Worker killed in Sydney factory
                   
smh.com.au     May 20, 2008            

A man has been crushed to death by a packaging machine at a Sydney factory, the Australian Workers Union says. The man was carrying out a maintenance task on the packaging machine at Vinidex in Smithfield, in the city's west, when it somehow activated, killing him instantly, the AWU said in a... [read full story]                    


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Lost baby whale faces mercy killing

msn.com     3 hrs ago   155 related          

Australian officials insist ailing mammal's condition warrants action Nicknamed 'Colin', the abandoned humpback whale calf is believed to have been injured in a shark attack before trying to suckle boats off Sydney, Australia....                    

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QBE says first-half profit down 7%, eyes deals

businessinsurance.com     4 hrs ago   4 related          

SYDNEY, Australia (Reuters)—Australia's biggest insurer QBE Insurance Group Ltd. broadly met expectations with a 7% fall in first-half profit on Thursday but its shares fell more than 6% on concerns over its growth prospects....                    

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In-house Trademark Attorney Appointed At Domain Registrar Sublime IP

newswiretoday.com     5 hrs ago          

NewswireToday - /newswire/ - Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 08/21/2008 - Global domain registrar Sublime IP has appointed an in-house trademark attorney to assist businesses with Internet related IP issues. Sublime IP now...                    

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Speculative Realms Plan an Online Book Launch Party That Will Last for More Than 24 Hours

pr.com     6 hrs ago          

Writers from three major continents have joined forces to publish a speculative fiction anthology. Edited by Sasha Beattie and co-ordinated by Karen Lee Field, the anthology’s publication will be celebrated with a 24-hour+...                    

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