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Navy border chief defends Christmas Island response
Australia's senior naval officer in charge of border protection has defended the lack of safety surveillance at Christmas Island in the lead up to December's catastrophic boat crash, saying it was not physically possible to prepare for such an
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:53A
Protection of fundamental rights on Council's agenda
The report also summarises the keynote debates of the Justice and Home Affairs Council's meeting, held on 12 April and the Education Council's meeting held on 20 May. As regards to the former, it focuses on victim protection and a more efficient
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:52A
Protection of fundamental rights on Council's agenda
The report also summarises the keynote debates of the Justice and Home Affairs Council's meeting, held on 12 April and the Education Council's meeting held on 20 May. As regards to the former, it focuses on victim protection and a more efficient
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:52A
Man taken to hospital after car overturns on Flintshire road
Emergency services rushed to the A541 Denbigh to Mold road near Hendre after the accident involving a dark blue Vauxhall Vectra shortly after 2pm yesterday. The 40 year-old man sustained back and shoulder injuries and was taken to Glan Clwyd Hospital
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:52A
Perceptions of insite and its injection site vary
Faced with evidence that the plant is in no way similar to hard drugs and causes little harm, and asked to explain his government's decision, Bush ultimately came up with: "Because I said so." Sadly, that is the level to which I see the current prime
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:52A
Pilot injured in helicopter accident days after fatal crash
A pilot was injured in a helicopter crash Monday north of Calling Lake, about 200 kilometres north of Edmonton, the second helicopter incident in less than a week in Alberta. The man's injuries are non-lifethreatening, said Capt.
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:52A
Woman wins legal battle to use dead husband's sperm
Jocelyn Edwards has been fighting to have a baby with her husband Mark's sperm since he died in an accident at work in August 2010. The couple had discussed fertility treatment after failing to conceive and were just one day away from signing the
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:52A
Locked in litigation
He concluded legitimately sick people cannot access medical marijuana through appropriate means and must resort to compassion clubs or the street corner, risking arrest and criminal charges. While Health Canada's testimony about the program was not
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:52A
Locked in litigation
He concluded legitimately sick people cannot access medical marijuana through appropriate means and must resort to compassion clubs or the street corner, risking arrest and criminal charges. While Health Canada's testimony about the program was not
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:52A
Council rejects biomass plant
Lawyers for the developer said prior to the vote that revocation would lead to a lawsuit and potentially millions of dollars in damages against the city. Fitzgerald referred to the council vote as "very political," saying it would be inappropriate to
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:51A
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