Created Fri, 3rd of Sep 2010
Divers salvaged the world's oldest drinkable beer from a shipwreck in the Baltic Sea on Thursday, just days after work began to retrieve dozens of bottles of 200-year-old champagne, local officials ... more
Created Thu, 2nd of Sep 2010
A controversial annual dolphin hunt that was depicted in an Oscar-winning documentary has begun in Japan. A fleet of six boats herded a group of about 20 bottlenose dolphins into the port of Taiji ... more
Created Fri, 3rd of Sep 2010
A 34-year-old man from New South Wales is in a stable condition after being attacked by a shark in the Solomon Islands. The Department of Foreign Affairs says the attack left the man with cuts to ... more
Created Fri, 3rd of Sep 2010
A huge traffic jam stretching at least 120 kilometres has reappeared in northern China, with thousands of cargo trucks stuck in a bottleneck, state media said. State television broadcast images of ... more
Created Fri, 3rd of Sep 2010
Prince Charles has a woolly idea or two about how vintage clothes, recycling and the fashion industry can help protect the planet. In an article in the September edition of fashion magazine Vogue, ... more
Created Fri, 3rd of Sep 2010
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netantyahu and Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas have begun a one-on-one meeting, without notetakers or translators, a US State Department official says. The two ... more
Created Thu, 2nd of Sep 2010
The German husband of ailing 93-year-old Hollywood actress and socialite Zsa Zsa Gabor said he wanted to preserve her body by plastination after she dies, the Bild newspaper reported. "My wife has ... more
Created Thu, 2nd of Sep 2010
A retired Chinese coal miner has found an underground solution to the country's sky-high housing costs, by carving out a new home beneath the shack he lives in, state media reported. Needing more ... more
Created Thu, 2nd of Sep 2010
Tony Blair's memoirs concern more than just affairs of state - Britain's ex-prime minister also reveals intimate details about his wife and describes the sexual shenanigans of other ... more
Created Thu, 2nd of Sep 2010
An intact Roman lantern made of bronze, believed by experts to be the only one of its kind in Britain, has been unearthed in a field by a metal-detecting enthusiast. The unique artefact, which ... more
Created Thu, 2nd of Sep 2010
The man who was David Hicks's lawyer, Stephen Kenny, has won a Justice Award from the Law Society of South Australia. Mr Kenny represented the former Guantanamo Bay detainee and currently is ... more
Created Wed, 1st of Sep 2010
Two Japanese towns have declared war on a band of marauding monkeys that have attacked more than 60 people in the forested foothills of Mount Fuji, local officials say. Alarmed by an unusual spate ... more
Created Wed, 1st of Sep 2010
A New Zealand pub has been painstakingly moved 40 metres up an Auckland hill to make way for a road tunnel. The 124-year-old Birdcage Tavern lies in the path of a major motorway expansion in New ... more
Created Wed, 1st of Sep 2010
Hundreds are expected at an outback Queensland town for its International Yabby Races. Up to 500 people are expected at the yabby races tonight, which are held in Windorah, south-west of ... more
Created Tue, 31st of Aug 2010
Staff from a Melbourne hospital have broken down in the Victorian Coroners Court, as they recalled their attempts to save a 22-month-old girl who was fatally mauled by the family dog. Kara ... more
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