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Google Not Liable in Defamation Case, Australian Court Overturns Previous Ruling
Google was found not liable in a defamation case by the Australia's highest court, overturning a previous state court ruling. The case stems from a 2004 article which suggested that a criminal defence lawyer, George Defteros, had crossed professional lines and become a "confidant" of criminals, according to the published judgment. The lawyer found ...
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Solar Energy Can Now Be Generated at Night Using Earth's Radiant Infrared Heat, Claims New Research
A group of Australian researchers have found a way to address the biggest challenge of solar power generation. The researchers have demonstrated that solar power can be generated even at night. It is undoubtedly a major step in "night-time solar" technology.
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Tesla Car to Be Powered by Printed Solar Panels on a 15,000-Km Road Trip
Scientists in Australia will use printed solar panels to power a Tesla on a 15,000-Km road trip around the country. The initiative is called Charge Around Australia and its aim is to get people to think more about electric vehicles and ease range-anxiety.
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Facebook-Backed Group Launches Misinformation Adjudication Panel in Australia
A tech body backed by the Australian units of Facebook, Google, and Twitter it has set up an industry panel to adjudicate complaints over misinformation, a day after the government threatened tougher laws over false and defamatory online posts.
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Australian Umpire Bruce Oxenford Announces Retirement From International Cricket
A regular member of the ICC Elite Panel of Umpires since 2012, Bruce Oxenford will continue to officiate in domestic fixtures in Australia despite his retirement from international matches.
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Australia Were "Out Of Control" Before Ball-Tampering Scandal, Says Former Umpire Ian Gould
Former ICC Elite Panel umpire Ian Gould said Australian cricketers had gone "out of control" and turned "pretty average people" two-three years before the ball-tampering scandal.
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Chinese Swimmer Sun Yang 'Smashed Blood Sample': Reports
World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) have appealed the findings of the FINA doping panel's report, dated January 3, that decided Sun Yang did not commit a doping violation.
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India's GS Lakshmi Becomes First Female ICC Match Referee
GS Lakshmi, 51, officiated her first match in women's domestic cricket in 2008-2009, and has supervised 3 women's One Day Internationals, and 3 T20 Internationals.
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Jason Gillespie Eyes Australian Selector Role
Jason Gillespie had helped Yorkshire to back-to-back Division One crowns in 2014 and 2015.
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India vs Australia: Captain Steve Smith Slammed After India Disaster
Slamming the dismal show by Australia, former Aussie speedster Rodney Hogg said the team needed a serious selection shake-up, starting with redefining the captain's role in picking sides.
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ESPN Drop Commentator Over Venus Williams 'Gorilla' Remark
ESPN have dropped a commentator from their panel after he compared tennis star Venus Williams to a gorilla.
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Australian Daily Cartoon Shows Indians Eating Solar Panels, Attacked as 'Racist'
A cartoon published in a leading Australian daily today depicted Indians as starving and eating solar panels, drawing rebuke with many condemning it as "racist".
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Stephen Constantine May Get Second Stint as India's Football Coach
Stephen Constatine, who coached India between 2002 and 2005, is in the race with Kiwi Ricki Herbert to take over from Dutchman Wim Koevermans. Australian Scott O'Donnell has also been recommnded by a Bhaichung Bhutia-led panel to over the mantle of AIFF's Technical Director.
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Marvan Atapattu, Mark Davis in line to be Sri Lanka coach
There were five candidates who were to face a seven-member panel but Steve Rixon, the current Australian fielding coach, did not turn up.
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Excited to be in ICC's elite umpire panel: Paul Reiffel
The International Cricket Council (ICC) announced Reiffel's elevation on Tuesday following several strong seasons as one of the leading umpires in Australia. Reiffel joins fellow Australians Rod Tucker, Bruce Oxenford and Steve Davis on the panel of 12 umpires.
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Google Not Liable in Defamation Case, Australian Court Overturns Previous Ruling
Google was found not liable in a defamation case by the Australia's highest court, overturning a previous state court ruling. The case stems from a 2004 article which suggested that a criminal defence lawyer, George Defteros, had crossed professional lines and become a "confidant" of criminals, according to the published judgment. The lawyer found ...
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Solar Energy Can Now Be Generated at Night Using Earth's Radiant Infrared Heat, Claims New Research
A group of Australian researchers have found a way to address the biggest challenge of solar power generation. The researchers have demonstrated that solar power can be generated even at night. It is undoubtedly a major step in "night-time solar" technology.
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Tesla Car to Be Powered by Printed Solar Panels on a 15,000-Km Road Trip
Scientists in Australia will use printed solar panels to power a Tesla on a 15,000-Km road trip around the country. The initiative is called Charge Around Australia and its aim is to get people to think more about electric vehicles and ease range-anxiety.
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Facebook-Backed Group Launches Misinformation Adjudication Panel in Australia
A tech body backed by the Australian units of Facebook, Google, and Twitter it has set up an industry panel to adjudicate complaints over misinformation, a day after the government threatened tougher laws over false and defamatory online posts.
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Australian Umpire Bruce Oxenford Announces Retirement From International Cricket
A regular member of the ICC Elite Panel of Umpires since 2012, Bruce Oxenford will continue to officiate in domestic fixtures in Australia despite his retirement from international matches.
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Australia Were "Out Of Control" Before Ball-Tampering Scandal, Says Former Umpire Ian Gould
Former ICC Elite Panel umpire Ian Gould said Australian cricketers had gone "out of control" and turned "pretty average people" two-three years before the ball-tampering scandal.
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Chinese Swimmer Sun Yang 'Smashed Blood Sample': Reports
World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) have appealed the findings of the FINA doping panel's report, dated January 3, that decided Sun Yang did not commit a doping violation.
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India's GS Lakshmi Becomes First Female ICC Match Referee
GS Lakshmi, 51, officiated her first match in women's domestic cricket in 2008-2009, and has supervised 3 women's One Day Internationals, and 3 T20 Internationals.
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Jason Gillespie Eyes Australian Selector Role
Jason Gillespie had helped Yorkshire to back-to-back Division One crowns in 2014 and 2015.
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India vs Australia: Captain Steve Smith Slammed After India Disaster
Slamming the dismal show by Australia, former Aussie speedster Rodney Hogg said the team needed a serious selection shake-up, starting with redefining the captain's role in picking sides.
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ESPN Drop Commentator Over Venus Williams 'Gorilla' Remark
ESPN have dropped a commentator from their panel after he compared tennis star Venus Williams to a gorilla.
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Australian Daily Cartoon Shows Indians Eating Solar Panels, Attacked as 'Racist'
A cartoon published in a leading Australian daily today depicted Indians as starving and eating solar panels, drawing rebuke with many condemning it as "racist".
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Stephen Constantine May Get Second Stint as India's Football Coach
Stephen Constatine, who coached India between 2002 and 2005, is in the race with Kiwi Ricki Herbert to take over from Dutchman Wim Koevermans. Australian Scott O'Donnell has also been recommnded by a Bhaichung Bhutia-led panel to over the mantle of AIFF's Technical Director.
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Marvan Atapattu, Mark Davis in line to be Sri Lanka coach
There were five candidates who were to face a seven-member panel but Steve Rixon, the current Australian fielding coach, did not turn up.
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Excited to be in ICC's elite umpire panel: Paul Reiffel
The International Cricket Council (ICC) announced Reiffel's elevation on Tuesday following several strong seasons as one of the leading umpires in Australia. Reiffel joins fellow Australians Rod Tucker, Bruce Oxenford and Steve Davis on the panel of 12 umpires.
