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This Weird Sea Creature Stumped Fishermen. Can You Identify It?
When you're a fisherman, there's a good chance you've seen quite a lot of what the ocean has to offer. But the sight of a certain creature left one fisherman completely perplexed.
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Man Reportedly Carrying Explosives Takes 1 Hostage in Australia
A man reportedly carrying explosives has taken at least one person hostage in Bunbury, Australia, the police said.
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Lanco May Soon Commence Port Project Work in Australia: Report
Lanco Infratech's Australian subsidiary is expected to commence construction of a port from the third quarter of the year, said a notification issued by the Department of Environment, Australia.
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Lanco Cuts Down Workforce by 30% Due to Slowdown
According to the latest annual report of the infra major, the group, which had a workforce of 5,700 by the end of March 2013, cut down its workforce to 4,000 by the end of March this year. By the end of FY12, it had nearly 8,000 employees, the report said.
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Thai Authorities to Probe Surrogacy Clinics amid Down Case Controversy
Authorities in Thailand are to inspect all the clinics in the country offering surrogacy services to see if they are operating within the law after a Thai woman who carried twins for an Australian couple was left caring for a baby with Down Syndrome.
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This Weird Sea Creature Stumped Fishermen. Can You Identify It?
When you're a fisherman, there's a good chance you've seen quite a lot of what the ocean has to offer. But the sight of a certain creature left one fisherman completely perplexed.
-
Man Reportedly Carrying Explosives Takes 1 Hostage in Australia
A man reportedly carrying explosives has taken at least one person hostage in Bunbury, Australia, the police said.
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Lanco May Soon Commence Port Project Work in Australia: Report
Lanco Infratech's Australian subsidiary is expected to commence construction of a port from the third quarter of the year, said a notification issued by the Department of Environment, Australia.
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Lanco Cuts Down Workforce by 30% Due to Slowdown
According to the latest annual report of the infra major, the group, which had a workforce of 5,700 by the end of March 2013, cut down its workforce to 4,000 by the end of March this year. By the end of FY12, it had nearly 8,000 employees, the report said.
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Thai Authorities to Probe Surrogacy Clinics amid Down Case Controversy
Authorities in Thailand are to inspect all the clinics in the country offering surrogacy services to see if they are operating within the law after a Thai woman who carried twins for an Australian couple was left caring for a baby with Down Syndrome.
