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The Vivid Festival opened in Sydney, Australia last night with spectacular scenes. The Sydney Opera House crumbles before your very eyes.
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“A depressing read”, but “lots to be optimistic about.” Claire Mallinson, National Director of Amnesty International Australia sums up the 2012 report (which covers the period January to December 2011).
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Dangi, the world’s shortest man, is presented with a life-size cake of himself and a donation of $5,000 for his village in Nepal.
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At 9:30am on Thursday, 17 May 2012, Chandra Bahadur Dangi, accompanied by nephew Dolakh Dangi and friend/translator Sid Lama were brought to Redfern Oval, by Nova FM where they got to meet the South Sydney Rabbitohs NRL (rugby) team.
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Al Nakba Day is marked each year on 15 May, to mark what the Palestinians regard as a ‘catastrophe’ when they were dispossessed of their homeland after the formation of the nation state Israel on 14 May 1948.
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Several hundred protestors attended a rally outside Sydney Town Hall to put pressure on the Australian government to recognise same sex marriages.
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Determined ‘Occupy Sydney’ protestors are still occupying a small area of Martin Place in Sydney’s central business district (CBD).
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At 10am on Monday 14 May 2012, Professor Tim Flannery launched the Climate Commission’s report 'The Critical Decade: NSW Impacts and Opportunities' outside the Sydney Opera House. They had borrowed the world’s fastest solar powered car for the event.
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Seventy-two-year-old Dangi is welcomed like an international superstar in Sydney, Australia, having lived a hard life in rural Nepal until he was recently found to be the world’s shortest living man.
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What should be public and what should be kept private? That’s the theme for this year’s Sydney Writers’ Festival, which officially starts on Monday.
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One of Australia's most photographed and recognisable landmarks, the Sydney Harbour Bridge, is celebrating its 80th birthday.
One of Australia's most recognisable landmarks, the Sydney Harbour Bridge, has celebrated its 80th birthday.
Spectacular light show illuminates the Sydney Opera House as part of Australia's Vivid Festival.
An abattoir in the Australian city of Sydney, has been closed down after a video showing animal cruelty surfaces, local media report.
MP Jill Hall is calling on the Australian parliament to stop a US child beauty pageant from going to Sydney.
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Al Nakba 'Free Palestine' rally, Sydney.
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