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Greens Negotiating On Fuel Excise Change

2020-07-23T15:12:45Z

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Greens negotiating on fuel excise change By Australian Associated Press Published: 23:04 BST, 16 June 2015 | Updated: 23:04 BST, 16 June 2015 e-mail The Greens may be about to do another deal with the Abbott government, this time over seo indexation ([http://kcagolf.or.kr/qna/44665 please click the following web site]) of the fuel excise. "We're talking to the government about that," Greens leader Richard Di Natale told ABC radio on Wednesday, a day after the minor party agreed to [http://www.nuwireinvestor.com/results.aspx?searchwords=support support] government changes to the aged pension. But any deal on the fuel excise, which needs parliamentary approval before the end of the year, will depend on more public transport options and addressing some regressive impacts, he said.

Saturay s Olympic Bobsled Results

2020-07-23T10:28:00Z

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Sunday s Olympic Bobsled Results

2020-07-22T17:06:19Z

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1. Germany 1 (Francesco Friedrich, Thorsten Margis, Candy Bauer, Martin Grothkopp), 3:15.85. 2. South Korea 1 (Kim Donghyun, Won Yunjong, [http://recursos.isfodosu.edu.do/wiki/index.php?title=Usuario:HaiAllen7014 seo indexation] ([http://recursos.isfodosu.edu.do/wiki/index.php?title=Usuario:HassieStowe396 recommended]) Youngwoo, Jun Junglin), 3:16.38. 2. Germany 3 (Walther Nico, Eric Franke, Kevin Kuske, Alexander Roediger), 3:16.38. 4. Switzerland 2 (Rico Peter, Thomas Amrhein, Simon Friedli, Michael Kuonen), 3:16.59. 5. Latvia 1 (Oskars Melbardis, Daumants Dreiskens, Janis Strenga, Arvis Vilkaste), 3:16.65. 6. Canada 1 (Justin Kripps, Oluseyi Smith, Jesse Lumsden, Alexander Kopacz), 3:16.69. 7. Austria 1 (Benjamin Maier, Markus Sammer, Danut Ion Moldovan, Kilian Walch), 3:16.90. 8. Germany 2 (Johannes Lochner, Christian Poser, Christian Rasp, Christopher Weber), 3:17.11. 9. United States 2 (Codie Bascue, Evan Weinstock, Samuel Mc Guffie, Steven Langton), 3:17.28. 10. Latvia 2 (Oskars Kibermanis, Janis Jansons, Helvijs Lusis, Matiss Miknis), 3:17.41. 11. France 1 (Loic Costerg, Dorian Hauterville, Vincent Castell, Vincent Ricard), 3:17.56. 12. Canada 3 (Nick Poloniato, Joshua Kirkpatrick, Ben Coakwell, Cameron Stones), 3:17.81. 13. Poland 1 (Mateusz Luty, Lukasz Miedzik, Grzegorz Kossakowski, Arnold Zdebiak), 3:17.89. 14. Switzerland 1 (Clemens Bracher, Fabio Badraun, Martin Meier, Alain Knuser), 3:17.91. 15. OA Russia 1 (Maxim Andrianov, Ruslan Samitov, Alexey Zaitsev, Vasiliy Kondratenko), 3:17.94. 16. Canada 2 (Bryan Barnett, Christopher Spring, Neville Wright, Lascelles Brown), 3:17.96. 17. Britain 1 (Bradley Hall, Joel Fearon, Nick Gleeson, Greg Cackett), 3:18.26. 18. Britain 2 (Lamin Deen, Ben Simons, Andrew Matthews, Toby Olubi), 3:18.29. 19. United States 3 (Nick Cunningham, Christopher Kinney, Samuel Michener, Hakeem Abdul-Saboor), 3:18.54. 20. United States 1 (Justin Olsen, Carlo Valdes, Christopher Fogt, Nathan Weber), 3:18.55. 21. Czech Republic 2 (Jan Sindelar, Dominik Dvorak, Jakub Nosek, Jaroslav Kopriva), 2:29.09. 22. Austria 2 (Markus Treichl, Markus Glueck, Marco Rangl, Ekemini Bassey), 2:29.24. 23. Brazil 1 (Edson Bindilatti, [http://www.purevolume.com/search?keyword=Edson%20Ricardo Edson Ricardo] Martins, Rafael Souza da Silva, Odirlei Pessoni), 2:29.49. 24. Czech Republic 1 (Jan Vrba, David Egydy, Dominik Suchy, Jan Stoklaska), 2:29.59. 25. Australia 1 (Lucas Mata, Lachlan Reidy, David Mari, Hayden Smith), 2:29.70. 26. China 1 (Shao Yijun, Shi Hao, Li Chunjian, Wang Sidong), 2:29.74. 27. Italy 1 (Simone Bertazzo, Simone Fontana, Lorenzo Bilotti, Francesco Costa), 2:29.88. 28. Croatia 1 (Drazen Silic, Mate Mezulic, Antonio Zelic, Benedikt Nikpalj), 2:31.45. 29. Romania 1 (Dorin-Alexandru Grigore, Paul Septimiu Muntean, Levente Andrei Bartha, Florin Cezar Craciun), 2:32.15.

