Marine inquiry to probe Sulpicio vessel

Tuesday, September 09, 2008 Marine inquiry to probe Sulpicio vessel A SPECIAL Board of Marine Inquiry was formed late last week to conduct inquiry and fact-finding investigation on the MV Cotabato Princess of ...

Transit agencies must 'think out of the box' to solve budget woes

By Risa Polansky Transportation in Miami-Dade is a growing problem compounded by a lack of cohesive leadership and a tendency to plan without following through, candid local players told Greater Miami Chamber ...

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Royal Navy heads for Caribbean after Hurricane Ike finishes off 80% of homes in Turks and Caicos

Hurricane Ike pounded Cuba with 120 mile per hour winds, torrential rains and massive waves that flooded coastal towns today.

Eagles swoop on Walsh

WEST Coast has offset the loss of Michael Voss to the Brisbane Lions by adding former Port Adelaide assistant Phillip Walsh to its revamped coaching staff.

U.N. peacekeepers help children cross a swollen river near...

U.N. peacekeepers help children cross a swollen river near Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Sept.

Guilty plea: Helping Bryant made me steal says lawyer

A DISGRACED lawyer is blaming the pressure of representing Port Arthur serial killer Martin Bryant for a stealing spree stretching almost five years.

LPG supply threat

EMERGENCY LPG supplies are being rushed from Victoria as stocks hit critically low levels because of water contamination at South Australia's main processing plant.

Newport Quays: Port redevelopment off quay

RESALES in the $2 billion Newport Quays development have plummeted as hearings begin today to decide the go-ahead for the latest stage in the development, including 507 new apartments.

Andrew Demetriou: Two into Sydney a nice fit

THE AFL is the first to acknowledge that the crowd of 19,127 at ANZ Stadium for an elimination final between the Sydney Swans and North Melbourne was disappointing.