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Corruption plagues Maitland refugee centre
The report also pointed out that the border passes, which lasted for 14 days, now lasted only five days because of a recent amendment to the Immigration Act of 2002. Refugees who have not obtained permits within this period must leave the country or
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:38A
Seat Belt Enforcement Zone Planned at Rochester and Avon Roads Today
Officers will be patrolling the area of Avon and Rochester roads in Rochester Hills today as part of a seat belt safety campaign. Click that seat belt or expect a ticket today in Rochester Hills.
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:38A
Constar International emerges from Chapter 11
PET bottle, preform and closures maker Constar International has emerged from US Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection under the ownership of its pre-bankruptcy secured note holders. Black Diamond Capital Management is now
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:38A
New York sues Federal government on natural gas drilling in Delaware river basin
Eric Schneiderman says in the federal lawsuit filed Tuesday the welfare of those living in the basin and of millions of New Yorkers who rely on its drinking water must be thoroughly weighed. He says the Delaware River Basin Commission with approval of
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:38A
"Camp Rock 2" actor Matthew "Mdot" Finley is recovering from a motorcycle
Finley's manager, Eric Ortner, said the singer-actor is undergoing surgery Wednesday on his leg at UCLA Medical Center after he lost control of his motorcycle and plummeted off a cliff last Thursday. Ortner said that Finley suffered multiple injuries
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:37A
AEG's Jackson death lawsuit schedule for September 2012
One of the civil cases relating to the death of Michael Jackson will not be heard in court until September 2012, the judge overseeing the case decided yesterday. By that time the much delayed criminal case against Doc Conrad Murray should have reached
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:37A
18 rail accidents across Japan caused by same failure that derailed Hokkaido train
Following the accident, which sent 39 passengers to hospital, the Mainichi interviewed Japan Railways (JR) group companies nationwide. The survey revealed there had been at least 15 incidents in which the drive shaft came off during the operation of
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:37A
"Frustrated" former police informants behind stop snitching campaign
[We want to] help people who are prepared to give up their liberty for justice. Our motivation is not to let murderers get away.” But Claudia Webbe, chairwoman of the independent advisory group for the Metropolitan Police's Operation Trident,
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:37A
Wyo., other states reconsider Wild Lands lawsuit By The Associated Press
Wyoming, Utah and Alaska are reconsidering a lawsuit against the federal government over a public lands policy withdrawn Wednesday by Interior Secretary Ken Salazar. Environmentalists out West bemoaned the end of the short-lived Wild Lands policy,
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:37A
Assembly approves state grants for immigrant students
That bill drew extensive debate on the floor; Wednesday's debate was more muted and limited as the Assembly raced through a long calendar to meet legislative deadlines this week. immigration and cut the education funding available for citizens.
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:36A
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