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State Government proposal designed to safeguard the international student market. As Australia seeks to rebuild its reputation as an education hub for foreign students, the Brumby Government is pushing the Commonwealth for sweeping changes designed to...
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A glut of available credit compounded matters, in turn flash-freezing property buying...And the federal government wants to ensure that the risky mortgage products that in part helped hurl the nation headlong into this mess are strictly regulated...House...
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Top Florida senators said the state should consider dropping out of the federal-state Medicaid program to avoid a planned expansion and create its own healthcare system for low-income residents...Mike Haridopolos, R-Melbourne, and Don Gaetz, R-Niceville,...
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The Australian Medical Association's Territory branch says compulsory health checks uncovered thousands of children with serious lung problems but about 500 have not been given adequate follow-up treatment. It says only about two of these cases per week...
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The report questions so-called funding "bias" towards Olympic sports at the expense of more resources being directed at higher participation sports such as cricket, football codes, basketball, hockey and netball. Despite weightlifting being one of the...
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The country's chief public health officer says few Canadians have suffered serious side effects from the swine-flu shot. Dr. David Butler-Jones says that of the 6.5 million people who have received the H1N1 vaccine, only 36 have had serious adverse reactions....
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First we had the Herald brazenly breaking the law last week by publishing a comparison of the test results of three schools, and next we were told there was a real possibility that the ban on publishing such material breached the constitution by restricting...
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It was �not acceptable for the federal government to back out of an agreement, which we only made 10 days ago,� he added. North Rhine-Westphalia Premier J�rgen R�ttgers of the Christian Democrats was less overt in his criticism, but pointedly remarked...
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In addition to housing foreign detainees, an Illinois state prison could become a site for military trials of those charged with acts of terrorism, an administration official acknowleged Monday. As the Obama administration works to identify a detention...
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Australia should try to learn from Britain's mistakes in rolling out its plan to give all four-year-olds access to kindergarten, a visiting educator has warned. Professor Iram Siraj-Blatchford, an internationally renowned early childhood researcher, says...
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