2015年9月30日 星期三

2015-10-01 Australia More Top Stories


The Australian
   
University fee changes delayed until 2017, Simon Birmingham says   
The Australian
Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott said he was “disappointed” by the announcement that. new Education Minister Simon Birmingham has put off any changes to university funding for at least a year, and insisted the 2014 budget, in which the higher ...
Turnbull government shelves controversial university reforms in major ...   Sydney Morning Herald
University deregulation plans on hold   Sky News Australia
Malcolm Turnbull dumps failed university changes   The Australian Financial Review
The Guardian   
ABC Online   
NEWS.com.au   
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Brisbane Times
   
Tara Brown death: Police reject claim mother was turned away   
Brisbane Times
Tara Brown, 24, died after allegedly being beaten by her estranged partner Lionel Patea, also 24.. Photo: Facebook. Lionel Patea charged with murder · Sister calls for end to domestic violence · Tributes flow for young Gold Coast mother · Gold Coast ...
Funds just the start in violence campaign   The Australian (blog)
Police reject claim Brown was turned away   NEWS.com.au
Police deny turning away NZ-born murder victim   TVNZ

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Sydney Morning Herald
   
US anti-abortion campaigner Troy Newman boards plane for Australia despite ...   
Sydney Morning Herald
A prominent US anti-abortion campaigner who was barred from entering Australia has flown to Melbourne regardless, and Federal Court action has been launched to overturn the revocation of his visa. Troy Newman, who wants doctors who perform abortions ...

2015-10-01 Australia Health


The Australian
   
Caffeine sharpens mind but not body, ADF research shows   
The Australian
Research carried out for the Australian Defence Force has proved what office coffee addicts all over the world have known for years — with one startling twist. A shot of caffeine sharpens up the mind and significantly cuts the rate of errors made by ...
Caffeine can reduce driver error: study   Echonetdaily

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The Age
   
Australia's cervical cancer screening self-collection program a world first   
The Age
Tahlia Meredith has recovered from cervical cancer thanks to early screening. Photo: Simon O'Dwyer. Women who have refused to get pap smears will be able to collect their own tissue samples for testing under world-first changes to Australia's cervical ...

2015-10-01 Australia Science


Sydney Morning Herald
   
'What we have is a game changer': UNSW researchers to reveal breakthrough in ...   
Sydney Morning Herald
Researchers from the University of New South Wales will next week unveil what they say is a major advance in the road to building super-fast quantum computers. The advance, which is patented, is considered by the UNSW researchers as a substantial step ...

2015-10-01 Australia Sports


ABC Online
   
NRL Grand Final: Cowboys spirit overwhelms the north ahead of all Queensland clash   
ABC Online
The North Queensland Cowboys were given a heroes' farewell in Townsville today, as they head off to Sydney ahead of Sunday's NRL Grand Final against the Brisbane Broncos. The festivities started on The Strand, where fans lined the road to give the ...

2015-10-01 Australia Entertainment


NEWS.com.au
   
Justin Bieber's fans take aim at Melbourne girls   
NEWS.com.au
LUKE DENNEHYHerald Sun. Share; Share on Facebook; Share on Twitter; Share on Google+; Share on Reddit; Email a friend. TWO Melbourne girls followed by Justin Bieber on Instagram have been trolled by the singer's fans, known as Beliebers.
Bieber performs on Cockatoo Island 0:41   Herald Sun
GALLERY & REVIEW: JUSTIN BIEBER'S PRIVATE SHOW ON SYDNEY HARBOUR   Pages Digital
Sam Armytage's grilling of Justin Bieber on Sunrise shocks fans   Sydney Morning Herald
Radioinfo (subscription)   
Stuff.co.nz   
The Inquisitr   
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The Adelaide Review
   
2016 Adelaide Festival of Arts: Full program revealed with a Big Bang   
Herald Sun
A breathtaking piece of dance history, stadium-scale theatrical pyrotechnics and a gripping 11-hour theatrical marathon lead Artistic Director David Sefton?s fourth and final Adelaide Festival of Arts. October 1st 2015; 3 hours ago ...

2015-10-01 Australia Technology


NEWS.com.au
   
NBN launches two new satellites for rural internet users   
NEWS.com.au
HARRY TUCKERnews.com.au. Share; Share on Facebook; Share on Twitter; Share on Google+; Share on Reddit; Email a friend. THE first of two national broadband network satellites has blasted off into space, bringing faster internet speeds a step closer for ...

2015-10-01 Australia Business


The Australian
   
ANZ names CFO Shayne Elliott as new CEO   
The Australian
ANZ chairman David Gonski has promised an “evolution, not revolution” under new chief Shayne Elliott, who will take the reins on January 1 from one of the nation's most outspoken leaders, Mike Smith. “I want to make it absolutely clear from a board ...
A $27m stock pot and lots more for retiring ANZ boss Mike Smith   Sydney Morning Herald
Was ANZ's outgoing CEO Mike Smith good for investors?   The Australian Financial Review
ANZ chief executive Mike Smith steps down, to be replaced by Shayne Elliott   NEWS.com.au
Business Spectator   
SmartCompany.com.au   
Business Insider Australia   
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Sydney Morning Herald
   
Volkswagen could face billion-dollar fines in Australia   
Sydney Morning Herald
Volkswagen is facing fresh fines that could total billions of dollars if it turns out it fired up a 'defeat device' it has used in the US to rig pollution tests on cars sold in Australia. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) is ...
ACCC investigates Volkswagen following emissions scandal   ABC Online
ACCC 'won't hesitate' on Volkswagen action   The Australian
ACCC warns of legal action for VW Aust   Herald Sun
The Australian Financial Review   
Sky News Australia   
AdNews   
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Sydney Morning Herald
   
Australia can't afford to burst housing bubble as wave of Chinese money looms   
Sydney Morning Herald
Property rises might be taking a breather after a year of superheated growth, but one investment banker has bad news for most aspiring home owners: Australian house prices will keep getting higher and the government will do nothing to prick the bubble ...