2015-09-25 Australia More Top Stories

Sky News Australia   

No Australians believed to be among Hajj dead   
Sky News Australia
No Australians are believed to be among the hundreds of casualties of the deadly stampede at the annual Hajj pilgrimage. But the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade says it will continue checking with Saudi Arabian authorities for any updates on ...

2015-09-25 Australia Health

Starts at Sixty   

Spending by individuals sets pace on health expenditure   
The Australian
Sarah-Jane Tasker has been a journalist for nearly 20 years, having started her career on The Sunday Times in Perth. Her previous roles include deputy editor of the Kalgoorlie Miner in regional Western Australia and deputy editor of a financial ...
It's official: we're paying more for this vital service   Starts at Sixty
Patients paying more for health care as government tightens belt   Medical Xpress

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NEWS.com.au   

Unfriending is workplace 'bullying': Fair Work Commission   
NEWS.com.au
FRANK CHUNGnews.com.au. Share; Share on Facebook; Share on Twitter; Share on Google+; Share on Reddit; Email a friend. TEMPTED to delete that annoying co-worker from Facebook? Think again. Employers around the country will be scrambling to ...

2015-09-25 Australia Science

Sydney Morning Herald   

Giant killer lizards shared Australia with first Aborigines: UQ researchers   
Sydney Morning Herald
Some of Australia's earliest human inhabitants may have had to deal with giant predator lizards that weighed up to half a tonne, Queensland researchers have found. The University of Queensland researchers have discovered evidence of "giant killer ...
Giant killer lizard fossil shines new light on early Australians   UQ News
Australia's earliest human inhabitants may deal with Giant Predator lizards   Gracious Column
Giant Killer Lizards Lived Among Ice-Age Aussies   Discovery News
Science Recorder   
Headlines & Global News   
Globalnews.ca   
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ABC Online   

Stakeholders form opposite readings of illegal fishing statistics on Great ...   
ABC Online
Stakeholders on opposite sides of the fence have taken different readings of new data on illegal fishing on the Great Barrier Reef. In the last financial year, 694 offences were reported on the Reef; 538 involving recreational fishers and 96 involving ...
Researchers find surprising way to fight Great Barrier Reef threat after ...   NEWS.com.au
Australian scientist find household vinegar can prevent collapse of Great ...   International Business Times AU
Reef-eating Starfish: vinagre may be the solution for Australian corals   Pulse Headlines
MyTechBits   
Nature World Report   
Mother Nature Network (blog)   
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World Science   

“Missing” space-time waves leave scientists puzzled   
World Science
Albert Einstein's theory of relativity—which uses geometry to describe how gravity shapes the universe and celestial motions—has withstood every test scientists have thrown at it. But one festering problem is starting to raise eyebrows. Einstein's ...
Where are the missing gravitational waves?   The Conversation AU
Australian astronomers cast doubt on understanding of galaxy: 11-year study   Xinhua
11-year search turns up no sign of Einstein's gravitational waves   Updated News
Space.com   
Phys.Org   
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The Australian   

Qld birth spike provides hope for echidna   
The Australian
A SHARP spike in echidna births at a Gold Coast wildlife park has researchers confident they are global leaders in the species' prickly mating methods. THE Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary has welcomed 14 short-beaked echidna puggles in the past five years ...

2015-09-25 Australia Sports

Fox Sports   

All Blacks player ratings: who's hot, not   
Fox Sports
IT was always going to be a mismatch, but after an initial onslaught the All Blacks found it tougher than anticipated in their Rugby World Cup match against Namibia, eventually winning 58-14 at London's Olympic Stadium. After overcoming Argentina four ...
Rugby World Cup 2015: Namibia's Johan Deysel scores stunning try against All ...   Sydney Morning Herald
Rugby World Cup: New Zealand All Blacks beat Namibia and claimed a bonus point ...   ABC Online
RWC 2015: fans celebrate Namibia's lone try   Brisbane Times
Eurosport.com AU   
New Zealand Herald   
Irish Examiner   
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Sydney Morning Herald   

Rugby World Cup 2015: Michael Cheika backs Michael Hooper for 'logical approach'   
Sydney Morning Herald
BATH: Wallabies coach Michael Cheika has defended Michael Hooper's decision to take a penalty shot rather than chase a bonus-point try, describing it as the "logical approach" to beating Fiji at the World Cup. Backed: Michael Hooper is bumped by Asaeli ...

2015-09-25 Australia Entertainment

Herald Sun   

The Bachelorette: Michael opens up to Sam1:34   
Herald Sun
Michael tells Sam about his career as a professional footballer. Courtesy: The Bachelorette/Channel Ten. September 24th 2015; 15 hours ago; /video/video.news.com.au/Entertainment/. ONE night into this fine competition we call The Bachelorette and ...

