+ Follow Kevin Rudd Tag
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[Title] => Teddy Locsin: Chinese commitments to Philippines hardly materialized
[Summary] => Many of the commitments made by the Chinese government to the Philippines have yet to materialize, according to Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr.
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[Title] => Australian PM calls party vote as challenger rises
[Summary] => Prime Minister Julia Gillard put her job on the line Thursday, announcing a leadership ballot in hopes of quashing a comeback by the premier she ousted in a Labor Party coup. But Kevin Rudd's supporters said that even if Gillard survives Monday's vote, the turmoil surrounding her unpopular government will continue until she is out.
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[Summary] => President Aquino candidly admitted yesterday that his discussion with a “Chinese-speaking” Australian foreign minister made him 30 minutes late for his next appointment, because they talked extensively about the disputed Spratly Islands.
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[Title] => Phl, Australia commit to deepening partnership
[Summary] => The Philippines and Australia committed to a deepening partnership which would enhance the already strong cooperation on bilateral, regional and global issues of mutual interest between the two countries with Australia committing to help the country’s Public Private Partnership (PPP) program.
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[Title] => Australia gets its 1st female PM
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[Title] => World offers helping hand as Australia battles worst-ever bushfire
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[Title] => Despite protests, Aussie PM won’t back down
[Summary] => SYDNEY (AFP) – Prime Minister John Howard defended yesterday his threat to launch pre-emptive strikes overseas to prevent a terrorist attack on Australia as he faced a major backlash by outraged Asian neighbors.
His comment in a televised interview Sunday drew condemnation by the governments of the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand, which warned military action in their countries by Australia would breach their national sovereignty.
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His comment in a televised interview Sunday drew condemnation by the governments of the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand, which warned military action in their countries by Australia would breach their national sovereignty.
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February 23, 2012 - 9:11am
February 12, 2009 - 12:00am
December 3, 2002 - 12:00am
