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Pork inventories in the U.S. rose 3.4 percent at the end of January from a year earlier as production increased, the government said.
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Australia’s Greens Party, which holds the balance of power in the nation’s upper house, named Christine Milne to replace outgoing leader Bob Brown after he resigned today.
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Christine Milne, whose Australian Greens party holds the balance of power in the nation’s Senate, grimaces as she recalls the day an opponent called her a “political slut” in Tasmania’s state parliament.
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Australia’s Greens Party leader Bob Brown said he believes Prime Minister Julia Gillard is committed to putting a price on carbon to help prevent climate change.
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Australian Greens party leader Bob Brown called for talks on establishing a domestic media watchdog following reports of phone hacking carried out by News Corp.’s London tabloid News of the World.
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Pork inventories in the U.S. rose 13 percent in the 12 months through November as hog slaughter increased, the government said.
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Australia’s Greens party would raise the government’s proposed levy on coal and iron ore profits and push for a carbon tax if voters give the group more power in this weekend’s election, party leader Senator Bob Brown said.
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Australia’s Greens party will scrutinize any mining tax deal and call for a parliamentary inquiry into the tax after the election, Greens party leader Bob Brown told Australian Broadcasting Corp. radio today.
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Magnus Bocker , who stitched together eight European stock exchanges and sold them in a bidding war, is running into a wall with shareholders and politicians over his plan to acquire Australia’s main bourse.
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The Australian Greens Party wants Prime Minister Julia Gillard to increase a proposed levy on coal and iron ore profits and expand it to include uranium, underscoring the pressure on her two-day old minority government.
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