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2015年10月24日 星期六

2015-10-25 Australia Entertainment


Herald Sun
   
Fleetwood Mac: Drummer Mick can't stop singing greenback blues after string of ...   
Herald Sun
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Fleetwood Mac review – still winning over the generations in Sydney   The Guardian
Mick Fleetwood wants Jimmy Barnes on board for next tour   The Australian
Fleetwood Mac review: too long, sometimes listless, but hey, Christine McVie   Sydney Morning Herald
ABC Online   
Tone Deaf   
Noise11   
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NEWS.com.au
   
Former The Bachelor and The Bachelorette contestants talk life after the show   
NEWS.com.au
Vanessa Brownnews.com.au. Share; Share on Facebook; Share on Twitter; Share on Google+; Share on Reddit; Email a friend. SINCE THE Bachelorette finale aired on Thursday night, all eyes have been on Sam Frost and her chosen beau, Sasha ...

2015-10-25 Australia Technology


Pulse Headlines
   
Apple refuses to unlock iPhone involved in DOJ investigation   
Pulse Headlines
New York – The Department of Justice (DOJ) isn't happy with technology giant Apple Inc. (NYSE:AAPL) after the company refused to access the data on an iOS device currently taking part in an investigation. However the DOJ has dismissed Apple's argument ...

2015-10-25 Australia Business


Yahoo News UK
   
Ex-Rabobank trader wanted by US arrested in Australia   
The Australian
A former Rabobank trader wanted by US prosecutors for his alleged role in manipulating a key benchmark interest rate has been arrested, Australian authorities said Saturday. Paul Thompson, an Australian citizen and former derivatives trader for Dutch ...
Ex-Rabobank rookie describes 'subtle' culture of rigging   The Australian Financial Review
Ex-Rabobank traders to testify in own defence in Libor trial   Yahoo7 News
Ex-Rabobank Trader Thompson Sought by U.S. Arrested in Australia   Bloomberg
Reuters   
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The Australian
   
Woolworths ditches Qantas rewards tie-up as shoppers complain of “points fatigue”   
The Australian
Natalie Handford shopping in Double Bay Woolworths. The retailer is giving its rewards program a radical overhaul. IT is their latest salvo to claw back market share and woo customers back into their stores. Woolworths will today unveil its latest bid ...
Woolies junks frequent flyer points for discount 'dollars' in new scheme   Sydney Morning Herald
Woolworths gives cash back to boost loyalty   The Australian Financial Review
Grocery discounts for Woolworths customers under revamped rewards scheme ...   NEWS.com.au
MuMbrella   
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The Australian
   
Man in serious condition after being struck by cane train south of Mackay in ...   
ABC Online
A 21-year old man has been badly injured in a cane train accident just south of Mackay in north Queensland. Police said he was pushing his motorcycle along a rail bridge at Sarina, when he was struck by the train about 9:30am. He fell 10 metres to a ...
Motorcylist survives being hit by train on bridge near Mackay   Brisbane Times
Man struck by cane train after vehicle stopped on crossing   Mackay Daily Mercury

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Herald Sun
   
Greed fires lift in rates   
Herald Sun
IT won't be a surprise to many but it has finally been absolutely confirmed that Australia's big four banks are greedy. Their “reluctant'' lifts in home loan interest rates which bear no relationship to actual interest rate movements clearly show that ...
rate rises make no sense   The Australian
Big banks should lift rates again   The Australian Financial Review
ASX rallies on European Central Bank rates easing hints   Sydney Morning Herald
ABC Online   
The Guardian   
Sky News Australia   
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The Canberra Times
   
Foreign investment boom for Canberra's new and commercial property   
The Canberra Times
McGrath Gungahlin and Belconnen principal Craig Chapman says his offices now have documents in Mandarin and translators on staff as Asian buyers lead sales for new land. Photo: Jeffrey Chan. Canberra has experienced a boom in foreign interest in real ...

2015-10-25 Australia Australia


Sydney Morning Herald
   
The lonely childhood of Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull   
Sydney Morning Herald
As Malcolm Turnbull said during this year's cabinet debate on citizenship, "the only people who've lived in Australia longer than my family are Aboriginal". According to the faded copperplate handwriting in the Turnbull family bible, in which births ...
Turnbull to attend UN climate conference   The Australian (blog)
Malcolm Turnbull's determination to get things done is a plus for Victoria   The Age
Turnbull challenges Labor to negotiate on workplace relations   ABC Online
New Matilda   
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ABC Online
   
World-first $16 million shark strategy unveiled for NSW beaches   
ABC Online
The New South Wales Government says it will spend $16 million to help prevent shark attacks on the state's coastline. The announcement is designed to restore the confidence of beachgoers this summer, following a spate of shark attacks. There have been ...

2015-10-25 Australia World


The Express Tribune
   
Kerry sees new Syria talks next week, does not rule out Iran role   
Tehran Times
Russia has long maintained that Iran should be included in Syrian peacemaking. Lavrov said he hoped Iran, as well as Egypt, would be invited to the next round of talks. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said on Friday he expects new talks on Syria to ...
Russia redeploys from Ukraine to Syria: report   The Australian (blog)
Russia says wants Syria elections, ready to help Free Syrian Army   Reuters
Lavrov and Kerry meet in Vienna for 4-party talks on Syrian solution   Russia Beyond the Headlines

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Sydney Morning Herald
   
Why monster hurricanes like Patricia are expected on a warmer planet   
Sydney Morning Herald
First there was Supertyphoon Haiyan - which peaked out at 170-knot or 315 km/h mile-per-hour winds in 2013 as it slammed the Philippines. And now there is Patricia, forecast to soon hit Mexico, with currently estimated maximum sustained wind speeds of ...