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Thousands Of Wild Horses To Be Shot In Australia, Here's Why
Australia approved on Friday the aerial shooting of wild horses in one of the country's largest national parks, resuming a contentious practice that authorities described as "essential" to protect native wildlife.
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Father Says He - Not The Gun - Killed Son At Shooting Range
A Florida man who authorities say accidentally shot and killed his 14-year-old son at a shooting range is blaming himself - not the gun - for the death.
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Father Accidentally Kills Son At US Gun Range: Police
A father accidentally shot and killed his 14-year-old son at a Florida gun range on Sunday, police said.
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Oz Police's racist emails 'unhelpful' for country image
Australian High Commissioner to India Peter Varghese has said that the racist e mail scandal involving Victorian police officers was "unhelpful" for the country's image and will distract from steps being taken to improve the safety of foreign students."It returns the issue to the front pages in a way that is very unhelpful and it can have the effec...
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Indian envoy to meet Victorian Premier this week
Indian High Commissioner Sujatha Singh is set to meet Victoria Premier John Brumby this weekend on the issue of continuing attacks on Indians.
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Oz officials to brief Indian envoy on attacks
Victorian Premier John Brumby has sought another meeting with Indian High Commissioner Sujata Singh to brief her on the steps taken by his government.
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Warne, the peacemaker between India, Oz?
Victoria's premier John Brumby has sought spin legend Shane Warne's advice to deal with the tensions between the community and the native Australians.
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Australia: $14 mn to boost international education
Victorian Premier John Brumby has announced a $14 million boost to secure the long-term future of the state's international education industry.
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Attack fear: Aus state PM cancels Mumbai trip
Brumby will now spend more time in New Delhi after omitting Mumbai from his itinerary.
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Any violence is unacceptable: Victorian Premier
In the wake of a racial attack against three Indians here, Victorian Premier John Brumby on Wednesday said any violence was "unacceptable".
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Thousands Of Wild Horses To Be Shot In Australia, Here's Why
Australia approved on Friday the aerial shooting of wild horses in one of the country's largest national parks, resuming a contentious practice that authorities described as "essential" to protect native wildlife.
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Father Says He - Not The Gun - Killed Son At Shooting Range
A Florida man who authorities say accidentally shot and killed his 14-year-old son at a shooting range is blaming himself - not the gun - for the death.
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Father Accidentally Kills Son At US Gun Range: Police
A father accidentally shot and killed his 14-year-old son at a Florida gun range on Sunday, police said.
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Oz Police's racist emails 'unhelpful' for country image
Australian High Commissioner to India Peter Varghese has said that the racist e mail scandal involving Victorian police officers was "unhelpful" for the country's image and will distract from steps being taken to improve the safety of foreign students."It returns the issue to the front pages in a way that is very unhelpful and it can have the effec...
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Indian envoy to meet Victorian Premier this week
Indian High Commissioner Sujatha Singh is set to meet Victoria Premier John Brumby this weekend on the issue of continuing attacks on Indians.
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Oz officials to brief Indian envoy on attacks
Victorian Premier John Brumby has sought another meeting with Indian High Commissioner Sujata Singh to brief her on the steps taken by his government.
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Warne, the peacemaker between India, Oz?
Victoria's premier John Brumby has sought spin legend Shane Warne's advice to deal with the tensions between the community and the native Australians.
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Australia: $14 mn to boost international education
Victorian Premier John Brumby has announced a $14 million boost to secure the long-term future of the state's international education industry.
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Attack fear: Aus state PM cancels Mumbai trip
Brumby will now spend more time in New Delhi after omitting Mumbai from his itinerary.
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Any violence is unacceptable: Victorian Premier
In the wake of a racial attack against three Indians here, Victorian Premier John Brumby on Wednesday said any violence was "unacceptable".
