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2013/05/24 02:34
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Why Ford's exit spells end for manufacturing in A...
Why Ford's exit spells end for manufacturing in Australia Story Tools Related Items "You'll never see Japanese cars in an RSL car park." That was Bill Bourke, Ford Australia's sales supremo of the...
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2013/05/24 00:09
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The Future of Education in Africa: Lessons from S...
Dr Scott Firsing, an American residing in South Africa, is an international studies lecturer at Monash South Africa, a campus of Monash University Australia. He also serves as president of Young...
Monash University The Star
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2013/05/23 15:55
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Growing abuse of Xanax leads to restrictions
The growing abuse of the commonly prescribed anxiety and insomnia drug, alprazolam, has led the peak body for drug regulation in Australia to more tightly restrict its prescription. The interim...
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Xanax Steve Hambleton Therapeutic Drugs Administration Alprazolam Australian Medical Association
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2013/05/23 15:18
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Ford pressures Canberra for more assistance
Pressure on the Federal Government to boost taxpayer support for the car industry has intensified, with Ford yesterday declaring it would need additional aid to remain competitive beyond 2010. Days...
Ford Kevin Rudd Alan Mulally federal government Productivity Commission
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2013/05/23 15:18
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Car makers challenge Bracks' tariffs plan
Australia's motor vehicle industry says it has uncovered a major technical error in the economic modelling used by the Bracks review to justify halving the tariff on imported cars. The report on the...
Steve Bracks Productivity Commission PETER DIXON Nicholas Gruen Federation of Automotive Products Manufacturers
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2013/05/23 12:39
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Scientist identifies cell that could hold the sec...
Researchers have identified a cell that aids limb regrowth in Salamanders. Macrophages are a type of repairing cell that devour dead cells and pathogens, and trigger other immune cells to respond to...
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James Godwin National Academy of Sciences Joe Armao Monash University Monash University
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2013/05/23 06:05
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Scientists optimistic of AIDS cure
Scientists optimistic of AIDS cureUpdated: 13:22, Thursday May 23, 2013 Top AIDS scientists are optimistic of finding a cure for the disease that has claimed 30 million lives, but say it might not...
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Anthony Fauci Paris US National Institute of Allergy US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Monash University
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2013/05/23 01:47
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'Uncompetitive' - Ford pulls out
Your video format settings have been saved. Ford Motor will close its local car manufacturing plants in 2016 after almost nine decades in the country. Our costs are double that of Europe, and nearly...
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2013/05/22 13:09
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Physicians face medical challenges in treating sp...
Physicians at Monash University and The Alfred Hospital in Melbourne, Australia describe the logistic, medical, and societal challenges faced in treating spine trauma in morbidly obese patients. Based...
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2013/05/22 08:27
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Local lawmakers ponder Apple grilling
EMILY BOURKE: Australian lawmakers have been paying close attention to the grilling of technology giant Apple by the United States Senate. US politicians have accused the multinational tech company...
Apple Inc. Emily Bourke Tim Cook Apple Operations International United States Senate
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2013/05/22 02:28
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Xanax abuse prompts push for tougher regulation o...
Xanax abuse prompts push for tougher regulation of the anti-anxiety medication Doctors, health researchers and a magistrate are welcoming likely new rules designed to halt the over-prescribing of...
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2013/05/22 01:48
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CSIRO scales up solar cell printing • The Register
One of the big problems in the world of printed solar cells is scale: it's much easier to print a cell the size of a fingernail than one of useful size. Australia's Commonwealth Scientific and...
Scott Watkins Monash University University of Melbourne University of Melbourne Monash University
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2013/05/21 20:26
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HIV/AIDS: 30 years of success and setbacks › News...
HIV/AIDS: 30 years of success and setbacks Related Stories AIDS: 30 years on Big names in medicine are set to give an upbeat assessment of the war on AIDS this week, 30 years after French...
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Scott Hammer James Kublin Columbia University Columbia University Bethesda
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Spare parts › Science Features
A bionic eye, a new heart grown in the lab, spinal implants that will help quadriplegics walk again... Will we soon be able to replace any body part at will? Related Stories Things have certainly...
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Failed insulin drug technology may play key role ...
Failed insulin drug technology may play key role in stemming maternal mortality Companies working to deliver oxytocin by inhaler in Africa where one in 10 women suffer excessive bleeding after...
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oxytocin Pfizer John Patton Monash University Melinda Gates Foundation
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2013/05/21 05:59
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French literature offers readers appreciation of ...
BOOKSTORE owner Nicole Menard was a huge fan of Georges Remi's Tintin adventures as a child growing up in France, but Jean and Laurent de Brunhoff's Babar was a different story. "Being a girl I didn't...
Brian Nelson Basil Fawlty Melbourne The Adventures of Tintin Madeleine
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2013/05/21 02:49
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Tropical breeze may blow in a change
Transformer: Chief minister of Penang Lim Guan Eng, (centre) at a campaign rally in Klang, outside Kuala Lumpur. Photo: AP Lim Guan Eng shrugs off messages threatening to kill his family if...
Lim Guan Eng Najib Razak Kuala Lumpur Barisan Nasional Monash University
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2013/05/20 23:05
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Are we alone?
Surely, you might assume, we cannot be alone in the universe. After, all barely a week goes by without scientists unearthing yet another distant exoplanet, as planets outside our solar system are...
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Jupiter National Aeronautics and Space Administration Rosemary Mardling Alan Duffy Paul Davies
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2013/05/20 23:05
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Vic police recommend P-plate extension
Vic police recommend P-plate extensionUpdated: 08:33, Tuesday May 21, 2013 Victoria police want compulsory P-plates for drivers until they're 25 years old in a bid to reduce the state's road...
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Robert Hill Victoria Monash University Accident Research Centre Victoria Police
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2013/05/20 21:51
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ET enjoys the simple things in life
Are we alone? The hunt for ET. • Starting today, a six-part series of talks filmed before a live audience at The Edge at Melbourne's Federation Square will be broadcast every day this week online at...
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Mark Stevens Alan Duffy Christopher Fluke Melbourne Peter Spinks
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