Media Research Group - Media Monitoring, Media analysis, Press clippings, Australia

  • Eight injured in Lebanon bomb blast
  • Nicaraguan Navy vessel missing with 27
  • England boss backs Graham to star in NRL
  • Seniors fear losing homes in agedcare plan
  • 5000 NSW public sector job cuts begin
  • 3500 Vic workers win $7.5 million back pay
  • RBA reaffirms possible interest rate cuts
  • Population of quake-hit Christchurch sinks
  • Azerbaijan wins UN Security Council seat
  • Cronulla set to announce Carney deal
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Eight injured in Lebanon bomb blast

Tuesday 25th October 2011

A bomb placed in a rubbish container at the largest Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon exploded on Monday, injuring 8.

 

Nicaraguan Navy vessel missing with 27

Tuesday 25th October 2011

A Nicaraguan Navy vessel on a mission to rescue coastal residents as Hurricane Rina churns in the western Caribbean has gone missing with 27 people on board,

England boss backs Graham to star in NRL

Tuesday 25th October 2011

England coach Steve McNamara has backed prop James Graham to be a superstar in the NRL with Canterbury next season.

 

Seniors fear losing homes in agedcare plan

Tuesday 25th October 2011

The federal government is engaged in an undisguised grab for older Australians' homes, according to a pensioner group.

5000 NSW public sector job cuts begin

Tuesday 25th October 2011

NSW Treasurer Mike Baird has defended 1900 redundancies in the public service, claiming the state is living beyond its means.

 

3500 Vic workers win $7.5 million back pay

Tuesday 25th October 2011

More than 3500 Victorians were awarded back-pay by the Fairwork Ombudsman last financial year, totalling $7.573 million.

RBA reaffirms possible interest rate cuts

Tuesday 25th October 2011

The central bank has again left the door open for lowering interest rates and flagged tomorrow's inflation data as potentially paving the way for a move.

 

Population of quake-hit Christchurch sinks

Tuesday 25th October 2011

Christchurch's population has fallen by 2.4 per cent since earthquakes started in September 2010, with many people moving to nearby districts.

Azerbaijan wins UN Security Council seat

Tuesday 25th October 2011

Azerbaijan has received the two-thirds support of UN member states needed for a Security Council seat after its lead competitor Slovenia dropped out.

 

Cronulla set to announce Carney deal

Tuesday 25th October 2011

Cronulla are poised to announce the signing of controversial NRL playmaker Todd Carney.