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Kevin Rudd says Australia faces major terror threat
Kevin Rudd says Australia faces major terror threat
Feb. 23 (BBC News) - Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has warned that his country is now under a permanent and increased threat of militant attack.
 
Australia's global warming bill defeated
Australia's global warming bill defeated
SYDNEY December 1, 2009 (AP) - Australia's Parliament defeated legislation to set up a greenhouse gas emissions trading system on Wednesday, throwing a central plank of the government's plans to combat global warming into disarray.
 
Five convicted for Australia terror attack plot
Five convicted for Australia terror attack plot
October 16, 2009 (AFP) - Five Muslim men were Friday found guilty of plotting a jihadist attack using guns and explosives to protest Australia's involvement in the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
 
 Infectious disease risk in swine flu jabs
Infectious disease risk in swine flu jabs
August 20, 2009 (The Age) - LEADING infectious disease experts in Australia have called on the federal government to abandon its mass swine-flu vaccination plan because of fears the vaccine is a contamination risk that could spread blood-borne diseases.

 
Australia arrests 'terror' suspects
Australia arrests 'terror' suspects
August 3, 2009 (Al Jazeera) - Australian police have arrested four men in Melbourne suspected of planning a "suicide terrorist attack", in one of the biggest counter-terrorism operations in the country.
 
Australia PM Rudd faces crisis week
Australia PM Rudd faces crisis week
CANBERRA June 22, 2009 (Reuters) - Australia's Prime Minister Kevin Rudd was facing his biggest political crisis on Monday with rivals accusing his government of abuse of power and a belligerent Senate poised to reject a key election promise.
 
Fiji government to extend emergency laws
Fiji government to extend emergency laws
CANBERRA April 30, 3009 (Reuters) - Fiji's military government ruled out any election this year and said on Friday it would extend emergency laws, defying an international deadline for the country's suspension from the 16-nation Pacific Islands Forum.
 
Fiji's military given permission to shoot civilians
Fiji's military given permission to shoot civilians
April 15, 2009 (Stuff.co.nz) - Fiji's military have been given permission to shoot civilians without fear of being prosecuted.
 
Fiji coup leader returns as PM
Fiji coup leader returns as PM
April 10, 2009 (Al Jazeera) - Frank Bainimarama has been reappointed as Fiji's prime minister just two days after an appeals court declared his military government was illegal.
 
Spies monitoring activists online for Aussie police
Spies monitoring activists online for Aussie police
November 26, 2008 (News.com.au) - PRIVATE intelligence company has been engaged by police to secretly monitor internet and email use by activist and protest groups, a report says.
 
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