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| Crocodile-fighting Australian town hits gas-fueled economic fast lane Chicago Daily Herald This is the new face of Darwin, a transformation from the capital of Australia'shardest-drinking region, where a crocodile is caught almost every day, into a boomtown enriched by gas and bolstered by its location between the Pacific and Indian Oceans, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Comedians take the show on the road Herald Sun The Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow sets off tomorrow to share the best of the fest with far-flung audiences across Australia. Comics will take the laughs from Devonport to Darwin and Brisbane to Bunbury in a six-week tour of local, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Making Elmhurst Proud: Students Study Down Under, Build a Home, Make the ... Patch.com Some students traveled to New Zealand and other areas of Australia, including Melbourne, Darwin and Cairns, where they were able to snorkel and dive the Great Barrier Reef. Students returned to the United States last month. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Petrol set to drop 4c litre in next 2 wk Sky News Australia The average price of unleaded petrol fell 0.1 of a cent to 151.6 cents a litre in the week ending April 22, according to Australian Institute of Petroleum figures. The national weekly average metropolitan retail price fell by 0.2 of a cent to 150.5 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| David Peachey is striving to keep his mob on track by giving kids a chance The Australian He played for NSW and Australia. Now he makes it his business to give other kids a chance, both through his foundation and the commission's ambassador program. In Darwin _ along with another retired player, Adam Peek, and North Queensland's Ben Jones _ ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Signalman remembers the war Bayside Bulletin Leading signalman Luxton, who is 94 this year, was part of an Australian naval convoy which pursued and sank a Japanese submarine during World War II. He still vividly recalls the night of Friday, August 25, 1939, when his life would change forever. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Centrebet embarks on post-acquisition IT consolidation Computerworld Australia According to Centrebet network operations manager, Shane Paterson, the company -- which has an annual turnover of $1 billion a year and offers 6000 international sports and horseracing wagering events on its website -- migrated Sportingbet's Darwin ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| New memorial stirs younger generation Ninemsn Two navy ships, HMAS Darwin and HMAS Choules, will dock in the capital to take part in services. Around 5000 attended the Hobart dawn service last year to remember a Tasmanian contribution to Australia's military involvements that has resulted in 13 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| High-flying war heroes Northern Star "From Darwin they were taken to New Guinea (for operational work) and because of Australia's quarantine laws that's where they stayed." A small capsule would be placed around the leg of the pigeon and a paper message put into the capsule. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| US Marines will do better than 'subsist' on Australian food barfblog (blog) But whatever you do, don't call the Marine Rotational Force in Darwin,Australia, part of a US base. ''No, no again,'' said Lieutenant-Colonel AnDroy Senegar when pressed on how much his operation looked like the forerunner of an official base. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Darwin Airport wins Asia Marketing Awards e-Travel Blackboard (press release) Darwin International Airport has won the top prize at the Routes Asia Marketing Awards announced in Chengdu, China this week. “Being judged Overall Winner and Winner Oceania and South East Asia region is a tremendous accolade for Ian Kew and his team, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Albo's inclined to hear no evil, speak no evil, if speaking of that devoted ... The Australian (blog) Even quieter at the ABC, 7pm TV news, Saturday: A BUGLE from World War I will sound out once again during the Anzac dawn service in Darwin. Ikea isn't the answer. Cameron Stewart in The Australian, Friday: THE AustralianManufacturing Workers Union ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| take charge with Beijing, PM told The Australian TWO doyens of Australian policy in China have called on Julia Gillard to step up and take charge of the relationship with Beijing or risk falling behind more aggressive competitors in Europe and the US. Lawyer John Denton, a member of the committee ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| One soldier's road to recovery Melton Weekly July 18, 2009, started early for Private Paul Warren and his section from the 1st Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment in Afghanistan. At 1am, the eight soldiers slipped out of camp and set off through the Baluchi Valley in search of the Taliban ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Melbourne housing market on the “wrong side of the ledger”: Residex boss John ... SmartCompany.com.au “You're not seeing the investors ploughing into Victoria but you are seeing them come back into Queensland, New South Wales and Western Australia.” “And they're staying away from Darwin, but they should be moving back shortly. