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AARNet salutes the 20th anniversary of the Internet in Australia
" 26 November 2009 - " The Governor-General of Australia, Ms Quentin Bryce, AC, will launch a book today at Admiralty House, commissioned by AARNet to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Internet in Australia.
Australia to welcome two Chinese giant pandas
Wang Wang and Funi are due to arrive in Adelaide on Saturday at 7:45 a.m. local time after a long trip from their home at the Panda Protection and Research Center at Ya'an in China's Sichuan Province.
Airlines: Sharp expands Adelaide service
REGIONAL carrier Sharp Airlines will look at extending its passenger and fly-in, fly-out services from South Australia if current high demand continues.
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Court told dad planned to take murder rap
The South Australian Supreme Court has heard that a Victorian man, 50, told his prison cellmate he was thinking of taking the rap for the death of teenager Carly Ryan.
Premier's 'Sex In Office' Scandal
One of Australia's most popular politicians is fighting to save his career after a woman accused him of having sex with her in his government office.
Classic Adelaide tarmac rally 2009 winners
South Australian Porsche crew Kevin Weeks and Bec Crunkhorn cruised home to win their third straight Classic Adelaide tarmac rally today.
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
CFS trucks collide at Yorke Peninsula blaze
A bushfire is burning out of control north-west of Curramulka on Yorke Peninsula in South Australia.
Fire alarm: Dress rehearsal over, now the real deal
SOUTH Australia has emerged from its first days of "catastrophic" fire dangers relatively unscathed - but teething problems and uncertainty over evacuation procedures remain.
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Dangerous: a fire burns in paddocks near Curramulka on the Yorke Peninsula
South Australian firefighters have got the upper hand over more than 20 fires that threatened the state this afternoon but there are still concerns about two potentially dangerous fires.
The success of Warwick Thornton's Samson & Delilah has sent its debut actors, Marissa Gibson and Rowan McNamara, around the world.
'Catastrophic' fire danger closes schools
PARTS of Australia are on high alert as high temperatures cause 'catastrophic' fire danger.
MP To Introduce South Australia State Franchise Law
ADELAIDE, Australia - " Displeased with the recent federal reform of franchise law, a member of the South Australian state parliament announced today that he will launch his own bill at the state level.
Too Many Australians Can't Understand Health Information
Many Australians are at risk of not being able to understand basic health information, according to the results of a survey published in the Medical Journal of Australia.
Double Dragon To Be Joined By Original Guitarist For Adelaide Show
Adelaide, Australia's DOUBLE DRAGON will support Florida death metallers OBITUARY in Adelaide this Saturday November 21 at the Governer Hindmarsh.
Stuart forecasts oil production growth
Stuart Petroleum Ltd has forecast a 20 per cent increase in oil output by 2011 from its Cooper Basin operation after a new well comes on line.
Moving On - Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Back to Adelaide today to stay with Maggie and Tim . They have an unbelievable hot tub in their back garden so we had strawberries and champagne while being jet massaged - bizarre experience really, especially as passengers on the 9.15 to Glenelg could see us as they zoomed past on their way home from work! Next day we had a day out at Victor ...
Australia: Man with severe swine flu defies the odds
Via AdelaideNow.com.au in South Australia: Man with severe swine flu defies the odds .
South Australia Hit By November Heatwave
South Australia is sweltering in its first November heatwave, with temperatures topping 35 degrees Celsius for five days in a row.
Breastfeeding: Ministers declare - breast is best
BABIES should be exclusively breastfed until at least six months, health ministers agree.
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
1 in 4 breast cancers 'not threatening'
Researchers argue over what proportion of abnormalities picked up by life-saving mammography will actually turn out to be a problem News analysis Around one in four invasive breast cancers diagnosed in women aged 50 to 69 are not life threatening, a new Australian study has found.
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