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Blackwater mops up after 'terrifying' hail
Queensland Premier Anna Bligh says there is a great community effort underway in Blackwater to clean up last night's storm damage.

Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac to suspend US home foreclosures
Two US mortgage finance giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac said they will halt home foreclosures until early January as they modify loans to help keep owners in their homes.

Telstra holds out on broadband bid
Telstra says its board is still considering whether to bid for the Federal Government's national broadband network.

ACCC defends role in ABC Learning growth
Australia's competition watchdog has defended its role in the childcare industry in light of the ABC Learning collapse.

Al Qaeda has been 'dramatically' reduced in Iraq: US general
Al Qaeda in Iraq's ability to carry out large-scale attacks against civilians, and on US and Iraqi forces, has been "dramatically reduced," a US general has said.

Law council backs Family Court merger plan
The Law Council of Australia has backed recommendations to revamp family law by integrating the Family Court with the Family Law Division of the Federal Magistrates Court.

Reality TV bush tucker angers RSPCA
The RSPCA has attacked a British celebrity TV show set in Australia for making its contestants eat insects and swallow kangaroo testicles.

Local stocks fall after Wall St plunge
Australian shares have fallen nearly 3 per cent after Wall Street plunged on worries about the US car industry and fears of a global recession.

Pay those who produce solar power: report
The Clean Energy Council is calling for a national scheme that would see people paid for generating solar energy.

Wood found guilty of model's murder
A Supreme Court jury has found Gordon Wood guilty of the murder of Sydney model Caroline Byrne.

Adelaide men arrested over $30m ice haul
Police have arrested three men in Adelaide and seized 80 kilograms of the drug known as ice, worth about $30 million.

Storms forecast for Qld after 'rockmelon' hail
The weather bureau is forecasting more gusty showers and thunderstorms across south-east Queensland this afternoon, as the region mops up from the third such storm cell in a week.

 ABC News: Western Australia
ABC News for Western Australia
Airlines slow to act on climate change: report
An aviation think tank says airlines should be compelled to offset their carbon emissions because they have been slow to act on climate change.

WA failing Indigenous children: task force chief
The head of a federal task force into child sexual abuse in Aboriginal communities in the Northern Territory has been critical of Western Australia's response to the crisis.

Moody preparing for Warriors' season
New Western Australian cricket coach Tom Moody says he is looking forward to getting to know his squad as it prepares for the domestic cricket season.

Two powerful unions to form alliance

The Australian Workers union says forming an alliance with the Maritime Union to campaign for better safety conditions is not a smokescreen to recruit more members.

Fong sought advice on how to deal with media

The Health Minister Jim McGinty says he'll be providing a statement to Perth Barrister Ken Pettit, as part of his inquiry into the Director General of Health Neale Fong.

PM urged to protect Aborigines in WA
The West Australian Premier Alan Carpenter has called on the Prime Minister to guarantee by the end of the day that he will reinstate funding for Aboriginal programs which are due to expire on Saturday.

Premier delighted Grill expelled from ALP
The Premier Alan Carpenter says he is delighted that the lobbyist Julian Grill has been expelled from the Labor Party.

Volunteer firefigther to stand trial for arson

A volunteer firefighter accused of lighting several bushfires in the hills east of Perth will face trial in December.

Lobbyist Grill expelled from ALP
Former Labor minister turned lobbyist, Julian Grill, has been expelled from the Australian Labor Party, but not for being found in contempt of the Western Australian Parliament.

Mine worker to stand trial for unlawful killing
A 21-year-old man accused of killing a worker at a Pilbara mine site has been ordered to stand trial later this year.

Geraldton, Greenough to hold final council meetings
The final council meetings will be held tonight for the Shire of Greenough and the City of Geraldton.

Opposition wants Burke, Fong inquiry widened
The Leader of the Opposition says an inquiry into the Director General of Health Neale Fong must also investigate his boss - the Health Minister Jim McGinty.

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Clark strikes early on day two
Stuart Clark has taken a wicket with the first ball of the second day, removing Aaron Redmond for 3 in the first Test between Australia and New Zealand at the Gabba.

Triple gold for Aussie cyclists in Melbourne
New Australian track cycling star Jack Bobridge has continued his outstanding form, posting two impressive times at the Track Cycling World Cup in Melbourne.

Mariners challenge table-topping Victory
The Central Coast travels to Melbourne tonight to take on the Victory in a top-of-the-table A-League clash.

Mitchell predicts open encounter with French
Wallabies winger Drew Mitchell says he expects a more open game against France than the 28-14 win over England at Twickenham last weekend.

Aussie Hull grabs LPGA lead
Australia's Katherine Hull has fired a 4-under par 68 to grab a one-stroke lead after the first round of the LPGA ADT Championship in Florida.

Walcott out for three months
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has confirmed that Theo Walcott will be sidelined for at least three months after the England winger had surgery on his dislocated shoulder.

Tendulkar recalled for next two ODIs
Indian cricket selectors have recalled Sachin Tendulkar into the one-day squad for the next two games of the home series against England.

Roddick hires Stefanki as new coach
Former world number one Andy Roddick has hired fellow American Larry Stefanki as his new coach, the player announced on his personal website.

Bangladesh batting folds against South Africa
Bangladesh was bowled out for a meagre 153 and forced to follow-on on the second day of the first Test against South Africa in Bloemfontein.
Discharge Authorities Now Available
Written by Ciaran Westland   
Tuesday, 11 March 2008

The Institute has made available to members the major lenders Discharge Authority Forms.  Please log in and browse the "Industry Updates" section under the 'News and Info" tab.
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 11 March 2008 )
 
Outside Clerks
Written by Ciaran Westland   
Wednesday, 12 March 2008
An up to date list of Outside Clerks Numbers is now available under the "News and Info" section of the Institute website.  Personalised Settlements have set up a live system to ensure that numbers are kept up to date.  A link to this live site is available here now.
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 12 March 2008 )
 
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