http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/01/29/2149351.htmProblem gambling a 'root cause of homelessness'
By Daniel HoareResearch has pointed to a link between problem gambling and homelessness.
While the Australian Federal Government has been quick to act on its election...
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"The security of the online computer system used by more than three million people to file tax returns is in doubt after HM Revenue and Customs admitted it was not secure enough to be used by MPs, celebrities and the Royal Family.
Thousands of "high profile" people have been...
I can't remember the last time there was such a glut of great movies and performances to choose from. It's going to be interesting to see who walks away with what. My money is on 'No Country For Old Men' for...
"The Democrat opposition is busy gathering up negative info to run on any possible Republican candidate, much as the Republicans are no doubt doing on the Democrats. Here’s a small sample of what they have on FDT so far (at least what they’re willing to show)…
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Britney has been apparently inseparable from the 35-year-old during the bitter custody battle with ex-hubby the K-Fed but faces a struggle to convince his parents she is suitable - and may have to convert to...
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"Last update - 10:34 11/01/2008
CIA: We said back in 1974 that Israel had nuclear weapons
By Amir Oren, Haaretz Correspondent
Tags: Israel, CIA, nuclear weapons
The Central Intelligence Agency, backed by bodies including the State Department's Bureau of Intelligence and...
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Tariq Ali
Arranged marriages can be a messy business. Designed principally as a means of accumulating wealth, circumventing...
"PARIS: When the history of climate change is written, 2007 will deserve a chapter all to itself. In just 12 months, global warming has been elevated to the great challenge of our time, a cause for public and...
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Sean Hoey was found not guilty on 56 charges arising out the Omagh bomb attack in 1998, described as "the worst paramilitary bombing since the start of the Norther Ireland conflict.""Speaking at Belfast Crown...
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Sometimes there is so much news in the world that stories like this pass me by. This story was published in 2006 so it is not breaking but I thought it was interesting enough to post it.In China's attempt to...
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A ruling allowing Journalists to be safe from harm in lawsuits against news organizations for reporting stories which rightly or wrongly defame people featured in their stories is being considered in the courts....
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OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG "It has been six years since the Spice Girls' trademark phrase "Zigga zig-ah" was silenced.
But that's about to change Sunday...
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"They say in football there is always the next match - and indeed, the next tournament. And qualifying for the next major tournament - the 2010 Word Cup - may become England's sole focus if Russia beat Israel on Saturday and finally put the Three Lions' wounded Euro 2008...
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Good news for Internet sales as UK online Christmas shopping will reach £13.8bn this year, according to two new surveys. The Trading Standards Institute warns of some of the pitfalls of "buying from afar" in its...
MexicoReporter.com follows violence against journalists in Mexico. Please click here for more on the subject."Drug-cartels kill journalists, says CPJ. But what about the Government?
Drug-fuelled violence against the press in Mexico is spreading. A report released yesterday...
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