2015-09-25 Australia Technology

Sydney Morning Herald   

Fans brave wet as iPhone 6s and 6s Plus go on sale   
Sydney Morning Herald
There were no tears this year — just a bunch of drenched geeks waiting in a line to upgrade their smartphone to the latest model or buy a new one. Crowds were noticeably thinner this year — and so too was broadcast media's presence — as the iPhone ...
Devotees brave rain as Apple iPhone 6s goes on sale in Australia   The Australian Financial Review
The Booming Business Of Making Fake Apple Stores Look Real   Gizmodo Australia
Fake Chinese Apple stores are booming ahead of iPhone 6S launch   Business Insider Australia
NEWS.com.au   
iTWire   
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Sydney Morning Herald   

Apple is refunding all purchases of ad-blocking app Peace   
Sydney Morning Herald
Apple is refunding all purchases of Peace, the popular ad-blocking app that was pulled from the App Store last week after its creator changed his mind. Peace founder Marco Arment saw his $3.79 app skyrocket in popularity when it was released last week.
Ad blockers: War and Peace as factions spar over advertising   Financial Times
War on ads waged without Peace   Irish Times
Top-selling app removed after two days   CHOICE
The Asian Age   
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The Australian Financial Review   

Forget Tinder, Cliick promises to make a well-read love match   
The Australian Financial Review
Shakespeare said, "Love looks not with the eyes but with the mind, and therefore swipe right with careful thought". Or something like that. Online dating is back. Not that it ever left, of course, but the way Tinder just bowled into our lives like an ...
Why Online Dating Is So Much Better Now (Kind Of)   Huffington Post
Is Tinder worth a shot?   Louisville Cardinal Online

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The Australian Financial Review   

Lexus just made luxury go a little faster   
The Australian Financial Review
In remaking the RX, its highly successful mid-sized five-door SUV, Lexus is unlikely to turn off any existing RX customers with the way it drives. The looks, though, might be a different story. It will be interesting to see if older, more conservative ...
2015 Lexus IS200t review | first drive   Cars Guide
Lexus IS 200t Review   The Motor Report
Seven new Lexus models by January   Motoring
Drive   
New Car Net   
Rockhampton Morning Bulletin   
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Macworld   

First Look: iPhone 6s brings major user interface enhancements   
Macworld
iPhone Day is upon us once again, as Friday marks the first day that the general public can take delivery of the new iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus. I was fortunate enough to get my hands on both models a day ago. So here are some first impressions to ...
Here's The World's First iPhone 6s Teardown   Gizmodo Australia
The first drop test: iPhone 6S vs. iPhone 6S Plus in Australia   Mashable
First iPhone 6s teardown reveals smaller battery, tightly packed components [u]   Apple Insider
Gizmodo   
9 to 5 Mac (blog)   
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ABC Online   

Volkswagen to publish list of countries affected by its emission-cheating cars   
ABC Online
MICHAEL BRISSENDEN: The German car manufacturer Volkswagen intends to make public later a detailed list of which cars in which countries are fitted with technology to cheat emissions tests. VW has confirmed cars in Europe, as well as in the US, are ...

2015-09-25 Australia Business

Sydney Morning Herald   

Australia Post posts $222m loss, letter posting in 'terminal decline'   
Sydney Morning Herald
Letter posting by Australians is in "terminal and structural decline", Australia Post chief executive Ahmed Fahour said after the postal group delivered its first annual loss in more than 30 years. "We are a parcels company more than a letters company ...
Profit cheque is in the post   The Australian
Australia Post delivers first loss in over 30 years   The Australian Financial Review
Australia Post logs $222m loss   Herald Sun
NEWS.com.au   
iTWire   
Sky News Australia   
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The Australian Financial Review   

Janet Yellen falters during speech, unnerving markets   
The Australian Financial Review
Federal Reserve chairwoman Janet Yellen coughs and takes a long pause during a speech at the University of Massachusetts. Jessica Hill. Share on twitter · Share on Google Plus. by John Kehoe. Janet Yellen has provided a timely warning why waiting too ...

2015-09-25 Australia Australia

Sydney Morning Herald   

Cathay Pacific flight from Perth to Hong Kong suffers engine fire   
Sydney Morning Herald
A Perth man has described the shock and panic of seeing flames coming from an engine outside his plane window on a Cathay Pacific flight that made an emergency landing in Bali on Friday morning. Perth performer Joel Sirna was on the CX170 red-eye to ...

2015-09-25 Australia World

Sky News Australia   

No Australians believed to be among Hajj dead   
Sky News Australia
No Australians are believed to be among the hundreds of casualties of the deadly stampede at the annual Hajj pilgrimage. But the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade says it will continue checking with Saudi Arabian authorities for any updates on ...