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Hot Spot Of Whale Activity In East Timor
Local and Australian researchers said on Wednesday that one of the world's highest concentrations of dolphins and whales -- many of them protected species -- has been discovered off the coast of East Timor.
Southeast Asia: Newsmakers of 2008
China , Malaysia , Singapore , Thailand , Brunei , Cambodia , East Timor , Indonesia , Myanmar , Philippines , Vietnam , U.S.A. Topics: Freedom of Speech , Arts & Culture , Business , Cyber-Activism , Disaster ...
Pak Ali served his country well
Ali Alatas, 76, passed away in Singapore yesterday. The former Indonesian Foreign Minister may be remembered for vigorously defending his country's occupation of East Timor, but to many, Pak Ali will be missed ...
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Timor Air to fly internationally
An agreement has been signed to create East Timor's first international airline.
Council guest ... East Timorese visitor Mario Soares says Hume has changed noticeably in the past four years.
Federal grants will aid students
The East-West Center has received two grants totaling $496,000 to support scholarship programs.
Doctors remove 7lb tumour from toddler
A toddler from East Timor has had a tumour which weighed one third of his body weight removed by doctors in New Zealand.
Talks started to get the Sri Lankans arrested in East Timor released
Thursday, October 23, 2008, 3:56 GMT, ColomboPage News Desk, Sri Lanka. Oct 23, Colombo: Sri Lankan Foreign Ministry says that they have already started negotiations to get the country men who were arrested in ...
East Timor nabs Aussie-bound job seekers
Sixteen Sri Lankans and four Indonesians have been detained in East Timor over a plot to illegally sail to Australia, authorities say.
East Timor sells off its artefacts, history - Feature
Last week on eBay a search for East Timor would have come up with a black, wooden, hand-carved statue of a male, not quite a metre high.
China milk scandal and Southeast Asia
China , Malaysia , Singapore , Thailand , Brunei , Cambodia , East Timor , Indonesia , Myanmar , Philippines , Vietnam Topics: Children , Disaster , Economics , Food , Health , International Relations , ...
From left, teachers Lee Norris and Ellie Virgona, and Friends of Ermera president Jan Trezise.
Foreign Affairs: AUS Defence Minisiter Visits Indonesia, East Timor
Thursday, 18 September 2008, 10:24 am Press Release: Australian Department Of Defence Wednesday, 17 September 2008 124/2008 The Minister for Defence, the Hon.
Report: Indonesian ID card found on body of East Timor rebel leader
Slain East Timor rebel leader Alfredo Reinado had an Indonesian citizenship card in his pocket when he was shot on February 11 during an attack on the president, media reports said Wednesday.
Indonesia fears fading but US a worry
YOUNGER Australians are less concerned about any security threat posed by Indonesia, according to a new poll, but it remains the country of most concern to all Australians.
Diplomat researching issues at East-West Center
HONOLULU - Jonathan Henick, a 15-year veteran of the State Department's Foreign Service, has joined the East-West Center for a one-year post as a visiting research fellow and diplomat-in-residence. Henick will ...
Tourists to Timor as it's 'better than Bali'
Aussie tourists could jump from Darwin to have a relaxing holiday in East Timor.
Tourism target: Aussies told to forget Bali, try Timor
EAST Timor will one day rival Bali as a drawcard for Australian tourists, its Prime Minister Xanana Gusmao has claimed.
Australian Prime Minister Rudd leaves door open to East Timorese guest workers
The Australian government said it would consider programs allowing East Timorese to gain temporary work visas in Australia, after a meeting between the two countries' prime ministers Monday.
Gusmao to press Rudd on Timor guest workers
EAST Timor Prime Minister Xanana Gusmao is confident Prime Minister Kevin Rudd will back a scheme allowing Timorese guest workers to come to Australia.