Patients Could Pay To See GP Figures Show

2020-07-22T03:57:47Z

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South Korea s Won Yun-jong Wins 2-man Bobsled Title

2020-07-19T11:18:30Z

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South Korea's Won Yun-jong wins 2-man bobsled title By Associated Press Published: 18:18 BST, 27 February 2016 | Updated: 18:18 BST, 27 February 2016 e-mail KOENIGSSEE, Germany (AP) — Pilot Won Yun-jong and brakeman Seo Young-woo gave South Korea its first overall bobsled World Cup title by winning the final race of the season Saturday. The two-man title is the first in the sport for the host nation of the 2018 Winter Olympics. Won, who steered the Korean bobsled to his second victory of the season, said: "This is a great day for me and my country. I'm very proud." South Korea's overall World Cup winners Won Yun-jong, right, and Seo Young-woo celebrate after the two-man bob race at the Bob World Cup in Koenigssee, southern Germany, Saturday, Feb. 27, 2016. (AP Photo/Kerstin Joensson) Beat Hefti of Switzerland with brakeman Alex Baumann was .05 seconds back while world champion Francesco Friedrich of Germany and partner Candy Bauer finishing .15 seconds off the pace in third. Won topped the season standings with 1,562 points. Nico Walther of Germany was second at 1,450 and Latvia's Ugis Zalims was third at 1,410. South Korea's overall WC winners Won Yun-jong, right, and Seo Young-woo celebrate after the [https://soundcloud.com/search/sounds?q=two-man%20bob&filter.license=to_modify_commercially two-man bob] race at the Bob World Cup in Koenigssee, southern Germany, Saturday, Feb. 27, 2016. (AP Photo/Kerstin Joensson) Korea's overall World Cup winners Won Yun-jong, right and [http://recursos.isfodosu.edu.do/wiki/index.php?title=Usuario:TanishaJeffries seo indexation] ([http://farri.webhop.net/home.php?mod=space&uid=1643830&do=profile&from=space Related Web Page]) Young-woo celebrate on the podium after the two-man bob race at the Bob World Cup in Koenigssee, southern Germany, Saturday, Feb. 27, 2016. (AP Photo/Kerstin Joensson) Korea's winner Won Yun-jong, front, and [http://v2.jatweb.synology.me/index.php?mid=board_WLOX07&document_srl=776188 seo indexation] Young-woo celebrate in the finish area after the two-man bob race at the Bob World Cup in Koenigssee, southern Germany, Saturday, Feb. 27, 2016. (AP Photo/Kerstin Joensson) Switzerland's second placed Beat Hefti and Alex Baumann, left, South Korea's winners Won Yun-jong and Seo Young-woo, center, and Germany's third placed Francesco Friedrich and Candy Bauer, right, pose after the two-man bob race at the Bob World Cup in Koenigssee, southern Germany, Saturday, Feb. 27, 2016. (AP Photo/Kerstin Joensson)

