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Scientists find bugs that eat waste and excrete petrol
The Environment
Anonymous writes
"Silicon Valley is experimenting with bacteria that have been genetically altered to provide 'renewable petroleum'
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Call for ban on TV junk food advertising to children
Issues regarding population and health.
A new survey, commissioned by the Coalition on Food Advertising to Children, has found 86 per cent of parents with children under 14 want the Federal Government to place a ban on television advertising of junk foods to children.

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Medical crisis in Iraq as doctors and nurses flee
The world in politics
Saturday, August 18, 2007 By Kim Sengupta
The humanitarian disaster in Iraq is being compounded by a mass exodus of their medical staff fleeing chronic violence and lawlessness. A report by Oxfam International shows the lack of doctors and nurses is fracturing a health system on the brink of collapse.
The research revealed that many hospitals, and medical teaching facilities in Baghdad have lost up to 80 per cent of their teaching staff. The dossier says Iraq is suffering from an appalling and largely hidden humanitarian crisis, away from the daily bombings, with millions of people in desperate need of help.

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Indian ruling against pharmaceutical giant Novartis a victory for public health
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Indian ruling against pharmaceutical giant Novartis a victory for public health, say leading aid and advocacy agencies
Today’s verdict by an Indian court against the Swiss pharmaceutical giant Novartis is an important victory for global public health, according to aid agencies CARE International and Oxfam International, and the church-based advocacy network, the Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance.

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Coke with Yet Another New Twist: Toxic Cola
Issues regarding population and health.
The Indian parliament has banned the sale of Coke and Pepsi products in its cafeteria. Indian parliamentarians should take the logical next step, and ban the sale of Coke and Pepsi products in the entire country. The ban came as the result of tests, including those by the Indian government, which found high concentrations of pesticides and insecticides, including lindane, DDT, malathion and chlorpyrifos, in the colas, making them unfit for consumption. Some samples tested showed the presence of these toxins to be more than 30 times the standard allowed by the European Union. Tests of samples taken from the US of the same drinks were found to be safe.

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Desperate rescue plan for orphaned whale
08/21/2008 03:16 AM
Colin the whale calf deteriorating Defence forces asked for equipment to help But his chances remain slim Desperate measures ... time is running out for Colin, the orphaned humpback whale who has captured the heart of Australians. AUSTRALIA'S Defence



Pastor with 'cancer' spun a gospel of lies
08/21/2008 02:02 AM
Pastor told congregation he had cancer Recorded hit song Healer to inspire people He's a fraud - but he's getting help Not quite terminal ... Michael Guglielmucci, who preached about his battle against deadly cancer, is getting professional help after



Row erupts over boy prince
08/21/2008 01:24 AM
PRINCESS Mary has appeared in countless photographs with her famous family. But there was one set of images she was anxious to ensure were not published -- pictures of son Christian naked at the beach. Mary became concerned when she saw lenses trained on



Row erupts over boy prince
08/21/2008 12:52 AM
But there was one set of images she was anxious to ensure were not published -- pictures of son Christian naked at the beach. Mary became concerned when she saw lenses trained on the young prince, 2, without his clothes during a holiday in Denmark last



UK for $1000 return
08/21/2008 12:51 AM
Passengers will pay extra for meals, entertainment, checked-in luggage and blankets. The Malaysian-based airline yesterday revealed its latest international route between Melbourne and Kuala Lumpur will begin on November 12, with one-way fares starting



Rudd redfaced over 'lefty Clark' missive
08/21/2008 12:06 AM
KEVIN Rudd has been left red-faced by a mischievous Australian official briefing note describing New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark as a left-wing control freak. The embarrassing biography was among background papers handed to Australian media



Move to block Hezbollah's 'terror TV'
08/21/2008 12:06 AM
AUTHORITIES are trying to stop an anti-Semitic satellite TV station broadcasting into Australia from Indonesia ? which has already rejected US efforts to take the channel off the air. It is the third time Australia has acted against al-Manar, a channel



Mens Basketball: U.S. vs. Australia
08/20/2008 11:53 PM
Can LeBron be stopped by the men from Oz? (Streeter Lecka/) It was medal-round (and dinner) time in China which meant that the Redeem Team was providing some breakfast theater in New York this morning as they took on Australia in the quarter-final. To



Hopes fade for Sydney whale calf
08/20/2008 10:53 PM
A humpback whale calf separated from its mother and trying to suckle from boats off Sydney, Australia, appears to be growing weaker, observers say.Attempts to find the calf a surrogate mother by luring it out to sea have so far failed. Experts say that



Australia clears China stake in iron firm
08/20/2008 07:43 PM
Iron ore firm Golden West Resources said Australian foreign investment regulators had cleared a proposal for China's Hunan Valin Steel Tube & Wire Co to buy 11.4 percent of the company. The deal was first announced by Golden West on August 12,



Dick Smith's $50,000 Hicks handout
08/20/2008 04:23 PM
to help fund the legal battle to bring confessed terror supporter David Hicks home. But Mr Smith said 'not a cent' went directly to Hicks and some cash had been returned after Hicks was brought back to Australia. Details of Mr Smith's financial



Another man eaten by dogs
08/20/2008 03:46 PM
ANOTHER man has been found partly eaten by dogs at a town camp in the Northern Territory. A witness found three dogs 'having a feed' on a 48-year-old man's body at Hidden Valley camp in Alice Springs. It is the second body to be found at the town camp



Dogs fed on corpse, witness says
08/20/2008 03:27 PM
A VISITOR to a town camp in the Northern Territory says he had to throw rocks at feral dogs who were feeding on the body of a dead man. It is the second body witnesses say they have found being eaten by dogs in Hidden Valley town camp in the past thtree



Nazi war crimes suspect in custody
08/20/2008 02:17 PM
AN 86-year-old accused Nazi war criminal is in custody in Perth awaiting a possible court appeal ahead of a Federal Government decision on his extradition to Hungary. Charles Zentai denies he murdered an 18-year-old Jewish man, who with two other




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