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Metro Ride For PM Modi, Australian Premier (With Selfie); Then, A Temple
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, skilled practitioner of selfies, had a gotcha moment today riding the Delhi metro with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull. The leaders then visited the famous Akshardhma temple on the banks of the River Yamuna, where they posed with garlands.
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Ouch. Oz Prime Minister's Brutal Takedown Of Opposition Leader Is Viral
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has been in the international headlines recently after US President Donald Trump reportedly hung up on him, ending an uncomfortable official phone call. However, in no way must it be thought that Mr Turnbull is incapable of launching verbal missiles of his own. See for evidence his scathing attack on Bill ...
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Indian-Origin Bus Driver's Killer Was Earlier Treated At Mental Health Facility: Oz Minister
A 48-year-old man accused of murdering Indian-origin bus driver Manmeet Alisher in Brisbane by dousing him in a flammable liquid has been confirmed as a former mental health patient.
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Thatcher song joins list of tunes BBC censored
A 70-year-old song is giving the BBC a headache. The radio and television broadcaster has agonized over whether to play "Ding Dong! The Witch is Dead," a tune from "The Wizard of Oz" that is being driven up the charts by opponents of Margaret Thatcher as a mocking memorial to the late British prime minister.
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Oz PM Julia Gillard rescued by cops from protesters
Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Thursday had to be bundled out of a Canberra restaurant by security service agents after it was surrounded by furious Aboriginal rights protesters.
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Shoe thrown at former Australian Prime Minister John Howard
Former Australian Prime Minister John Howard had two shoes hurled at him by an Iraq war protester during an appearance on ABC Australia's Q&A on Monday.In echoes of the infamous incident in which former US president George Bush had two shoes thrown at him during a trip to Iraq in 2008, Howard came under attack as he defended Australia's involve...
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Oz sports minister gets taste of tight security at CWG Village
With tight security in place at the Commonwealth Games Village even Australian Sports Minister Mark Arbib could not enter there in his official vehicle as it did not have the necessary accreditation and had to walk to the residential complex of his country's athletes. Arbib arrived at the Village this morning to meet his cou...
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Oz minister sacked for watching porn on office computer
A state cabinet minister in Australia's New South Wales who used his office computer to visit pornographic and gambling websites has resigned.Ports and Waterways Minister Paul McLeay resigned after confessing to Premier Kristina Keneally that he had "used a computer supplied by the parliament to visit gambling and adult sites". Keneally confirmed W...
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Gill hails Indian hockey team for Azlan Shah win over Oz
M S Gill praises Hockey Team for 4-3 victory over Australia at the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup in Malaysia.
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Oz minister on Indian attacks: Violence 'A Fact of Life'
Australian Trade Minister Simon Crean has said that his country was taking all appropriate steps to ensure safety and security of Indians there.
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Oz: No asylum request from Fonseka
Sri Lanka's defeated presidential candidate General Sarath Fonseka has not sought asylum from Australia, the country's Foreign Minister Stephen Smith has said.
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Krishna to Oz: Contain unprovoked attacks
Foreign Minister S M Krishna met his Australian counterpart, Stephen Smith, in London on Wednesday.
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Oz Foreign Minister condemns attack on Indians
Australian Foreign Minister Stephen Smith telephoned External Affairs Minister, S M Krishna, on Monday afternoon.
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India asks Oz to hurry with investigations
Concerned over the continuous assaults on Indians in Australia, External Affairs Minister S M Krishna spoke to his Australian counterpart asking him to expedite the investigations in these incidents on Monday.
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Choose courses carefully in Oz: Krishna
Dismissing Australian suggestions that Indian reaction on the issue of attacks was "hysterical", External Affairs Minister S M Krishna today said India expects that its citizens, whether they are students or otherwise, should be safe in that country.
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Metro Ride For PM Modi, Australian Premier (With Selfie); Then, A Temple
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, skilled practitioner of selfies, had a gotcha moment today riding the Delhi metro with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull. The leaders then visited the famous Akshardhma temple on the banks of the River Yamuna, where they posed with garlands.
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Ouch. Oz Prime Minister's Brutal Takedown Of Opposition Leader Is Viral
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has been in the international headlines recently after US President Donald Trump reportedly hung up on him, ending an uncomfortable official phone call. However, in no way must it be thought that Mr Turnbull is incapable of launching verbal missiles of his own. See for evidence his scathing attack on Bill ...
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Indian-Origin Bus Driver's Killer Was Earlier Treated At Mental Health Facility: Oz Minister
A 48-year-old man accused of murdering Indian-origin bus driver Manmeet Alisher in Brisbane by dousing him in a flammable liquid has been confirmed as a former mental health patient.
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Thatcher song joins list of tunes BBC censored
A 70-year-old song is giving the BBC a headache. The radio and television broadcaster has agonized over whether to play "Ding Dong! The Witch is Dead," a tune from "The Wizard of Oz" that is being driven up the charts by opponents of Margaret Thatcher as a mocking memorial to the late British prime minister.
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Oz PM Julia Gillard rescued by cops from protesters
Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Thursday had to be bundled out of a Canberra restaurant by security service agents after it was surrounded by furious Aboriginal rights protesters.
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Shoe thrown at former Australian Prime Minister John Howard
Former Australian Prime Minister John Howard had two shoes hurled at him by an Iraq war protester during an appearance on ABC Australia's Q&A on Monday.In echoes of the infamous incident in which former US president George Bush had two shoes thrown at him during a trip to Iraq in 2008, Howard came under attack as he defended Australia's involve...
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Oz sports minister gets taste of tight security at CWG Village
With tight security in place at the Commonwealth Games Village even Australian Sports Minister Mark Arbib could not enter there in his official vehicle as it did not have the necessary accreditation and had to walk to the residential complex of his country's athletes. Arbib arrived at the Village this morning to meet his cou...
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Oz minister sacked for watching porn on office computer
A state cabinet minister in Australia's New South Wales who used his office computer to visit pornographic and gambling websites has resigned.Ports and Waterways Minister Paul McLeay resigned after confessing to Premier Kristina Keneally that he had "used a computer supplied by the parliament to visit gambling and adult sites". Keneally confirmed W...
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Gill hails Indian hockey team for Azlan Shah win over Oz
M S Gill praises Hockey Team for 4-3 victory over Australia at the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup in Malaysia.
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Oz minister on Indian attacks: Violence 'A Fact of Life'
Australian Trade Minister Simon Crean has said that his country was taking all appropriate steps to ensure safety and security of Indians there.
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Oz: No asylum request from Fonseka
Sri Lanka's defeated presidential candidate General Sarath Fonseka has not sought asylum from Australia, the country's Foreign Minister Stephen Smith has said.
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Krishna to Oz: Contain unprovoked attacks
Foreign Minister S M Krishna met his Australian counterpart, Stephen Smith, in London on Wednesday.
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Oz Foreign Minister condemns attack on Indians
Australian Foreign Minister Stephen Smith telephoned External Affairs Minister, S M Krishna, on Monday afternoon.
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India asks Oz to hurry with investigations
Concerned over the continuous assaults on Indians in Australia, External Affairs Minister S M Krishna spoke to his Australian counterpart asking him to expedite the investigations in these incidents on Monday.
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Choose courses carefully in Oz: Krishna
Dismissing Australian suggestions that Indian reaction on the issue of attacks was "hysterical", External Affairs Minister S M Krishna today said India expects that its citizens, whether they are students or otherwise, should be safe in that country.
