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- Bureaucracy blamed for child's death by Legally Kidnapped on Nov 26, 2009
Bureaucracy blamed for child's deathThe man charged with investigating the bashing death of a two-year-old toddler has blamed a disjointed state bureaucracy for the tragedy.
- Bureaucracy blamed for child's death by Legally Kidnapped on Nov 26, 2009
Bureaucracy blamed for child's deathThe man charged with investigating the bashing death of a two-year-old toddler has blamed a disjointed state bureaucracy for the tragedy.
- Ombudsman critical of Vic child protection services by Legally Kidnapped on Nov 26, 2009
Ombudsman critical of Vic child protection servicesThe Victorian Government has conceded more needs to be done to improve the state's child protection services.
- Australian apology to British child migrants: speech in full by Legally Kidnapped on Nov 24, 2009
Australian apology to British child migrants: speech in full Kevin Rudd, the Australian prime minister, has issued an apology to the 7,000 former child migrants who were taken from Britain and put into state-run homes in Australia where they suffered...
- Google On The Move by Red Ink Diary on Nov 24, 2009
Big news for Australian sellers! Google Australia recently applied to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) and was granted a financial services license to provide deposit and payments services to local merchants and shoppers. A...
- Found At Target! (294/365 v2.0) by Annoyingly Boring? on Nov 24, 2009
Project 365 // Day 294 v2.0 My wife brought these home from Target Sunday night! If you know me, you know I have an (often inexplicable) affinity for things Australian. There is, however, NOTHING inexplicable about an affinity for Tim Tams. I know t...
- PayPal Must Tighten Security by Red Ink Diary on Nov 24, 2009
In news from down under, the recently appointed chief executive of Australian Transactions Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC) John Schmidt is wielding his new broom vigorously. Australia has a similar program to the USA in which banks and financia...
