A new HIV medicine, Tivicay will receive a PBS listing on April 1st on the eve of the 30 year anniversary of the announcement that researchers had identified the virus responsible for the AIDS epidemic. “In April 1984, it was first announced that researchers had identified the virus responsible for AIDS – thus marking the…
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Burch launches Let’s Read program to help Canberra Families
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Minister for Children and Young People Joy Burch has recently launched Let’s Read, a program that supports Canberra parents to read with their children starting from birth. “This initiative, developed by Melbourne’s Royal Children’s Hospital Centre for the Community Child Health, was founded on the basis that reading with children from birth is an important…
Report: HP Poised to Pass Lenovo as Leading Computer system Maker
by MatzaChoiniere257 •
Beleaguered Hewlett-Packard might quickly have something to cheer about; a new report implies the company is poised to overtake Lenovo since the world’s most important Pc maker. HP, on the toughness of profitable some crucial government procurement bids for new laptops, will recapture its world Computer marketplace share from the third quarter of the 12…
Cheaper Public transport for Melbourne from 1 January 2015
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Premier of Victoria Denis Napthine has recently announced reforms to Melbourne’s public transport system announcing that Tram travel in Melbourne’s CBD and Docklands will be free and Zone 1 fares will apply across the entire metropolitan network. “For a full-fare commuter who currently buys a Zone 1 + 2 daily fare there will be a…
Motorbike Superstore Backs AMA Pro Racing
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Motorcycle and AMA Pro Racing have introduced the extension in their existing partnership with GEICO Motorcycle AMA Professional Highway Racing for your 3rd consecutive calendar year. Motorcycle will the moment again be named given that the Formal Motorbike Components and Apparel Online Retailer in the Sequence plus the title sponsor from the AMA Professional Bike…
$1.44 Mill funding announced to fight human trafficking and slavery
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Minister for Justice Michael Keenan has today announced $1.44 million in funding for organisations that work to detect and prevent human trafficking and slavery. “This funding will be used for detection activities, direct support for individual victims of trafficking and slavery, and cutting-edge awareness programs to push our community to expose suspected exploitation,” Mr Keenan…
Traveling Overseas for Anzac day?
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With Anzac Day approaching, all Australians planning to travel to commemorative services in Turkey, France or Belgium are urged to read the new Anzac Day Smartraveller bulletin issued by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, this should be read in conjunction with the travel advisories for Turkey, France and Belgium. A spokesperson for the…
Greens introduce bill to end WA Shark Cull
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The Australian Greens have today announced they will introduce a private members bill in the Senate to end WA’s shark cull. “Our Bill ends the exemption to the EPBC Act that has allowed Colin Barnett’s cruel cull to go ahead. It will also prevent the Federal Environment Minister from granting any future exemptions to the…
Is Teeth Lightening Protected
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An individual’s grin is said to be one of the more interesting benefits, and the clarifies why most people – in spite of sex, desires to possess a excellent set of pearly white teeth. There are present many different techniques for obtaining whiter teeth. The phrase ‘teeth whitening’ then again, is a really subjective phrase.…
Victorian Government welcomes Australian release of I, Frankenstein
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The Victorian Government welcomes the recent Australia-wide release of the new, Melbourne-made movie, I, Frankenstein which has grossed more than $71 million world-wide. “Securing the pre-production, filming and post-production for Melbourne saw more than $35.5 million spent in Victoria,” Minister for Innovation Louise Asher commented. “I, Frankenstein employed 1,176 Victorians, including more than 400 extras.…