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

  • Macquarie shares slump 6%
  • Pakistan cricket 'must move on': Wasim
  • China comment no insult to Wong: Boswell
  • Temperature rise threatens 97% of coral
  • Govt suspends use of foil insulation
  • Aussie detained in Jakarta without trial
  • Americans 'trusting God' in Haiti kidnap
  • Brumbies tackle Force with Elsom, Giteau
  • Melksham and Still to play for Essendon
  • Pitt and Jolie sue over break up story
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Macquarie shares slump 6%

Tuesday 9th February 2010

Shares in Macquarie Group have slumped more than six per cent after the company said second half profit would be in line with the first half profit of $479m.

 

Pakistan cricket 'must move on': Wasim

Tuesday 9th February 2010

Former bowling great Wasim Akram has called for positive steps in Pakistan cricket following its humiliating defeats in Australia.

China comment no insult to Wong: Boswell

Tuesday 9th February 2010

Nationals senator Ron Boswell has denied calling federal Climate Change Minister Penny Wong "China" during a Senate hearing on climate change.

 

Temperature rise threatens 97% of coral

Tuesday 9th February 2010

The risk of a mass coral bleaching in the Great Barrier Reef is low for the time being, but climate change remains a great concern to scientists.

Govt suspends use of foil insulation

Tuesday 9th February 2010

The federal government has stopped the use of foil insulation under its rebate program after four deaths, citing fears others will be electrocuted.

 

Aussie detained in Jakarta without trial

Tuesday 9th February 2010

An Australian man who has spent 18 months in a squalid Jakarta jail without trial has pleaded for help from Prime Minister Kevin Rudd.

Americans 'trusting God' in Haiti kidnap

Tuesday 9th February 2010

The leader of an American church group, arraigned in court on kidnapping and conspiracy charges, said she was "trusting God" for the case's outcome.

 

Brumbies tackle Force with Elsom, Giteau

Tuesday 9th February 2010

Rocky Elsom and Matt Giteau have been named to make the Brumbies' debuts amid injury concerns in the Super 14 season opener against the Western Force.

Melksham and Still to play for Essendon

Tuesday 9th February 2010

Essendon youngsters Jake Melksham and Michael Still will both play their first game for the club in Friday night's AFL pre-season cup clash against West Coast.

 

Pitt and Jolie sue over break up story

Tuesday 9th February 2010

A London law firm says Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are suing a British tabloid which reported that they were to split.