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Aussies 'being exploited at bowser'
University of New England professor Abbas Valadkhani says his research ould help the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission prove we are being exploited at the bowser.
Lack of first-time buyers stalls market
THERE was little growth in Queensland's property values during the first quarter of the year with prices and transaction levels stagnating.
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Another Look at Metal Storm, the Machine Gun That Shoots 1-Million-Rounds Per Minute
You read that right, Metal Storm actually created a 36-barreled stacked projectile machine gun, boasting the highest rate of fire in the world.
National Archives of Australia
Media Release: Wireless radio in Australia
The history of wireless radio in Australia is full of fascinating stories. They include an interview with Adolf Hitler on 2FC in 1932, a ban on mentioning the Melbourne Cup on 2CH, and Harold Holt's father's role as manager of 3XY.
Sox18 Genetically Interacts With VegfC to Regulate Lymphangiogenesis in Zebrafish [Basic Science]
From the Dipartimento di Scienze Biomolecolari e Biotecnologie , Dipartimento di Bioscienze , and Dipartimento di Biologia , Universita' degli Studi di Milano, Milan, Italy; and Institute for Molecular Bioscience, The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia .
Ten Questions with Katsura Funakoshi
The May-June issue of Tokyo Art Map features a 10-question interview with Katsura Funakoshi, a sculptor whose works on paper are on display right now at Shibuya's Hikarie 8/ Art Gallery.
These Aussie crooks are no ladies
Valmae Beck aka Fay Cramb was convicted for her part in the rape, torture and murder of Sian Kingi in 1987.
Teaching tips from master of three 'uhhrs'
WHAT is taught in Australian schools and how it is taught is the problem with education - not a lack of funding, former Prime Minister John Howard has claimed.
Live coverage of Question Time
THE Opposition went on the attack over the Budget in the first Question Time since Treasurer Wayne Swan delivered the economic statement last night.
Budget receives cool response from business
The budget has received a cool reception from business groups, with most lamenting the lack of assistance for firms and tax changes that will hit large multinational companies.
Australia Welcomes Custom Mammalian-Based Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing
By Ed Miseta, editor, Outsourced Pharma and Clinical Leader DSM Pharmaceutical Products announced at Bio International 2013 that its' new cGMP custom biopharmaceutical manufacturing 'biologics plant of the future' was set to open in June 2013 in Brisbane, Australia.
Swan's ruthless cuts target families
Treasurer Wayne Swan delivers the budget in the House of Representatives chamber, revealing a budget deficit and announcing a ten-year plan to bring the budget back to surplus, if the Labor party is re-elected. Picture: Getty Images FAMILIES and businesses will bear the brunt of a $43 billion savings drive that is designed to drag the Budget into ... (more)
Gillard Targets Voters With Spending Pledges in Australia Budget
Prime Minister Julia Gillard targeted voters with increased spending on infrastructure, health and education in a budget that seeks to restore her economic credibility four months before Australia 's election.
Budget 2013-14 winners and losers
Total investment in scheme $19.3 billion over seven years $113 billion in defence funding over the forward estimates, up $10 billion from last year's budget.
Skies set to clear in time for weekend
Grey skies over Brisbane should give way to clear skies by this afternoon, with the Bureau of Meteorology expecting sunny conditions for the next seven days.
Implosion Interruptus: Silo Needs Extra Push To Come Down
Like a Weeble, she wobbled but wouldn't fall down. This silo was supposed to implode Sunday near Brisbane, Australia.
Chinese solar panels 'labelled as local'
TWO Brisbane solar panel companies are being pursued by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission for allegedly deceiving customers by touting their panels as being made in Australia when they were actually Chinese.
Lamingtons, single mums seek party status
A NEW political party named after the coconut-covered lamington cake is trying to gather enough members to be registered before the federal election.