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Rudd congratulates 'new way of governing' in progress report
The Federal Government is releasing a 75 page progress report to mark the anniversary of its first year in office.

Amsterdam weed cafes to go up in smoke
Almost a fifth of Amsterdam's popular marijuana-selling coffee shops are to be closed because they are too close to schools, the city council said.

17 killed, 100,000 displaced in Ethiopia floods
The death toll from floods in south-eastern Ethiopia has risen to 17 and more than 100,000 people have been left homeless, the Government said.

Teen gets 169 years for racist killings: report
A South African court has sentenced a white youth to 169 years jail for shooting and killing four black people, including a baby and a 10-year-old boy in a north-western farming town, a report said.

Author Malouf wins Aust-Asia Literary prize
Australian author David Malouf has been awarded the $110,000 Australia-Asia Literary Award for his work The Complete Stories.

Ross escapes sacking after BBC scandal
The BBC's supervisory body said prank calls by chat show host Jonathan Ross and comedian Russell Brand were "grossly offensive and should never have been broadcast", but did not call for Ross to be sacked.

Defence chief flags mixed effects from global crisis
The Chief of the Australian Defence Force says it is too early to say what impact the global financial crisis will have on his running costs.

Somali pirates build up defences after ransom demand
Somali pirates built up their defences around a captured Saudi Arabian super-tanker after demanding a $US25 million ransom.

Only 19,000 China quake victims identified
Only 19,000 victims of the devastating earthquake that struck China's south-west six months ago have been identified, fewer than a quarter of the total dead or missing, a top official said.

Thousands protest US-Iraqi security pact
Thousands of Shiite followers of firebrand anti-American cleric Moqtada al-Sadr have gathered in Baghdad to protest a security accord that would allow US troops to remain in Iraq until 2011.

Madonna, Ritchie granted divorce
Pop megastar Madonna and her British husband Guy Ritchie have been granted a "quickie" divorce, barely a month after announcing the end of their nearly eight-year marriage.

Russian MPs vote for longer presidency
Russia's Lower House of Parliament has approved a constitutional amendment extending the president's term of office by two years.

 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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Katich keeps Australia afloat
A conservative partnership between Simon Katich and Andrew Symonds prevented Australia's second innings from spiralling out of control in the opening Test against New Zealand in Brisbane.

Victory take spoils against Mariners
A masterful performance from Archie Thompson inspired Melbourne's 2-1 win over Central Coast in Friday night's round 12 top-of-the-table A-League match-up at Docklands.

Kangaroos lose Price for Cup final
Australia has suffered a fresh injury blow ahead of tomorrow night's World Cup final against New Zealand with prop Steve Price ruled out with a calf tear.

Warriors winger Crockett has rape charges dismissed
Rape charges against New Zealand Warriors NRL player Michael Crockett have been dismissed by a Sydney court.

Spirit steal tight win over 36ers
Sydney Spirit came from 12 points down at half-time to snatch a nail-biting 110-108 win over Adelaide in Friday night's NBL match in Sydney.

Capitals stay top with win over Flames
Canberra retained its place at the top of the WNBL ladder with a hard-fought 89-82 win over Sydney on Friday night.

More funding needed for London 2012: Coates
Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) President John Coates says Australia will not achieve its medal target at the 2012 London Games without extra government funding for athletes.

Aloisi back in Sydney starting line-up
Sydney FC's marquee striker John Aloisi will return to the starting side for Saturday night's A-League match against Adelaide United at Hindmarsh Stadium.

Gallen looking likely for Cup final
Australian assistant coach John Cartwright says he is confident lock Paul Gallen will be fit to take on New Zealand in Saturday night's Rugby League World Cup final in Brisbane.

AOC budgets $30m for London team
The Australian Olympic Committee will spend $30 million on sending a team to the London Games, with dual Olympic rowing gold medallist Nick Green to take over as the team's chef de mission.

Baxter full of praise for Deans
Wallabies prop Al Baxter has praised coach Robbie Deans for his role in improving the team's forward play, ahead of the Test against France this weekend.

One record assured in Sydney-Hobart
Wild Oats XI's bid for a historic fourth consecutive line honours win is likely to grab most of the headlines in this year's Sydney to Hobart yacht race.
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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