September 2007

NEWS ARCHIVE 2007

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Monday, 3rd September 2007

Sydney - Australian Prime Minister John Howard yesterday pushed for voluntary goals instead of binding targets to cut greenhouse gas emissions in a call to Apec (Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation) nations.
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Related News: Brunei Export To Apec Nations Up

Brunei To Sight New
Moon Sept 11

Bandar Seri Begawan - Brunei Darussalam will determine the first day of the fasting month of Ramadhan on Tuesday, September 11. ...FULL STORY

Senior Officials Discuss Trade And Regional Security
Sydney - The two-day Concluding Senior Officials Meeting (CSOM), which is the final in a series of four Senior Officials meetings held throughout the year to control Apec's diverse work agenda, began yesterday in Sydney. ...FULL STORY

Residents Voice Out Concerns In Dialogue
Kuala Belait - Mukim Liang residents are urging the Royal Brunei Police Force and Land Transport department to act on speeding heavy commercial vehicles. ...FULL STORY

Awang Haji Mohd Shafiee Ahmad, a Legislative Council member and leader of Kampong Lumut 1 at the meeting

WORLD REPORT SPECIAL

Iraqi gov't orders Karbala investigation
Baghdad - Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki ordered an investigation Sunday into last week's deadly clashes surrounding a Shiite religious celebration in Karbala, promising that it would be conducted without bias.

SPORTS

Lin Stages Comeback To Win Brunei Open
Bandar Seri Begawan - Lin Wen-tang from Chinese Taipei staged a stunning comeback to win the Brunei Open 2007 at the Empire Golf and Country Club yesterday.

YOUR HEALTH

Teens' Cell Talk at Night Can Be Tiring
New York - If your kids are falling asleep in their morning cereal, check their cell phones -- even a tiny bit of nighttime chatting might be robbing them of needed sleep.

OTHER REPORTS

Hair-raising sights at World Beard and Moustache Championships
London - Some of the most stylish fuzzy faces from across the globe gathered in Britain on Saturday to do battle over their beards.

Radwanska pays price of Sharapova upset

Minks freed from cages, farmers give chase

Men girdle up for battle of the bulge

Police punished after lovers fined for a hug

Get set on fire, hit by car at NYC stunt school

Author says Japan love hotels not just for "love"

Cat gets high on drugs left over from dinner party

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