SYDNEY: Australian employment staged a surprisingly strong revival in June while the jobless rate ticked down toward three-decade lows, keeping alive the risk that a drum-tight labour market could fuel inflationary pressures. The Australian dollar jumped half a U.S. cent after the government reported employment rose by a net 29,800 in June, easily beating forecasts of a 10,000 gain. That made up for a revised 25,600 drop in MayWednesday, July 9, 2008
Australia jobs rebound, unemployment dips anew
SYDNEY: Australian employment staged a surprisingly strong revival in June while the jobless rate ticked down toward three-decade lows, keeping alive the risk that a drum-tight labour market could fuel inflationary pressures. The Australian dollar jumped half a U.S. cent after the government reported employment rose by a net 29,800 in June, easily beating forecasts of a 10,000 gain. That made up for a revised 25,600 drop in MayMedia free again in Parliament

KUALA LUMPUR: Members of the media are free to move around again in the Parliament lobby, after the barricades that were set up to confine them in a corner were removed Wednesday. Reporters,...
Tibet to Re-open to Foreign Tourism
Fires in Tibet capital, Lhasa after protests, 14 Mar 2008China says it will reopen Tibet to foreign tourists, after closing it during...Chinese riot policemen aboard a truck patrol in front of the Potala palace in Lhasa on June 20. Tibet will reopen to foreign tourists on June 25, China's state-run Xinhua news agency has said, quoting a tourism...
by Dan Martin 18 minutes ago BEIJING(AFP) - China will allow foreign tourists back into Tibet from Wednesday, state-run Xinhua news agency reported, lifting a ban imposed after it cracked down on anti-Chinese...
China Loosens Olympics Reporting Rules
Foreign television broadcasters have reached an accord with Chinese authorities to allow live news coverage during the Beijing Olympics -- including from Tiananmen Square -- settling one of the major remaining roadblocks to the Games that will begin in just a month. TV companies, some of which have spent hundreds of millions of dollars on the rights to broadcast the Olympics, had been in a stalemate with Beijing officials since May over the ability to report live via satellite outsideTuesday, July 8, 2008
Vidya patch up with Sarkar
Ellen Gray: Holly Hunter thrilled to return as boundary-pushing cop in'Saving Grace'

By Ellen Gray Philadelphia Daily News Daily News TV Critic SAVING GRACE. 10 p.m. Monday, TNT. THE PHRASE "passion project" gets thrown around a lot in Hollywood, but in television, where even the brightest ideas can lose luster in the grind of a weekly series, passion like Holly Hunter's can be hard to sustain. But as the Academy Award-winning actress ("The Piano") returns to TNT next week for Season 2 of "Saving Grace," an offbeat drama
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