

2015-07-18 Australia Technology


The VAR Guy
   
Enterprises Taking a Calculated Approach to the Internet of Things: Red Hat   
Datamation
Businesses are "deliberate" in their IoT strategy, finds a survey from Red Hat and TechValidate. Email Article · Print Article; Comment on this article; Share Articles. Digg · del.icio.us · Newsvine · Facebook · Google · LinkedIn · MySpace · Reddit ...
Measuring the Economic Potential of the Internet of Things   Wall Street Journal (blog)
How IoT Devices Could Make Enterprise Security Compliance Unattainable   OpenDNS Blog (blog)
IoT and Developers: Is reality meeting expectation?   DeveloperTech
Buildings (press release) (blog)   
Siliconrepublic.com   
The VAR Guy   
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Big Rigs
   
Diesel 4x4 Fortuner added to Toyota's large SUV range   
Big Rigs
GOOD FORTUNER? Diesel-only 4x4 seven-seat SUV is based on the HiLux but features a coil-sprung rather than leaf-sprung rear end for on-road comfort. Related Items. 'Unbreakable' 2016 Toyota HiLux reveals softer side · All-new Ford Everest ...

2015-07-18 Australia Business


Sydney Morning Herald
   
James Packer rolls the dice on $13b casino plan   
Sydney Morning Herald
Packer has rivals aplenty · Packer snares Las Vegas nightclub kingpin. It's the fourth of July. Billionaire James Packer descends on Las Vegas for one of the biggest party nights of the year. Las Vegas is an extremely competitive market and we don't ...

2015-07-18 Australia Australia


Herald Sun
   
Reclaim Australia rally: anti-Islam protesters fear blood will be spilt   
Herald Sun
Video; Image. Anti-racism protesters flood Melbourne 0:29. Play video. http://cdn.newsapi.com.au/image/v1/. Anti-racism protesters have outnumbered their opposition ahead of Reclaim Australia protests in Melbourne. Sky News; 18 Jul 2015; News news ...

2015-07-18 Australia World


The Indian Express
   
Top Frames: Eid celebrations, Greece protests   
The Indian Express
A Thai Muslim woman attends a mass prayer during Eid al-Fitr celebrations at a mosque in Bangkok, Thailand on July 17, 2015. (REUTERS). Top Frames: Eid celebrations, Greece protests. Egyptian Muslims smile after Eid-al-Fitr prayers in the old Islamic ...