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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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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.
