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2015年11月3日星期二

2015-11-04 Australia More Top Stories

Tattoo, dating services and Lego bought on union credit card, royal commission ...
Sydney Morning Herald
Union official Derrick Belan's credit card was allegedly used to buy a tattoo, dating websites, Lego, sunglasses, Tiffany jewellery and other goods totalling tens of thousands of dollars, the royal commission into trade unions has heard. The royal ...
Trade unions royal commission: 'suspicious' transactions probed   The Australian (blog)
Dating sites 'on union credit cards'   Sky News Australia
NUW leader's spending spree on a tattoo, easter eggs and Tiffany   The Australian Financial Review
ABC Online
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Sydney Morning Herald

Melbourne Cup 2015: Jessica Mauboy pulls out of singing national anthem
Sydney Morning Herald
Mystery is deepening surrounding Jessica Mauboy's bizarre Melbourne Cup no-show, with all parties involved refusing to comment on why the singer pulled out of singing the national anthem. We were very disappointed that Jessica Mauboy was on course, ...

2015-11-04 Australia Health

Brisbane Times

Summer Steer battery death: Coroner slams Noosa Hospital response
Brisbane Times
Parents are urged to "stop buying" toys with button batteries following an inquest into the death of Sunshine Coast toddler Summer Steer in 2013 after she swallowed a lithium battery. PT1M32S 620 349. Video will begin in 5 seconds. Don't play; Play now.
Summer Steer: Queensland coroner calls for safer batteries after inquest into ...   ABC Online
Summer Steer battery death: Coroner slams doctors' handling of case   Courier Mail
Summer Steer: Noosa Hospital criticised over death   The Sunshine Coast Daily

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Science World Report

Living Alone? Your Diet May Suffer
Science World Report
"Bad genes" may actually lead to binge-eating. Scientists have found that binge-eating in teenagers may be linked to a gene variation. (Photo : Flickr). When you live alone, you can do just about anything you want. With nobody holding you down, that ...
Single people 'eat fewer fruit and veg, bigger portions and more ready meals'   Daily Mail
Living alone linked to poor eating habits   The Australian (blog)
Healthy Diets Can Suffer When You Live Alone   Huffington Post Australia

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Herald Sun

Cranbourne family forced to fight insurer to cover sick kid's prosthetic leg
The Australian
CRANBOURNE teen James Tharle is fighting a life-threatening illness while his parents fight to get their private health insurer to pay for the $70,000 prosthesis he needs. James, 13, was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a rare form of bone cancer, in July ...
Medibank Private's treatment of cancer patient is callous   Herald Sun
Family and community rally behind sick teen James Tharle   3AW

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Medical News Today

New clinical guidelines and public awareness campaign slash diagnosis time for ...
Medical Xpress
The UK's performance on diagnosing brain tumours in children and young people has been transformed by new clinical guidelines and a national awareness campaign—taking it from one of the worst ranking countries in the world to one of the best.
Scientists use special dye to map brain   The Australian (blog)
Protein discovery promises to improve mapping of brain tumors   Medical News Today
Getting the full picture: better imaging makes brain cancer easier to see   Cancer Research UK (blog)

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The Inquisitr

Diet Coke Risk: Just Two Cans Of Diet Soda A Day Can Cause Heart Failure ...
The Inquisitr
As science advances, more and more data seems to pile in proving that diet beverages and artificially sweetened foods are not actually much better for your health, and in some cases can be even worse. Keeping that trend going is a new study that ...
Drinking 2 cans of 'diet' soda a day increases risk of heart failure: Study   The Straits Times
Today's Scare: Diet Coke Kills You   RushLimbaugh.com
What Diet Coke can do to your heart will shock you   Daily Star
Independent Women's Forum (blog)
The Debrief
brandchannel.com
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ChronicleLive

Durham University experts urge the public to rest - and it is all for the sake ...
ChronicleLive
Experts at Durham University have urged the public to have a rest - and it's all in the name of science. The British public is being invited to share their experiences of rest as part of a national 'Rest Test'. The Rest Test is an online survey to ...
Have we lost our ability to sit quietly?   Telegraph.co.uk
Rest Test to uncover the nation's resting habits   Wellcome Trust
Study to look at how people rest   The Australian (blog)

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Business Insider Australia

A sick girl's mother is trying to take down the HPV vaccine in court -- here's ...
Business Insider Australia
Vaccines vaccine measles shot doctor pediatrician Getty ImagesMiami Children's Hospital pediatrician Dr. Amanda Porro, M.D prepares to administer a measles vaccination. This week, an Irish mother and daughter went to court to try to halt the Gardasil ...
Mother claims Gardasil HPV vaccine disabled her daughter, takes legal action   Syracuse.com

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Woman seriously hurt after Gold Coast crash
NEWS.com.au
A WOMAN is in an induced coma after crashing into a tree on the Gold Coast. The 30-year-old crashed on Goolabah Dr in Tallebudgera about 7.55am today. She has been taken to Gold Coast University Hospital in a serious condition. HARU/paramedics ...