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Soccer Capsules: Three playoff spots still open in Mexico Brownsville Herald Rodolfo Salinas and Darwin Quintero both scored in the first half to help Santos Laguna defeat defending champion Tigres and move into first place on the standings. Juan Pablo Rodriguez added the third in the 67th minute from the penalty spot to hand ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Keeping our balance in the Asia-Pacific (Part 1) Manila Standard Today This followed reports about Australia agreeing to provide multiple bases for military aircraft, including drones, warships and troops in Darwin, Brisbane, Perth and Cocos Island in the Indian Ocean, and the Aquino government and the once powerful ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Chinese seek to stay in Australia | News | NT News | Darwin ... TEN Chinese people whose yacht ran out of fuel off the coast of Darwin have sought asylum and will be detained at the Darwin Airport Lodge. The group ... www.ntnews.com.au/article/2012/04/12/298581_ntnews.html |
| Croc captured near popular Darwin city beach - ABC News ... Northern Territory wildlife rangers have captured a three-metre saltwater crocodile at a popular beach near the Darwin CBD. www.abc.net.au/news/2012-04-17/croc-caught.../3955102 |
| Crocodile-Fighting Darwin Hits Gas-Fueled Economic Fast Lane News From Bloomberg ... This is the new face of Darwin, a transformation from the capital of Australia's hardest-drinking region, where a crocodile is caught ... www.businessweek.com/.../crocodile-fighting-darwin-hits-gas-... |
| Australian position on NZ-bound asylum seekers 'reprehensible ... Australia morally has blood on its hands if it allows a group of Chinese ...Published: 9:13AM Tuesday April 10, 2012 Source: ONE News ... The asylum seekers left Malaysia last month but ran out of food and sailed into Darwin last week, ... tvnz.co.nz/.../australian-position-nz-bound-asylum-seekers-rep... |
| Fighting heat and food, the marines have landed New feature Personalise your news, save articles to read later and customise... takes part in combat marksmanship training at Kangaroo Flats, south ofDarwin. ... and drop in to help in Asia-Pacific disaster zones alongsideAustralia's Diggers. www.smh.com.au/.../fighting-heat-and-food-the-marines-have... |
| Crocodile-fighting Australian town hits gas-fueled economic fast lane This is the new face of Darwin, a transformation from the capital of Australia's.... the local daily newspaper, the NT News, runs a tally of saltwater crocodiles... www.dailyherald.com/article/20120422/business/704229969/ |
| Video: Chinese group seek asylum in Darwin - Video - NEWS.com.au Chinese asylum seekers have decided to claim asylum in Australia instead of New Zealand. video.news.com.au/.../Chinese-group-seek-asylum-in-Darwin |
| Australia News 24/7: Remembering the Japanese bombing raids on ... Remembering the Japanese bombing raids on Darwin ... One of Australia'smost loved Indigenous acts performs in the Living Black ... World News Australia. > ... australianews247.blogspot.com/.../remembering-japanese-bom... |
| Condor Rapide from Darwin and Dili to Poole and Guernsey HSC CONDOR RAPIDE is a fast ferry operated by Condor Ferries. Launched in 1997, she was initially chartered out as a civilian ferry, then became the first... www.mastermariners.org.au/.../431-condor-rapide-from-darwi... |
| Stranded Chinese seek asylum in Darwin | SBS World News Ten Chinese asylum seekers have been detained by Australian authorities after abandoning plans to attempt a perilous boat journey to New Zealand. The men ... www.sbs.com.au/.../Stranded-Chinese-seek-asylum-in-Darwin |
| UNHCR recommends Chinese to remain in Darwin ... - The Australian ... Chinese nationals in Darwin who want to seek asylum in New Zealand to remain in Australia. ... Picture: Daniel Hartley-Allen Source: Northern TerritoryNews ... www.theaustralian.com.au/.../story-fn9hm1gu-122632359382... |
| Gas Cash Makes Boom Town of Australia's Darwin - Businessweek Darwin, Australia has been transformed into a boom town after Inpex and Total SA invested in its gas fields. (Source: Bloomberg) www.businessweek.com/.../gas-cash-makes-boom-town-of-aus... |
| Rough-and-Tumble Darwin Putting on a New Face (Darwin) | nola ... (c) 2012, Bloomberg News. DARWIN, Australia — Near the site where the first bomb landed on Australia in World War II, Il Lido restaurant serves watermelon... www.nola.com/.../9dd78ecc395168f29ba6db4f67410014 |
| Hv Electricians Mining Fifoseveral Jobs - Darwin, NT | Simply Hired ... Jobs 1 - 10 of 24 ... Job Summary: HV Electricians Mining FIFOSeveral at Northern Territory News in Darwin, NT; Also found at: Engineering JobsAustralia ... www.simplyhired.com.au/a/jobs/list/q-hv.../l-darwin,+nt |
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