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Industry Minister dismisses coal seam gas protests
The incoming federal Industry Minister, Ian Macfarlane, says the development of Australia's natural gas industry will be a priority. The resources, science and manufacturing portfolios have now all been rolled into the Industry portfolio, as announced by the Prime Minister, Tony Abbott, yesterday. In particular, Mr Macfarlane says he plans to push hard for New South Wales farmers to rethink their opposition to coal seam gas.
Australian Christmas tree sets dazzling world record with 518,838 lights
CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA — An Australian set his third Christmas-themed world record in as many years Friday by illuminating a tree in downtown Canberra with 518,838 twinkling lights. Guinness World Records confirmed that David Richards had broken the record for the most lights on an artificial Christmas tree that had been held for five years by Universal Studios Japan in Osaka. That 36-metre Japanese tree had set a new benchmark of 374,280 lights this month.
Australian lawyer sets world record with Christmas lights
CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA—An Australian lawyer has set a world record by stringing up almost 1.2 million Christmas lights in the centre of the national capital. Guinness World Records on Friday confirmed that the 120 km of multicoloured wire strung in the shape of three interconnected giant, wrapped Christmas gifts in a downtown Canberra mall was the largest ever image made of LED lights.
10 Things to Know for Friday - The Monitor: Us News
More and more shoppers are taking advantage of Thanksgiving Day sales, but Black Friday is still the official start of the holiday shopping season. 2. EGYPT BRACES FOR POSSIBLE VIOLENCE AT ISLAMISTS' PROTEST The Islamists' call for nationwide rallies against the government caused some to avoid public transportation and cancel social gatherings. 3.
10 Things to Know for Friday - Richmond Times-Dispatch: Virginia, National And World News From The AP
More and more shoppers are taking advantage of Thanksgiving Day sales, but Black Friday is still the official start of the holiday shopping season. 2. EGYPT BRACES FOR POSSIBLE VIOLENCE AT ISLAMISTS' PROTEST The Islamists' call for nationwide rallies against the government caused some to avoid public transportation and cancel social gatherings. 3.
The picture opportunity: Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and Opposition Leader Tony Abbott.
The picture opportunity: Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and Opposition Leader Tony Abbott. Updated April 28, 2011 17:28:38 The picture opportunity: Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and Opposition Leader Tony Abbott. Alan Porritt/Mark Graham: AAP
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