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  • Australian News and Current Affairs Mega Compilation 2013

    Australian News and Current Affairs Mega Compilation 2013

    News and Current Affair intros from the majority of Australian bulletins. There are a few missing that I wasn’t able to find on you-tube. Credit goes to all the original cappers of the videos.

    Nine Early News (Qantas Morning News); Seven Early News; Ten Eyewitness News Early; Sunrise; Today; ABC News Breakfast; Wake Up; Nine Morning News; Seven Morning News; Ten Eyewitness News Morning; The Midday Report; Nine News Now; Seven’s Afternoon News; SBS World News Australia; ABC News Queensland; Nine News Queensland; Seven News Brisbane; Ten Eyewitness News Queensland; WIN News Far North Queensland; WIN News Queensland; Seven Local News Townsville; WIN News Mackay; Seven Local News Mackay; WIN News Central Queensland; Seven Local News Central Queensland; WIN News Wide Bay-Burnett; Seven Local News Wide Bay-Burnett; Seven Local News Sunshine Coast; WIN News Southern Queensland; Nine Gold Coast News; ABC News New South Wales; Nine News Sydney; Seven News Sydney; Ten Eyewitness News Sydney; Prime7 News Coffs Harbour; NBN News Newcastle; Prime7 News Tamworth; WIN News Central West; Prime7 News Orange; WIN News Illawarra; WIN News Riverina; Prime7 News Wagga Wagga; WIN News Albury; Prime7 News Albury; ABC News Australian Capital Territory; WIN News Canberra; ABC News Victoria; Nine News Melbourne; Seven News Melbourne; Ten Eyewitness News Melbourne; WIN News Gippsland; WIN News Shepparton; WIN News Bendigo; WIN News Ballarat; WIN News Mildura; ABC News Tasmania; WIN News Tasmania; Southern Cross News Tasmania; ABC News South Australia; Seven News Adelaide; Nine News Adelaide; ABC News Western Australia; Seven News Perth; Ten Eyewitness News Perth; Nine News Perth; GWN7 News; ABC News Northern Territory; Nine News Darwin; A Current Affair; Today Tonight Brisbane; Today Tonight Sydney and Melbourne; Today Tonight Adelaide; Today Tonight Perth; 7.30; The Project; Seven News at 7; Ten Eyewitness News Late; Lateline; Financial Review Sunday; The Bolt Report; Meet the Press; Nine News First at Five; Ten Eyewitness News Weekend; 60 Minutes; Sunday Night; 4 Corners; Dateline

  • Is Burma open for business? BBC World News discusses the challenges

    Is Burma open for business? BBC World News discusses the challenges

    BBC World News presenter Babita Sharma explored the challenges for business looking towards Burma for new opportunities there. She spoke to the BBC’s Chief Business correspondent, Linda Yueh, and to Dan Slater, a British businessman based in Tokyo who has just returned from a trip to Burma. #bbcimpact

  • ‘Long, stabby thing’

    ‘Long, stabby thing’

    Karl has a ‘long, stabby thing’, Lisa a sword, Ben some golf clubs – but it’s what Georgie has to protect herself from intruders that saw everyone lose it this morning!

  • Saturn’s Electric Moon Enceladus, Part One | Space News

    Saturn’s Electric Moon Enceladus, Part One | Space News

    The Saturnian moon Enceladus may be one of the most enigmatic bodies in the solar system. For nearly a decade, NASA scientists have faced a series of puzzles that continue to challenge conventional theory. The electrical nature of these puzzling phenomena has grown increasingly evident.

    See Wal Thornhill articles on Enceladus at: http://www.holoscience.com/wp/?s=enceladus

    And Thunderbolts Pictures of the Day by Stephen Smith: http://www.thunderbolts.info/wp/?s=Enceladus

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  • October 24, 2014 – Business News – Financial News – Stock News –NYSE — Market News 2014

    October 24, 2014 – Business News – Financial News – Stock News –NYSE — Market News 2014

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    Business News – Financial News – Stock News — New York Stock Exchange — Market News 2014

    Earnings took center stage this week, on Monday U.S. stocks rallied as optimism over company earnings led to a rebound from last week’s selloff. Shares of Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) climbed 2.1 percent during regular trading, the company projected better-than-expected revenue for the holiday season. Sears (NASDAQ: SHLD) jumped 23 percent after announcing its plans to raise capital. But technology giant IBM (NYSE: IBM) fell 7.1 percent on a reduced outlook.

    Tuesday turned out to be the best day of the year for the S&P and NASDAQ. It was a day of strong market gains which cemented the view that the worst is probably over. Apple, Texas Instruments (NASDAQ: TXN), and Verizon Communications (NYSE: VZ) all surged on corporate earnings, while Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO) and Chipotle (NYSE: CMG) were active to the downside.

