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vendredi 30 novembre 2012
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Keberhasilan Palestina di PBB disambut meriah di Tepi Barat/Gaza
Hasil pemungutan suara dalam sidang Majelis Umum Perserikatan Bangsa-Bangsa yang meningkatkan status Palestina menjadi "negara bukan anggota" dari sekadar sebuah kesatuan, disambut meriah di Tepi Barat dan Jalur Ghaza.
Majelis Konstituante Mesir mengesahkan RUUD yang baru
Majelis Konstituante Mesir, yang mayoritas anggotanya dari kalangan yang disebut Islamis, telah mengesahkan Rancangan Undang-Undang Dasar baru negara itu.
Rokok dalam kemasan polos mulai dijual di Australia
Undang-undang yang diterapkan pemerintah Australia yang mewajibkan agar rokok dikemas dalam bungkus yang polos hari ini mulai berlaku.
Pangkalan AL Australia di Darwin dibobol penjahat
Di Wilayah Utara Australia, Polisi setempat dan Polisi Federal serta Departemen Pertahanan, masih berusaha mengungkap bagaimana seorang pembobol bersenjata mampu menerobos pangkalan angkatan laut Australia dan mencuri 14 pucuk senjata.
Jumlah penganggur di Zona Eropah melonjak
Tingkat pengangguran di Zona Eropah telah mencapai titik tertinggi sejak mata uang tunggal Euro diluncurkan, dan gelagatnya adalah bahwa jumlah itu akan bertambah lagi.
India dikatakan harus berbuat lebih banyak di bidang ekonomi
Para analis mengatakan pemerintah India harus berbuat lebih banyak guna merangsang perekonomian yang sedang lesu di negara itu.
Pengusaha Australia yang ditahan di Filipina mengeluh
Seorang pengusaha Australia yang ditahan di Filipina mengeluh karena pemerintah Australia dikatakannya tidak berbuat secukupnya untuk membebaskannya.
Kedermawanan luar biasa seorang pengusaha AS
Seorang pengusaha Amerika, dengan mengenakan seragam Sinter Klas, membagi-bagikan uang tukaran 100-dolar kepada para korban badai dahsyat Sandy yang baru-baru ini menerjang kawasan New York dan sekitarnya.
Seorang germo di Cina dihukum mati
Pengadilan Cina telah menghukum mati seorang muncikari yang menyandera 6 perempuan yang dijadikannya budak seks dalam tahanan di bawah tanah dan membunuh 2 di antaranya.
Kelab sepakbola Australia bertekad ikut komptisi Asia
Pelatih kelab sepakbola Australia di kota Brisbane, Negara Bagian Queensland, mengatakan, timnya yang dikenal dengan nama Roar - yang sahamnya dikabarkan ikut dikuasai salah seorang anggota keluarga Bakrie - mengaku bertekad agar asuhannya itu ikut dalam Liga Juara Konfederasi Sepakbola Asia tahun 2013.
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Hunger-striking asylum seeker evacuated from Nauru
An escalating situation is taking place in Nauru, concering asylum seekers in Australian immigration detention.
Nauru still negotiating with landowners on detention centre work
Asylum seekers at the processing centre on Nauru are living in tents while the island's government negotiates with local landowners.
Australian government accused of not looking after its citizens abroad
An Australian man being held in immigration detention in the Philippines is accusing the Australian government of neglecting its responsibility to look after its citizens abroad.
US launches blueprint for AIDS-free generation
December 1 is World Aids Day.
Leaked sex tape rolls Chinese government official
A Communist Party official in south-west China has been sacked after apparently featuring in a sex video.
K-Pop industry embracing performers from across Asia
For Korean pop, 2012 has been a breakout year.
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Fuel prices and climate change may create Pacific food supply issues
This week's news that shipping issues left a boarding school in the Federated States of Micronesia without food has pushed food security back into the spotlight.
Pacific likely to vote with Australia on Palestine question at UN
The United Nations General Assembly is about to deliver a vote that could move the Palestinians along the road to statehood.
Australian public "reluctant" to accept Indigenous recognition vote
The minority Australian Green party has welcomed legislation to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as Australia's first inhabitants.
MDG deadline looms as Pacific marks World Aids Day
Saturday December 1 is World Aids day.
PNG PM says productivity "key to success" in Asian Century
Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister Peter O'Neill has said that increasing productivity is the key to his country making most of opportunities offered by the Asian century.
UN urges PNG to do more for disabled people
The UN has declared this coming Monday as the International Day of Persons with Disabilities.
Sports wrap: Australia in action in rugby and cricket
The Wallabies take on Wales this weekend in the last match of their European tour.
IRB Sevens World Series gears up for men's round two
The IRB Sevens World Series is gearing up for the men's round 2.
Australian music awards single out Indigenous band Yothu Yindi
For the first time, an Indigenous band has been inducted into the Australian Record Industry's Hall of Fame.
Melbourne hosts Men's Hockey Champions Trophy Melbourne
The Men's Hockey Champions Trophy Melbourne 2012 will be held in Melbourne from December 1 to 9.
High notes: Indigenous Australian youth learn opera
It's far cry from the concert halls of major cities, but some Indigenous students in eastern outback Australia have been training as opera singers.
PNG mining prospects to be discussed at Sydney conference
The PNG Mining and Investment Conference gets underway in Sydney this week.
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Pacific News Email Update
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We have changed the format of the Pacific News email to reflect the new, improved Radio Australia website.
Get a daily wrap of the main news stories in the Pacific region, Monday to Friday at 0800 Universal Time.
Stories
Nauru tents to remain until deal is brokered
Asylum seekers being detained in Nauru will continue to be housed in tents until a deal to build permanent structures can be brokered with landowners.
Pacific food security threatened by climate, economic changes: scientist
One of Australia's leading experts on climate change says Pacific nations are facing serious challenges when it comes to food security.
UN votes to give Palestinians 'non-member state' status
The UN General Assembly has overwhelmingly voted to grant the Palestinian Authority "non-member state" status.
MDG deadline looms as Pacific marks World Aids Day
Saturday December 1 is World Aids day.
Pacific likely to vote with Australia on Palestine question at UN
The United Nations General Assembly is about to deliver a vote that could move the Palestinians along the road to statehood.
Fuel prices and climate change may create Pacific food supply issues
This week's news that shipping issues left a boarding school in the Federated States of Micronesia without food has pushed food security back into the spotlight.
UN urges PNG to do more for disabled people
The UN has declared this coming Monday as the International Day of Persons with Disabilities.
PNG urged to ratify UN disability convention
Papua New Guinea's Government is being encouraged to ratify a UN convention to help people with disabilities.
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We have changed the format of the Pacific News email to reflect the new, improved Australia Network News website.
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Nauru tents to remain until deal is brokered
Asylum seekers being detained in Nauru will continue to be housed in tents until a deal to build permanent structures can be brokered with landowners.
Pacific food security threatened by climate, economic changes: scientist
One of Australia's leading experts on climate change says Pacific nations are facing serious challenges when it comes to food security.
UN votes to give Palestinians 'non-member state' status
The UN General Assembly has overwhelmingly voted to grant the Palestinian Authority "non-member state" status.
PNG urged to ratify UN disability convention
Papua New Guinea's Government is being encouraged to ratify a UN convention to help people with disabilities.
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