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Canberra remembers Australia's war dead

The Age (Free subscription) | yesterday

The nation's war dead call loudest from Canberra's Australian War Memorial, where their names line the walls, former defence chief Peter Cosgrove says.

Canberra remembers Australia's war dead

Sydney Morning Herald (Free subscription) | yesterday

The nation's war dead call loudest from Canberra's Australian War Memorial, where their names line the walls, former defence chief Peter Cosgrove says.

Lockheed Martin Australia and Acacia Research Team for Royal Australian Navy Sea 1000 Submarine Combat System Pursuit

Global Security (Free subscription) | yesterday

Lockheed Martin Australia of Canberra and Acacia Research, Ltd. of Adelaide are teaming to pursue the combat system integrator role for the Royal Australian Navy's Future Submarine project, SEA 1000.

• Lockheed Martin Australia and Acacia Research Team for Royal Australian Navy SEA 1000 Submarine Combat System Pursuit - PR News Wire

Coulomb Technologies gets Australian distribution deal; Better Place looking Down under, too

AutoblogGreen (Free subscription) | yesterday

Filed under: EV/Plug-in Building out networks of publicly accessible charging points for electric vehicles is one of the biggest business opportunities that could be produced by a large scale transition to electric vehicles. With shorter range urban vehicles being the most likely BEVs to be useful to people, they will need somewhere to re-energize. Coulomb Technologies is one of a number of companies...

Oz PM to visit to India, Singapore

Timpu (Free subscription) | 11/09/2009

Canberra (Australia), Nov.9 (ANI): Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd heads to India and Singapore this week. Click Here To Read the Full Post

The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation: A Partner for Stabilising Afghanistan?

Human Security Gateway: All Updates (Free subscription) | 11/07/2009

In efforts to bring stability and security to Afghanistan, the international community of states may have overlooked a critical ally; the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation. This paper argues that the Organisation should be considered a partner in the international stabilisation efforts in Afghanistan, and proposes that Australia is well-placed to be the facilitator for such a venture. On 27 March 2009...

Remember, Remember the 6th of November

The Monarchist (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009

The antipodean hills are alive with the sound of republican defeat on the 10th anniversary of Australia's referendum to depose the Queen. Her Majesty won a resounding mandate, handily taking every state in a contested result that politicians can only dream of matching at the ballot box. Australia has stuck us with the Queen Toronto Star - Martin Regg Cohn - ‎Nov 3, 2009‎ I would like nothing...

Aussie economy robust - Westpac boss

New Zealand Herald (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009

CANBERRA - Lower interest rates and the federal government's stimulus spending are responsible for Australia's relatively stable economy, Westpac boss Gail Kelly says.Kelly said she was surprised how quickly the Australaian economy...

The Republican Referendum: Ten Years On

BBC NEWS | Nick Bryant's Australia (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009

Ten years after the republican referendum, it is Australia's constitutional monarchists who have the most cause for celebration. And celebrating they are, with lunches in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth to mark what they call "Affirmation Day". Republicans, meanwhile, are gathering on the forecourt of Parliament House in Canberra, to remind their fellow Australians that it is time to mend the...

Sri Lanka puts asylum solution

News.com.au (Free subscription) | 11/04/2009

SRI Lanka says it has talked to Canberra about bringing unskilled migrant workers to Australia in an attempt to stop the exodus of boatpeople.

Fiji expels diplomats from New Zealand, Australia

Sify (Free subscription) | 11/03/2009

Fiji's military ruler Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama gave the senior diplomats of New Zealand and Australia 24 hours to leave the country Tuesday and ordered his country's high commissioner in Canberra to return home.

Fiji expels New Zealand and Australian diplomats

The Earth Times Online Newspaper (Free subscription) | 11/03/2009

Wellington - Fiji's military ruler Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama gave the senior diplomats of New Zealand and Australia 24 hours to leave the country on Tuesday and ordered his country's high commissioner in Canberra to return home. In a televised add...

Australia and China trade talks underway

The Age (Free subscription) | 10/30/2009

A free trade agreement between Australia and China will be reached as "rapidly as possible" following talks in Canberra.

Australia and China trade talks underway

Sydney Morning Herald (Free subscription) | 10/30/2009

A free trade agreement between Australia and China will be reached as "rapidly as possible" following talks in Canberra.

Australia, China seek free trade deal

Sydney Morning Herald (Free subscription) | 10/30/2009

A free trade agreement between Australia and China will be reached as "rapidly as possible" following talks in Canberra.