    Existing home sales rose a solid 2.4 percent in September. Year-on-year, however, sales remain flat. U.S. earnings season was in full swing on Wednesday, but stocks ended sharply lower following a drop in oil prices. Also a shooting inside the Canadian parliament was cited as a negative factor. The Labor Department’s Consumer Price Index was up 0.1 percent in September, illustrating tame inflation that should allow the Fed to keep interest rates low for a time.

    On Thursday stocks got a lift from Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT) and GM (NYSE: GM) earnings, as well as data signaling stronger economies from China to Europe. But AT&T (NYSE: T), Yelp (NYSE: YELP) and Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) earnings were on the downside. Initial jobless claims did rise up 17,000 to 283,000, but it’s still slightly better than the previous market consensus.

    On Friday new home sales jumped to 6-year high in September, hitting 467,000 units. But this surge was only after August number was revised down. Microsoft rallied 4% after its earnings topped market projections.

    Now let’s take a look at some stocks.

    October 24, 2014 Weekly Stock Market Wrap up:
    Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL
    Texas Instruments (NASDAQ: TXN),
    Communications (NYSE: VZ)
    Chipotle (NYSE: CMG)
    GM (NYSE: GM)
    AT&T (NYSE: T),
    Yelp (NYSE: YELP)
    Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN)
    IBM (NYSE: IBM)
    Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO)
    Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT)

    Business News – Financial News – Stock Exchange – New York Stock Exchange — Wall Street — Market News 2014
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  • [RAW] Man Jumps Onto Whale Carcass As Sharks Circle off West Australian Coast | VIDEO

    [RAW] Man Jumps Onto Whale Carcass As Sharks Circle off West Australian Coast | VIDEO

    Incredible Moment A Man Jumps Onto A Whale Carcass As Sharks Circle off West Australian Coast Aussie Surfs Whale Carcass As Sharks Circle

    Harrison Williams, of Quinns Rock, north of Perth, said: “I was out on the boat with the boys and one of my mates said it would be pretty funny to surf the whale so I did it.”

    The 26-year-old said he saw the sharks, including a massive great white, but they did not deter him from getting into the water.

    “They were too busy chomping on the whale so it wasn’t too bad,” he said.

    Mr Williams told Seven News it was not until he was on top of the whale that he realised the danger and stupidity of his actions.

    “Definitely not (wouldn’t do it again) … I’ve done it, I don’t need to do it again. Definitely it was a stupid act, didn’t mean to disrespect anyone, mum thinks I’m an idiot, dad’s not too proud either,” he said.

    Authorities reportedly won’t fine Mr Williams because the whale was already dead and he did not remove any part of it.

  • Electrical Scarring of Planets and Moons w/Stephen Smith — Pt. Two | Space News

    Electrical Scarring of Planets and Moons w/Stephen Smith — Pt. Two | Space News

    Stephen Smith continues his review of electrical scars on rocky bodies of the solar system, here concentrating on the planet Mars, perhaps the best laboratory in space for exploring the violent electrical history of our planetary neighbors and of earth itself. See also on YouTube: “Planet of a Thousand Mysteries” and “The Lightning-Scarred Planet Mars.”

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  • Business News: Stock market hits all time high

    Business News: Stock market hits all time high

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  • Australian News Bloopers

    Australian News Bloopers

    Australia gets its fair share of news bloopers too. Thanks to a program on Australia’s ABC called Media Watch, they are exposed even more. Here is a package of most news bloopers featured on the program from March 2007 to May 2009.

    – Ten News, Melbourne: an annoying passer by
    – National Nine News, Melbourne: high functioning autopsy?
    – National Nine News, Sydney: sheer co-incidence?
    – Seven News at 4:30: Rooney? McCann? Peter? Who are these guys?
    – WIN News, Mackay: far out!
    – SBS World News, Australia: the running visuals are a no-show
    – SBS World News, Australia: cutting to the news too early, and then…
    – ABC News, Melbourne: studio automation problems
    – ABC News, Melbourne: studio automation problems…again
    – ABC News, Sydney: studio automation problems…yet again!
    – Nine News, Brisbane: he had to confess
    – Seven News, Melbourne: weatherman gets drowned out from above at Avalon
    – Seven News, Sydney: Grand Pee
    – Ten News, Melbourne: a waste of time?
    – Sky News, Australia: is Lionel Ritchie black?
    – ABC News, Hobart: traffic lights out?
    – Mornings with Kerry-Anne (Channel Nine): on her last leg
    – Lateline (ABC1): that guy thats lighting the cauldron, you know, whats his name?

  • WATCH: New ISIS Spokesman – an Australian Teen – Issues Warning

    WATCH: New ISIS Spokesman – an Australian Teen – Issues Warning

    A new highly produced propaganda video shows a 17-year-old boy from Australia who has become the latest spokesman for ISIS. See the newest ISIS warning in the video.

    ABC News reported that the spokesman is Abdullah Elmir, who went missing from west Sydney four months ago with a 16-year-old friend.

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