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Geelong Cats Rhys Stanley out for the season after foot surgery

One of the best games of Rhys Stanley's career will also be the last one he plays this year. The Geelong ruckman will have surgery on a foot he injured in the win over Port Adelaide in Adelaide in round 11 and will miss the rest of this season. Teaming ... >> view original

Factory trawler Geelong Star operators Seafish Tasmania in workshop on how to ...

The operators of the controversial fishing trawler Geelong Star are having their practices scrutinised in an effort to prevent more dolphin deaths in Australian waters. Seafish Tasmania, which operates the Geelong Star, will today take part in a two ... >> view original

Buckingham Palace needs repairs; queen may have to leave

In this Saturday, June 13, 2015 file photo, the Red Arrows perform a flypast during the Trooping The Colour parade at Buckingham Palace, in London. (AP/File). Britain-2.jpg. Britain's Queen Elizabeth II's official London residence Buckingham Palace which ... >> view original

Indian-Americans mock Bobby Jindal's White House bid

Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal announced he was running for the US presidency in 2016. (Reuters Photo). Share. Bobby Jindal doesn't want to be called an Indian-American, and Indian-Americans believe the 44-year-old has given them no reason to ... >> view original

US President Barack Obama assures French counterpart Hollande that US was ...

WASHINGTON: US President Barack Obama has assured his French counterpart Francois Hollande that his administration was not spying on him. Obama spoke to Hollande over phone following WikiLeaks reports that claimed the US National Security ... >> view original

PA set to submit report at The Hague; Israel hopes ICC won't 'fall into trap'

The entrance of the International Criminal Court (ICC) is seen in The Hague. (photo credit:REUTERS). Share on Facebook Share on Twitter. The Palestinian Authority plans to submit to the International Criminal Court at The Hague on Thursday a detailed ... >> view original

Shell Executives Visit Tehran for Projects If Sanctions End

Royal Dutch Shell Plc executives have visited Tehran to discuss possible partnerships, the latest sign that the largest oil companies are serious about returning to Iran once a deal on the country's nuclear program is done. The meeting with Iranian officials ... >> view original

Shelling by Yemeni group kills four troops on Saudi border

RIYADH Shelling by Yemen's Houthi militia killed four soldiers from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates stationed on Yemen's border with the kingdom, Saudi state media reported early on Thursday. The Houthis have stepped up attacks on the ... >> view original

Heat Wave Hits Pakistan

A deadly heat wave swept through southern Pakistan in recent days, claiming more than 800 lives so far. The government has called for emergency measures as temperatures in Karachi reach as high as 113 degrees Fahrenheit. June 25, 2015 12:21 a.m. ET ... >> view original

Bomb attack kills nine in Somalia

MOGADISHU: Nine people were killed on Wednesday after a suicide bomber tried to ram his explosives-laden car into a convoy of vehicles transporting Emirati diplomats in the Somali capital of Mogadishu, a police official said. The diplomats from the United ... >> view original