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(Photo: AP / Vahid Salemi)Ahmadinejad seeks rebound in Iranian elections
An unidentified Iranian cleric lawmaker talks on his cell phone as he attends an open session of the parliament in Tehran, Iran, Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012. Allies of embattled President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad have turned from Tehran and other big cities and away from the direct competition with rivals loyal to Khamenei to campaign in Iran's hinterlands in hopes of scoring a comeback in next month's parliamentary elections. (AP Photo/Vahid Salemi)...Full Story

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Brownlee sorry Bob Parker 'clown' outburst
| Christchurch Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee has apologised for an astounding shot at Christchurch mayor Bob Parker, after calling him a "clown". | His comments, reported in yesterday's Christchurch Mail, were a reaction to the mayor's statement ...Full Story
Student gang wars
SHARE | AND | DISCUSSTweetStudent gang wars (Thinkstock photos/Getty Images) If you thought the intense school rivalry shown in "Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar" was a bit too far-fetched, it's time you had a reality check. Inter-school rivalries are everyday incidents in the it...Full Story
Alderson Remakes Mets on the Cheap
| Since becoming the general manager of the Mets 17 months ago, Sandy Alderson has overseen the team’s acquisition of roughly two dozen players with some form of major league pedigree. Related | A Japanese Pitcher Without the Mystery (February 9, 2012) | Keep up w...Full Story
Time to be realistic
The gloomy picture painted by national income data released on Tuesday may not be surprising but a detailed analysis of the numbers does indeed provide grounds for concern. According to the advance estimates of GDP growth, the economy will grow by 6.9 per cent during th...Full Story
Why Beijing votes with Moscow
| In many ways, China’s decision to join Russia in vetoing the Syria resolution in the United Nations Security Council seems an aberration. The veto not only derailed the latest attempt to pressure the Assad regime to end its bloody crackdown, but also damaged Chinaâ€...Full Story
Budget 2012: Will UPA surprise?
| Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee is obviously a worried man as he gets ready to present the Union Budget on March 16. He has admitted to losing sleep over the mounting burden of subsidies. That is not his only worry. The Indian economy has faced a number of problems ...Full Story
Saleh to vote in presidential poll
| Sana'a: Yemen's President Ali Abdullah Saleh, in New York for medical treatment after agreeing to step down following months of protests, will return to vote in presidential polls, a member of his party said yesterday confirming reports in state media. | "He...Full Story
A day at Isuzu: Learning to build world-class trucks
| BRAND-new trucks have clear advantages over used, imported units, and among the benefits are that the locally manufactured new trucks help to power the Philippine economy by serving as reliable workhorses for businesses and by creating jobs. | Isuzu Philippines Corpor...Full Story
Editorial: Price to pay for ignoring Maori input
| The return of Parliament tends to lower the tone of political discussion and harm the quality of government. Until the House reconvened this week the Prime Minister sounded intent upon an "elegant" settlement of differences with the Maori Party over the application of...Full Story
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'Proof in the practice' commentator says of student media watchdog
Otago Daily Times | A media watchdog entity being formed by the University of Otago to monitor contentious student magazine Critic and Radio One should not compromise the independence of the two outlets, a New Zealand media commentator says. | The university is formin...
Innocent lives sacrificed for political gain
Gulf News | The Syrian government is delighted with the Russian veto of the draft UN Security Council resolution seeking an end to the violence in Syria. The draft resolution also called on President Bashar Al Assad to heed the Syrian opposition calls for refo...
Sacking sparks hospital board row
Canberra Times | THE high-powered board of the Sydney Children's Hospitals Network is in turmoil after the Health Minister, Jillian Skinner, removed its chairman, Roger Corbett, in a dispute over the moving of a senior health executive. | The decision is understood...
New contract for Gallop as commission prepares to take the reins
Canberra Times | A NEW contract for NRL chief executive David Gallop has been finalised before tomorrow's official handover of power to the independent commission that will run the game. | It had been agreed for some time by News Ltd and the ARL that Gallop should ...
Should Plastic Bags Be Banned?
The New York Times | AUSTIN, TEXAS — Will banning plastic shopping bags make the roadways and oceans cleaner? Or will it merely annoy shoppers and harm factories that use recycled bags to make things like fence posts? | A blog about energy and the environment. Go...
Waiting for Baseball
The New York Times | No matter how much you like basketball, you have to admit we have reached a sobering spot in the sporting calendar. The Super Bowl comes and goes every year and leaves everyone in a stupor, partly because the sporting landscape is dotted with so li...
Riding the swings and roundabouts of debt addiction
The Australian | THERE is never a single answer to complex issues such as the continuing global financial crisis. | The common wisdom seems to be that the woes of countries such as Greece, Italy, Portugal and Spain, as well as of the US and others, is all a consequ...
Rio pours $3bn more into Pilbara iron ore expansion
The Australian | RIO Tinto has committed a further $US3.4 billion ($3.14bn) to expand its massive Pilbara iron ore operations -- a firm indication the mining giant expects increasing demand from China for the steelmaking commodity. | Rio's iron ore and Australia ch...
BHP warns of cutbacks and closures despite $9bn profit
The Australian | BHP Billiton has warned of more closures of struggling assets and lower-than-flagged development spending, as it prepares to "live within its means" after recent falls in commodities prices. | The mining giant yesterday delivered a first-half profi...
Interest rate cuts are still on cards this year
The Australian | ECONOMISTS and traders are reconsidering the likely path for interest rates and the Australian dollar this year after the Reserve Bank of Australia kept the cash rate on hold this week and offered a rosier outlook for the domestic economy. | Most e...
APRA to muscle up in dealing with superannuation
The Australian | ROSS Jones's job as chief regulator of the super industry is about to get a lot more powerful. And, he argues, it's not before time. | "We have better supervisory controls over a building society in remote NSW or a credit union in the sticks than w...
BHP changes US focus from shale gas to oil
The Australian | WITH US domestic gas prices languishing and oil prices at historical highs, BHP Billiton's recently purchased US shale gas business is set to become mainly an oil concern. | It now appears that more than half the revenue from the onshore assets, wh...
South Africa rejects mine nationalisation
The Australian | SOUTH African mining minister Susan Shabangu says the country will not pursue nationalisation of its mining industry, but has called on miners in the nation to pay greater attention to beneficiation opportunities. | The country, which ranks as one ...
Cashed-up Ansell set to pounce
The Australian | GLOVE and condom maker Ansell is poised to announce a significant acquisition within months, following a move to double its borrowing capacity. | Delivering a mixed interim financial result crimped by a high Australian dollar, weak European economy...
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