Catherine and Robert Lawton, from Springfield Lakes, and friends Mary and Rodney Burrows, from Middle Park, are among 239 people on board flight MH370, which slipped off radar screens between Malaysia’s east coast and southern Vietnam on Saturday. Two other Australians on the flight, Li Yuan and Gu Naijun, are from Sydney. Vietnam says its search planes have spotted oil slicks in the sea near where the Boeing 777 mysteriously vanished, and ships have been sent to the area. In [...]
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Thai PM says ready to discuss way out of crisis with all parties
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Pakistan Army to rescue drought-hit Tharparkar
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Holland: Muslim convert politician to launch new Islamic party
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Three Gulf Arab states recall envoys in rift with Qatar
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World
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China says to work with Afghanistan to fight terrorism
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Time for Pakistan’s leaders to stand up for women (On Women’s Day)
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Did the CIA Give Birth to The TTP at ‘Penny Lane’?
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Editorial
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Heroin antidote stirs debate in US as deaths rise
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Novartis to close Horsham site later this year
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US couple strike $10 million gold-coin bonanza
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The Mars one Fatwa that never was
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NASA discovers 715 new planets
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