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 The Australian
Burmese still waiting on $6m in aid
| MORE than $US5.8 million ($A5.94 million) in emergency aid for victims of Burma's cyclone Nargis is still to be released by donor countries, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said today. WHO has r... (photo: (AP Photo/Stan Honda, Pool) / )
Aid Burma Cyclone Photos Society |
 The Star
Danish embassy bomber "from Mecca" - al Qaeda leader
| ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - The suicide bomber who carried out an attack on the Danish embassy in Islamabad last month came from the Muslim holy city of Mecca in Saudi Arabia, an al Qaeda leader said in a... (photo: AP / B.K. Bangash)
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 Turkish Press
Grow your mobile in a pot? Maybe someday, say Nokia researchers
| Nokia's flagship store in Helsinki. The world's leading mobile phone maker Nokia has worked for years with top experts to determine the needs and wants of tomorrow's cu... (photo: WN / james)
Grow Helsinki Nokia People Phones Photos Photos Telecom munication World |
 Canada Dot Com
Farm visits can ease mental health illness
| OSLO, Norway -- Spending time on a farm looking after cows, horses, or other animals can help people with mental illness better manage their anxieties and increase thei... (photo: Creative Commons / SriMesh)
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 The Guardian
Big business can and should make ethical investments
| Norway's Sovereign Wealth Fund has proven that big money can be invested in ethical ways. Others should follow suit | Many people think ethical investments are a worthy... (photo: WN / maryjane)
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 The Times
EU rediscovers taste for bendy cucumbers
| It's official: European diktats on the size and shape of fruit and vegetables are bananas. | Even the European Commission now wants them scrapped to avoid wasting good ... (photo: Public Domain)
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 The State
Sony Ericsson: steep drop in 2Q profit
The Associated Press | STOCKHOLM, Sweden -- | Mobile phone maker Sony Ericsson is reporting a steep 97 percent drop in second-quarter earnings as tougher market condition... (photo: Public Domain Photo / )
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 NZ Herald
Nokia earnings exceed expectations
| HELSINKI, Finland - World No. 1 mobile phone maker Nokia today said profits fell 61 per cent in the second quarter from the same period a year ago, when the company boo... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)
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