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As some of the 140 sickened with Salmonella linked to raw egg mayonnaise in Canberra prepare for legal action, The Canberra Times confirms that Australia has an egg problem (that's what the headline says). There has been an average of 100 cases a year ...
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Foolhardy to risk a fragile peace in forest wars - Canberra Times
The Canberra Times
The passing of legislation to end Tasmania's 30-year-old forest wars should have been a cause for celebration, finally finding resolution to one of Australia's most toxic and intractable of issues. Yet the reaction, particularly from those who have ...
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Dropping like flies; at least 20 sick, 5 hospitalized in Canberra food ...
Barfblog (blog)
Or at least a Salmonella problem. According to the Canberra Times, five people have been hospitalized and more than 20 are sick as investigations continue into one of the largest spates of food poisoning recorded in the Australian capital in recent years.
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Canberrans aim a harpoon at Skywhale - Canberra Times
The Canberra Times
Further, Canberrans learnt the artwork tethered to the National Gallery of Australia was not their own and would soon be floating over Hobart's Museum of Old and New Art in June and Melbourne's AustralianCentre for Contemporary Art. It apparently ...
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Australian politician clawed by kangaroo - Zee News - India
Zee News
Australian Capital Territory (ACT) Municipal Services Minister Shane Rattenbury escaped with some gashes on one leg and bruising on the other after being attacked by the kangaroo on his morning run. Rattenbury, a Greens MLA who sits in the ACT Labor ...
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Police Blotter: Man Avoids Prison, but Is All Out of Bubblegum - Kotaku
Kotaku
CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA—A 23-year-old man avoided jail time for a psychotic episode last year in which he brandished a toy shotgun inside a bank, believing himself to be in a video game. "In his delusional state, he imagined his sunglasses were displaying ...
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Folau no sure thing but gets majority vote - Canberra Times
The Canberra Times
The controversial decision is in - three of the past five Wallabies World Cup coaches are adamant Israel Folau is the man to play fullback against the British and Irish Lions next month. But 1999 World Cup-winner Rod Macqueen wants the code-hopper to ...
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No dignity in US wages - Canberra Times
The Canberra Times
His musings about the comparative cost of things in Australia and the US were interesting, and I think Tim touched on the main explanation. Most adult workers in Australia are paid a living wage, unlike the situation in the US, where a family of four ...
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