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12 hours 14 minutes ago. There has been decisive action to confront the global financial crisis in Europe, with an agreement on a 14 point plan to protect share markets.
The governments of the Euro zone will provide a public guarantee for the re-financing operations for the banks. French President Nicolas Sarkozy
Australasian Investment Review: Midday round-up
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8 hours 54 minutes ago. The heads of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund on Sunday assured developing countries their needs would not be forgotten in efforts to tackle the financial crisis.
We should not forget this other crisis... IMF head Dominique Strauss-Kahn
IMF report on Australia vindicates our economic policy: Govt
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9 hours 2 minutes ago. When a Mammoth Lakes, California, hiker found some belongings of missing aviator Steve Fossett, he returned to the area the next day with a TV cameraman and a local bear guru.
I think everyone is just amazed that they didn't see or hear anything. Stuart Brown, community relations manager for the Town of Mammoth Lakes
Body parts found among wreckage of Steve Fossett's plane
9 hours 33 minutes ago. Thailand's embattled prime minister today dismissed calls for his resignation, saying stepping down would not resolve the country's deepening political crisis.
Many groups in society are calling for me to resign or dissolve the parliament. Thailand's Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat
At least 19 dead in Thai bus accident: Police
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5 hours 23 minutes ago. Vietnam has agreed to grant clemency to two Australians who are facing the death sentence for drug trafficking.
The Vietnamese president has decided to grant clemency to two Vietnamese Australians charged with drug trafficking. Speaking through a translator, Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung
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Last Aussie soldier to return home from Vietnam
12/10/2008 1:44:00 PM. Human evolution may be winding down as the forces that once drove it - high mortality, isolated populations and older fathers - are disappearing, a genetic expert argues.
Kevin Rudd appoints new chief scientist
12/10/2008 7:21:00 AM. A former undercover New Zealand police officer has confessed to lying in court testimony that sent at least 150 people to jail, a newspaper reported today.
Telling lies was easy - policemen don't tell lies - and my targets never stood a chance. Former undercover officer Patrick O'Brien
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Man faces trial for parents' murder
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VIDEO: A sandgroper has taken out the Australian national pole dancing championships, but not before some body and mind-bending performances. Yasmin Bright was there.
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