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MH370 'Most Likely' Lies North Of Search Zone: Experts
Missing flight MH370 "most likely" lies north of a former search zone in the remote Indian Ocean, Australian authorities said Friday, in a new report that offers hope the plane may one day be found.
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Australian Authorities Tight-Lipped On Qantas Pilot Death
Authorities in Australia were tight-lipped today about the circumstances surrounding the death of an experienced Qantas Airways Boeing 747 pilot, who crashed a small plane off the country's coast this week.
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5 Wounded as Riots at Australian Asylum Camp Cause 'Severe' Damage
Australian authorities have regained control of a controversial immigration detention centre, officials said today, after the death of an asylum seeker sparked rioting that led to at least five injuries and widespread damage.
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Australia Bids For Seats On Security Council, Human Rights Council
Australia has launched a new bid to be elected to the United Nations Security Council, with Foreign Minister Julie Bishop saying the nation hoped to maintain its focus on international security.
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2 Indonesian Pilots May Pose Security Threat: Report
Australian authorities believe two Indonesian pilots may pose a security threat after being radicalised by Islamic State, a leaked intelligence document obtained by an investigative website shows, although officials today refused to confirm its veracity.
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Eat the Sky Drink the Ocean- Indian, Aussie Authors Pen Book
A group of authors from India and Australia have attempted to connect the two countries through an anthology of stories, which touch upon shared concerns and overlapping issues.
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Australia Calls off Search for Indian Seafarer Who Fell Overboard
Australian authorities have ceased search operations for a 41-year-old Indian seafarer who fell overboard from a ship on Sunday.
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MH370 'Most Likely' Lies North Of Search Zone: Experts
Missing flight MH370 "most likely" lies north of a former search zone in the remote Indian Ocean, Australian authorities said Friday, in a new report that offers hope the plane may one day be found.
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Australian Authorities Tight-Lipped On Qantas Pilot Death
Authorities in Australia were tight-lipped today about the circumstances surrounding the death of an experienced Qantas Airways Boeing 747 pilot, who crashed a small plane off the country's coast this week.
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5 Wounded as Riots at Australian Asylum Camp Cause 'Severe' Damage
Australian authorities have regained control of a controversial immigration detention centre, officials said today, after the death of an asylum seeker sparked rioting that led to at least five injuries and widespread damage.
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Australia Bids For Seats On Security Council, Human Rights Council
Australia has launched a new bid to be elected to the United Nations Security Council, with Foreign Minister Julie Bishop saying the nation hoped to maintain its focus on international security.
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2 Indonesian Pilots May Pose Security Threat: Report
Australian authorities believe two Indonesian pilots may pose a security threat after being radicalised by Islamic State, a leaked intelligence document obtained by an investigative website shows, although officials today refused to confirm its veracity.
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Eat the Sky Drink the Ocean- Indian, Aussie Authors Pen Book
A group of authors from India and Australia have attempted to connect the two countries through an anthology of stories, which touch upon shared concerns and overlapping issues.
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Australia Calls off Search for Indian Seafarer Who Fell Overboard
Australian authorities have ceased search operations for a 41-year-old Indian seafarer who fell overboard from a ship on Sunday.
