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  • Philippine President Breaks Ties With US, Realigns With China and Russia

    Philippine President Breaks Ties With US, Realigns With China and Russia

    The Philippines' controversial President Rodrigo Duterte has been criticized for his violent campaign against crime, but it is ...
    Asia & Pacific October 20, 2016
  • Earth Hour: Community Action Key

    Earth Hour: Community Action Key

    SYDNEY—Earth Hour, conceived in Sydney in 2007 as a one-off community event, is now a global phenomena. On ...
    Asia & Pacific March 13, 2016
  • Scottish Masterpieces Highlight ‘The Power of Great Art’

    Scottish Masterpieces Highlight ‘The Power of Great Art’

    SYDNEY—There it was drifting through the magpie song and around the sandstone Art Gallery of New South Wales ...
    Arts & Culture October 24, 2015
  • The Big Cannoli of Leichhardt

    The Big Cannoli of Leichhardt

    AUSTRALIA—Inner Sydney suburb Leichhardt has been known as 'Little Italy' since the middle of the 20th century and ...
    Food August 7, 2015
  • Calls to Stop Illegal Organ Harvesting in China

    Calls to Stop Illegal Organ Harvesting in China

    SYDNEY—Australian politicians should be more outspoken about China's abusive organ-harvesting trade otherwise they risk being complicit in one ...
    Australia News April 21, 2015
  • Australia: Indigenous Affairs Take Backward Step

    Australia: Indigenous Affairs Take Backward Step

    SYDNEY—The Australian government's handling of Indigenous affairs has received fair criticism over the years, but plans to close ...
    Australia News April 16, 2015
  • China’s Horrific Live Organ Harvesting Revealed in Documentary

    China’s Horrific Live Organ Harvesting Revealed in Documentary

    SYDNEY—A harrowing documentary on forced organ harvesting from live prisoners in China has highlighted concerns that the state ...
    Australia News April 14, 2015
  • Australia: Premier Baird Wins Election, Now the Hard Part

    Australia: Premier Baird Wins Election, Now the Hard Part

    SYDNEY—Liberal Premier Mike Baird faces a challenging term after a comfortable win in the New South Wales election. ...
    Australia News April 1, 2015
  • The Man Behind Reg Mombassa

    The Man Behind Reg Mombassa

    SYDNEY—All artists are nutcases, beggars and addicts, but they are also minor deities says Reg Mombassa. In true ...
    Arts & Culture March 30, 2015
  • Australia Risks Losing Rights Status Says Advocate

    Australia Risks Losing Rights Status Says Advocate

    SYDNEY—Australia risks losing its status as a strong supporter of human rights if it does not act accordingly, ...
    Asia & Pacific March 25, 2015
  • Long Road to Recovery for Vanuatu After Massive Cyclone (Video)

    Long Road to Recovery for Vanuatu After Massive Cyclone (Video)

    After spending 12 hours huddled in the concrete bunker she never expected to use, Port Vila resident Samantha ...
    Asia & Pacific March 18, 2015
  • Earth Hour Returns in 2015 With Focus on Food Production

    Earth Hour Returns in 2015 With Focus on Food Production

    SYDNEY—It's Earth Hour time again and there are new activities planned for 2015's lights out night—a pop-up paddock ...
    People March 15, 2015
  • Australia: Decision on Coal Mines Plays Into NSW Elections

    Australia: Decision on Coal Mines Plays Into NSW Elections

    SYDNEY—Coal mining on the rich farming lands of the Liverpool Plains is shaping up to be a major ...
    Asia & Pacific March 4, 2015
  • Ten Reasons Australians Should Be Concerned About China

    Ten Reasons Australians Should Be Concerned About China

    When politician Clive Palmer claimed in January that the Liberal National Party (LNP) in Queensland was ready to ...
    Australia News February 15, 2015
  • Australia: Political Landscape Volatile as Abbott Fights to Retain Leadership

    Australia: Political Landscape Volatile as Abbott Fights to Retain Leadership

    SYDNEY—After repeated gaffes and declining popularity, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott is facing open rebellion within conservative ranks ...
    Asia & Pacific February 7, 2015
  • More Shark Research Needed as Dangerous Encounters Increase

    More Shark Research Needed as Dangerous Encounters Increase

    SYDNEY—When US bombardier Louis Zamperini crashed into the Pacific in 1943, he and two other survivors feared sharks ...
    Asia & Pacific January 21, 2015
  • Tesla Electric Cars Up for the Challenge Down Under

    Tesla Electric Cars Up for the Challenge Down Under

    SYDNEY—Plush seats, a sleek Maserati look, a 17-inch touch screen on the console – the taxi felt positively ...
    Australia News January 14, 2015
  • AirAsia Crash: Better Training for Pilots Needed as Weather Patterns Change

    AirAsia Crash: Better Training for Pilots Needed as Weather Patterns Change

    SYDNEY—It is not yet clear what caused AirAsia QZ8501 to crash into the Java Sea on Dec 28, ...
    Asia & Pacific January 7, 2015
  • Sydney Siege Brings Out Community Spirit

    Sydney Siege Brings Out Community Spirit

    The events of Monday Dec 15 will never be forgotten. They were chilling, and as many said, brought ...
    Asia & Pacific December 17, 2014
  • Siege in Sydney: Hostages Taken

    Siege in Sydney: Hostages Taken

    SYDNEY—The central business district of Sydney was under lock-down Dec 15 after hostages were taken in an inner ...
    Asia & Pacific December 14, 2014
  • Australia: Back to the Drawing Board for Coalition Over Xmas

    Australia: Back to the Drawing Board for Coalition Over Xmas

    SYDNEY—It is not unusual for a government to flounder in their first term. But political analysts say the ...
    Asia & Pacific December 11, 2014
  • Australia: The Dilemma of Tony Abbott’s Paid Parental Leave

    Australia: The Dilemma of Tony Abbott’s Paid Parental Leave

    SYDNEY—Advocates for the paid parental leave (PPL) scheme are questioning Prime Minister Tony Abbott's proposed changes to the ...
    Asia & Pacific December 3, 2014
  • G20: Chinese Mainland Influence on NSW Police Shocks Protesters

    G20: Chinese Mainland Influence on NSW Police Shocks Protesters

    Australians exercising their right to peacefully protest during Xi Jinping's trip to Sydney say they were shocked to ...
    Asia & Pacific November 26, 2014
  • Australia: Peaceful G20 More Than an Exercise of Force

    Australia: Peaceful G20 More Than an Exercise of Force

    BRISBANE, Queensland—As the dust settles from Brisbane's G20 leaders' summit, Queensland police have been credited for ensuring a ...
    Australia News November 18, 2014
  • Police Community Liaison Appreciated During G20

    Police Community Liaison Appreciated During G20

    BRISBANE—While some have criticized Queensland police for an excessive show of strength over the G20 weekend, innovations in ...
    Asia & Pacific November 18, 2014
  • G20: Multinational Profit Shifting

    G20: Multinational Profit Shifting

    The G20 leaders summit in Brisbane may not achieve all that is hoped for but one area where ...
    International November 13, 2014
  • Sydney’s Sculpture by the Sea Carves an International Reputation

    Sydney’s Sculpture by the Sea Carves an International Reputation

    SYDNEY—Sculpture by the Sea was a little known event when visionary David Handley launched the exhibition at Sydney's ...
    Arts & Culture November 6, 2014
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    Fascia: The Living, Interconnected Web Behind Movement and Healing–How to Enhance Its Function
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    Eli Lilly Poised to Suspend Drug Discounts to Large Hospitals
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