Wednesday, June 17, 2015

Last Top Stories: Ironman competitor pulled unconscious from surf in Cairns event dies in hospital

Ironman competitor pulled unconscious from surf in Cairns event dies in hospital

Ironman competitor pulled unconscious from surf in Cairns event dies in hospital
A female competitor pulled unconscious from the water at the Ironman Cairns event in far north Queensland on the weekend has died in hospital. Erica Atkins was competing in the Ironman 70.3 event on Sunday when she was rescued about 20 metres from ...
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LIC wants Vedanta to sweeten Cairn deal

LIC wants Vedanta to sweeten Cairn deal
Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC), a minority shareholder in Cairn India (9.06 per cent stake), has sought a better offer, including higher dividend on the redeemable preference shares that the metal producer plans to offer Cairn shareholders ...
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Stroll down Granby's Cairns Street with our interactive tour

Stroll down Granby's Cairns Street with our interactive tour
Take a stroll down Granby's Cairns Street, which has been nominated for Street of the Year. Our interactive panoramic tour shows the hustle and bustle of the street, which is part of a renovation project on Granby's four streets which will see 10 ...
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Nate's journey: from paris with love

Nate's journey: from paris with love
Through this call, made from Cairns to the Gold Coast in May last year, Queensland Origin's man of steel showed the compassion he won't hand any Blues players tonight. A lifelong friendship, one that helped keep the planets aligned for a 16-year-old ...
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Syd, Melb home prices tipped to rise

Syd, Melb home prices tipped to rise
Sydney and Melbourne home prices are tipped to keep rising, with experts saying the booming housing markets are either in or entering a "bubble". A major survey of property experts has found that more than half expect Sydney prices to continue rising for ...
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Australians 'extremely vulnerable' to global shocks: PEP's Tim Sims

Australians 'extremely vulnerable' to global shocks: PEP's Tim Sims
The property market is not even close to overboiling based on traditional financial measures, but Australian households and businesses are nevertheless "extremely vulnerable" to global interest rate rises and stock market fluctuations, says Pacific Equity ...
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Australia and China sign landmark free trade deal

Australia and China sign landmark free trade deal
ELEANOR HALL: Australia and China are formally signing off on a landmark free trade deal today. But while the Trade Minister Andrew Robb is trumpeting that deal, he is also warning that the prospects for a multilateral Pacific trade agreement are looking ...
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El Nino tipped to be El Nothing – except maybe for wheat

El Nino tipped to be El Nothing – except maybe for wheat
The forthcoming El Nino might have an effect on agricultural commodities but its impact on non-agricultural commodities like minerals will be minimal, according to Citi. El Nino is a weather pattern caused by warming water in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of ...
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Would you pay $150 per week to sleep here? Sydney aims to stamp out illegal ...

Would you pay $150 per week to sleep here? Sydney aims to stamp out illegal ...
NSW police have released footage showing the cramped insides of a Sydney premises targeted in a hew housing crackdown. One house in the suburb of Ultimo had 58 beds spread across 19 illegally-constructed bedrooms. A bed in many of these houses ...
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Woolworths needs re-wiring as Grant O'Brien shorts out

Woolworths needs re-wiring as Grant O'Brien shorts out
Grant O'Brien left school at 16 to start his working life as an apprentice electrician in Tasmania. The skills he gathered on the job in the early days helping to re-wire businesses – which included a grocery store in Ulverstone that later became part of the ...
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