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The election is close to being called, as Howard attempts to delay the inevitable. Rudd leads in the polls by a long mile, and Australia is ready for change. A new era is coming, and most of us agree it should occur sooner rather then later. I thought I might create an election thread to get this new Aussie board underway. So discuss people, discuss to your hearts content...

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Almost 80 per cent of Australians are unaware that a greater number of bombs were dropped on Darwin than Pearl Harbour during World War II, according to a survey. Newspoll research, commissioned by Tourism Northern Territory, found 77 per cent of Australians incorrectly believe a greater number of bombs were dropped by Japan on Pearl Harbour, Hawaii, in December 1941, than on Darwin in ...

CANBERRA (Reuters Life!) - Tourism campaigns featuring bikini-clad models and images of the outback as in the new epic movie "Australia" have helped Australia win the title of world's top country brand for the third consecutive year. An annual country branding index designed to track travel trends and pinpoint opportunities for tourism had Canada rising to second place in the list of ...

Lion_Syria wrote: 1 USD = 1, 63 AUD Does anyone know the legitimate reason? some speculations refer that your economy will be deeply down -long term recession-if your gov did not repond quickly to the promptly changed developments in the rest of the world!

http://edition.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/asiapcf/12/20/ne wzealand.quake/index.html (CNN) -- Buildings collapsed, power lines were knocked out and gas pipes ruptured when a powerful earthquake hit the northeastern coast of New Zealand late Thursday.

I am going. Up Manly! I have tickets. I'm finally going to a Grand Final. A re-run of last year with hopefully for me a better outcome. Go Beaver!

An immigrant from a tiny Pacific Ocean nation is appealing to the Australian government to assist in evacuations because she says her homeland is sinking under rising sea levels. Currently bedridden with pneumonia, Kiribati Australia Association member Wanita Limpus in a statement told the Climate Emergency Week rally outside Queensland's Parliament House how climate change was destroying ...

Kevin Rudd is encountering certain economical troubles, My aussie friend told me that he could not cope it without the assistance of all Australians who ironically did not expect that he would be lingered before making any amendment . Is he coward?? I do not know since I have very superficial glance on Oz politics! I just wanna know how do you caliber this nice guy to be like...

The owners of The Canberra Times say they are "gravely concerned" over an "unacceptable" police raid on the Canberra home of one of its journalists this morning.Australian Federal Police arrived without warning at the inner-north home of the paper's National Affairs Correspondent Philip Dorling at 8.30, investigating allegations of the leaking of official secrets. The seven federal agents ...

CANBERRA (Reuters Life!) - Tourism campaigns featuring bikini-clad models and images of the outback as in the new epic movie "Australia" have helped Australia win the title of world's top country brand for the third consecutive year. An annual country branding index designed to track travel trends and pinpoint opportunities for tourism had Canada rising to second place in the list of ...

The election is close to being called, as Howard attempts to delay the inevitable. Rudd leads in the polls by a long mile, and Australia is ready for change. A new era is coming, and most of us agree it should occur sooner rather then later. I thought I might create an election thread to get this new Aussie board underway. So discuss people, discuss to your hearts content...

Almost 80 per cent of Australians are unaware that a greater number of bombs were dropped on Darwin than Pearl Harbour during World War II, according to a survey. Newspoll research, commissioned by Tourism Northern Territory, found 77 per cent of Australians incorrectly believe a greater number of bombs were dropped by Japan on Pearl Harbour, Hawaii, in December 1941, than on Darwin in ...

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