2015-11-04 Australia Science

Sydney Morning Herald

Five of the most common questions about climate change
Sydney Morning Herald
A CSIRO report this week revealed the close link between an Australian's political ties and their understanding of climate change. It found that barely one in four Coalition voters accepts climate change is mostly caused by humans, while 59 per cent of ...
Most Coalition voters do not believe in human-induced climate change – CSIRO   The Guardian
Australia divided on climate change causes   The Australian
Coalition supporters say human activities lead to climate change, Liberal ...   International Business Times AU
The New Daily
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The Australian

Bring forward emissions targets: Marshalls
The Australian
The Marshall Islands is calling on Australia to bring forward its carbon emissions reduction target by five years to be in line with the United States. Foreign Minister Tony de Brum also wants Australia to pledge "significant" funds to help developing ...
Australia urged to bring forward emissions cuts   Sydney Morning Herald
Bill Shorten's dancing is something to behold   Perth Now
Marshall Islands feeling climate effects - Yahoo7   Yahoo7 News
SBS
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ABC Online

Native tobacco plant's unique genes 'opens new world' in food and medicine ...
ABC Online
Queensland scientists say they have solved an evolutionary riddle spanning 750,000 years that could provide important answers on how to grow crops in space. Professor Peter Waterhouse and Dr Julia Bally from Queensland University of Technology said ...

2015-11-04 Australia Sports

Sydney Morning Herald

Josh Hazlewood given nod over Peter Siddle for first Test against New Zealand
Sydney Morning Herald
Josh Hazlewood has regained his place in the Australian side for the first Test in Brisbane. The NSW quick replaces Peter Siddle, who has been named 12th man, for the opening match of the three-Test series which starts on Thursday. Hazlewood returns ...

2015-11-04 Australia Entertainment

The Australian

Portraitist Judy Cassab found fame and acclaim in Australia
The Australian
The celebrated artist Judy Cassab was a true Hungarian. One thinks of the maxim, “A Hungarian behind you in a revolving door always comes out in front of you.” Or as film producer Alexander Korda opined: “It's not enough to be Hungarian. You have to ...
Pioneering female artist Judy Cassab dies aged 95   The Australian Women's Weekly
Self portrait of a survivor   Sydney Morning Herald
A great loss for Australia art world as Judy Cassab dies   Northern Star
ABC Online
dailytelegraph.com.au
The New Daily
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Sydney Morning Herald

2015-11-04 Australia Technology

ABC Online

Speeding driver crashes after Coffs Harbour car chase hours after losing licence
ABC Online
A man who was caught allegedly speeding twice in one day has been charged after leading police on a chase, then crashing his car, on the New South Wales north coast. After receiving reports of a car driving dangerously on the Pacific Highway at Coffs ...

2015-11-04 Australia Business

Sydney Morning Herald

The Australian

Retail sales rise on home goods, cafes
The Australian
Analysts at Macquarie have become “increasingly negative” in their outlook for Australian retailers, as the Reserve Bank's failure to offset a string of mortgage rate hikes by the big banks puts pressure on already subdued sales. And the Australian ...
No rate joy to hurt retailers in the lead up to Christmas   Herald Sun
Macquarie sees a bad Santa   MacroBusiness (blog)
Industry urges cuts   Ragtrader

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Sydney Morning Herald

iPhone mania helps September retail sales
Sydney Morning Herald
Apple's latest iPhone launch appears to have helped keep retail trade ticking along in September, according to the latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, with a surge in electronic goods sales compensating for weakness in other segments.
Retail sales meet forecasts in Sept   The Australian
AUSTRALIAN RETAIL SALES RISE 0.4%   Business Insider Australia
EconomyThird quarter data highlights Aussie resilience   Financial Times
Nasdaq
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Sky News Australia

Retail, trade data to guide rate outlook
Sky News Australia
Economists expect today's retail spending and international trade figures will show shoppers kept up a steady pace in September and a modest improvement in the monthly trade deficit. The final tally for the quarterly economic growth result is still a ...

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The Australian

Signs show Chinese demand waning for Australian property
The Australian
Is demand for Australian property from Chinese buyers waning? Analysts at Credit Suisse have told clients that anecdotal evidence now suggests this may be the case. The slowdown — up to 30 per cent for the year ending December, according to Credit ...

2015-11-04 Australia Australia

Sydney Morning Herald

Sky News Australia

Fox kills 14 penguins at Melbourne Zoo
Sky News Australia
Fourteen penguins have been killed at Melbourne Zoo after a fox entered the exhibit on Tuesday night. Wild Sea Keepers arrived at the zoo on Wednesday morning and were devastated to find 14 penguins had been killed in the fox attack. The 15 surviving ...

2015-11-04 Australia World

Sydney Morning Herald

'Blade Runner' appeal: South African prosecutors ask court to convict Oscar ...
Sydney Morning Herald
Bloemfontein: Prosecutors have called for South Africa's "Blade Runner" Oscar Pistorius to be convicted of murder and sent back to jail for shooting his girlfriend, challenging a court's decision to sentence him for a lesser offence. However, lead ...
Oscar Pistorius lawyer says 'I'm going to lose murder appeal'   The Australian (blog)
Oscar awaits decision from court   Independent Online
Pistorius could face 15 years in jail as murder conviction sought   Irish Independent
Los Angeles Times
Sky News Australia
Irish Examiner
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Reuters

China lobbying to drop South China Sea from defense forum statement: US
Reuters
KUALA LUMPUR China is lobbying Southeast Asian nations to drop any reference to concerns over the South China Sea in a statement to be issued after regional defense talks in Malaysia, a diplomatic push that reflects growing tension over China's ...

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