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  • Indian student missing in Australia IANS - Wed, Nov 11

    Melbourne, Nov 11 (IANS) Indian student Dipakkumar Chaudhari has been missing since last week from his home in this Australian city, the police said Wednesday.

  • The Copacabana Palace hotel is seen during a blackout in Rio de Janeiro November 11, 2009. A major electricity outage left tens of millions of people in Brazil's two largest cities of Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro without power on Tuesday night due to problems at the massive Itaipu dam that straddles its border with Paraguay. REUTERS/Sergio Moraes
    Brazil's largest cities hit by blackout Reuters - Wed, Nov 11

    A major electricity outage left tens of millions of people in Brazil's two biggest cities without power on Tuesday night due to problems with the transmission lines that connect to the massive Itaipu dam.

  • Shark gives another Caesarean bite and saves babies IANS - Wed, Nov 11

    Wellington, Nov 11 (DPA) A shark in a New Zealand aquarium bit the stomach of another one, effectively giving it a Caesarean operation and saving the lives of four babies, a newspaper reported Wednesday.

  • Four men caught cooling off naked inside Queensland car wash! ANI - Tue, Nov 10

    Melbourne, Nov 10 (ANI): Four young men caught cavorting nude inside a central Queensland car wash have been warned that their fun trip could have injured them seriously.

  • Racial discrimination complaints rising in Victoria ANI - Tue, Nov 10

    Melbourne, Nov. 10 (ANI): A sharp rise in racial discrimination complaints has prompted Victoria's equal opportunity watchdog to warn employers to consider improving their workplace cultures.

  • Rudd must use India visit to boost strategic, economic ties: Expert ANI - Tue, Nov 10

    Sydney, Nov.10 (ANI): Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd should seek to boost bilateral economic and strategic ties with India during his first visit to the subcontinent as head of government, starting in Mumbai from Wednesday.

  • Australian media watchdog warns Coke over a spam marketing campaign ANI - Tue, Nov 10

    Melbourne, Nov 10 (ANI): The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has formally warned Coca-Cola over a spam marketing campaign, but spared it from a monetary penalty, unlike the three other companies involved.

  • Venezuela keeps up war of words with Colombia Reuters - Tue, Nov 10

    Venezuela stoked a diplomatic feud with Colombia on Monday by accusing its South American neighbor of "lies" and "hypocrisy" in a growing dispute that is threatening trade and regional stability.

  • Australia to waive fees for 'stranded' international students ANI - Mon, Nov 9

    Canberra, Nov. 9 (ANI): In a bid to bail-out international students who were left stranded in Australia after 12 colleges collapsed, the Government has decided to waive fees for 4,700 students reapplying to study at new institutions.

  • Oz students' 'pro-rape' Facebook page shut after criticism ANI - Mon, Nov 9

    Sydney, November 09 (ANI): A 'pro-rape' page on Facebook started by students from the University of Sydney has been shut after receiving harsh criticism.

  • Aussie girl, 12, gives birth to baby boy ANI - Mon, Nov 9

    Melbourne, November 9 (ANI): A 12-year-old girl in Australia who became pregnant with her 15-year-old live-in boyfriend's child has given birth to a baby boy with the help of an emergency caesarean.

  • Aussie mum hailed as new J.K. Rowling ANI - Mon, Nov 9

    Sydney, November 9 (ANI): A writer-mum has been hailed as the new J.K. Rowling after her second novel, which had been turned down by every literary agency in Australia, sparked a worldwide bidding war among publishers later.

  • Oz PM to visit to India, Singapore ANI - Mon, Nov 9

    Canberra (Australia), Nov.9 (ANI): Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd heads to India and Singapore this week.

  • Australian prime minister to visit India this week IANS - Mon, Nov 9

    Canberra, Nov 9 (IANS) Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd will visit India this week in a bid to forge stronger relations between the two countries, media reports said Monday.

  • 400 Chinese students stranded in Australia as four schools close down ANI - Mon, Nov 9

    Melbourne, Nov 9(ANI): At least 400 Chinese students are stranded in Australia after the closure of four schools, prompting the Chinese consulate in Sydney to warn students and their parents to be careful while choosing their schools in the country.

  • Colombia turns to UN, OAS after Venezuela war talk Reuters - Mon, Nov 9

    Colombia said on Sunday it will appeal to the U.N. Security Council and the OAS after Hugo Chavez, the fiery leftist president of neighboring Venezuela, ordered his army to prepare for war in order to assure peace.

  • A home is seen damaged by rock after heavy rains in the village of San Vicente near San Salvador November 8, 2009. The death toll from flooding and mudslides in El Salvador triggered by the passage of Hurricane Ida jumped to 124 people. REUTERS/Henry Romero
    El Salvador death toll jumps to 124 - Funes Reuters - Mon, Nov 9

    The death toll from flooding and mudslides in El Salvador triggered by the passage of Hurricane Ida jumped to 124 people, Salvadoran President Mauricio Funes said in a national radio broadcast.

  • Hurricane Ida death toll in El Salvador at 54 - govt Reuters - Sun, Nov 8

    At least 54 people are dead in El Salvador following flooding and mudslides triggered by Hurricane Ida, a spokesman for the interior ministry said on Sunday in a statement read on local radio.

  • A boy carries a sheet of zinc while walking in front of a helicopter in Sandy Bay, Nicaragua November 7, 2009. Hurricane Ida intensified off the Mexican resort of Cancun on Sunday and aimed for the Gulf of Mexico as the storm's heavy rains killed at least 42 people in El Salvador. REUTERS/Stringer
    Hurricane Ida strengthens, 42 dead in El Salvador Reuters - Sun, Nov 8

    Hurricane Ida intensified off the Mexican resort of Cancun on Sunday and aimed for the Gulf of Mexico as the storm's heavy rains killed at least 42 people in El Salvador.

  • At least 42 killed in El Salvador by Ida's rains Reuters - Sun, Nov 8

    At least 42 people have been killed by flooding and mudslides in El Salvador due to heavy rains caused by Hurricane Ida, Interior Minister Humberto Centeno said in a press conference carried by national radio.


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