Women In Heavy-drinking S.Korea Fuel Demand For Lighter Booze

2020-06-10T12:18:21Z

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South Korea s Quiet MeToo Trailblazer Embraces Tough Fight

2020-06-10T01:20:18Z

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Countless South Korean women have since come forward to accuse powerful figures in the arts, education, politics and religion of rape and other sexual misconduct. The disgraced figures include a former presidential contender, a top film director who has swept awards worldwide, actors well known across Asia and a widely respected poet regularly nominated for the Nobel Prize for literature. Her professional role had made her situation even more humiliating, Seo, 45, told AFP in a rare foreign media interview. "It felt so shameful that as a prosecutor whose job is to seek justice, I could not even speak out about this criminal act", she said. "I couldn't bear it any more. When I decided to speak out on TV -- which amounts to social suicide -- I was ready to resign and become a recluse for the rest of my life." - 'Society's fault' - [http://www.Squidoo.com/search/results?q=Seo%27s%20story Seo's story] exemplifies the plight of many South Korean women -- well-educated and hard-working yet discriminated against and mistreated by their employers -- as well as their frustration at the slow pace of social change. Even though South Korean women generally outscore men at school and in the entry-level job market, the country consistently ranks at the bottom of OECD surveys on gender pay gaps or female presence in senior positions. Many women have experienced workplace sexual harassment, but those who speak out are often castigated for "causing a stir", marginalised, and sometimes fired. Seo's case showed that even an elite prosecutor was no exception. She regularly faced verbal or physical harassment by bosses or male colleagues after joining the prosecution agency in 2004, she said. After the groping at the funeral, Seo consulted senior prosecutors who promised to persuade the man she accused, Ahn Tae-geun, to apologise personally. Patriarchal values remain deeply ingrained in South Korea despite economic and technological advances, but Seo's courage opened the floodgates and gave other women the courage to come forward The apology never came. Instead, Seo was reprimanded and reassigned to a relatively junior position in distant Tongyeong, a small town on the country's south coast, despite having previously received ministerial awards for her performance. Suspecting Ahn might be behind the move, she lodged a series of formal complaints, only to be scolded for rattling the agency, a deeply hierarchical organisation where loyalty is highly valued. Women account for 30 percent of prosecutors but occupy only eight percent of senior positions at the agency, and a government survey this year showed 70 percent of female prosecutors had reported experiencing sexual harassment or abuse. Most stayed silent because they feared professional setbacks. More widely, a survey by the Korea Women Workers' Association showed nearly 65 percent of women who complained about workplace harassment suffered damage to their careers. It took Seo -- who is married with one son -- eight years to muster the bravery to go public. Afterwards, she said, "many women thanked me, saying they took courage from my move because my case made them realise that it was not their fault that they could not dare to speak out after being abused -- it was society's fault." - 'Hefty price' - Seo's television interview triggered an outpouring of support for her as well as a deluge of accusations by other women. Ahn -- who was separately fired for corruption last year -- could not be charged with sex abuse because the one-year statute of limitations had expired. However he was indicted for abuse of power, accused of using his position to pressure senior prosecutors to reassign Seo to a junior position in revenge. He denies the sexual abuse accusations, maintaining he was too drunk to remember what happened at the 2010 funeral, and a verdict in his closely watched trial is expected later this year. But some of those who followed in Seo's wake have faced a legal backlash, their alleged abusers countering with lawsuits in a country where libel is a criminal offence and the truth not necessarily a defence. In other cases, victims have been shamed for coming forward and subjected to vicious personal attacks. Former presidential contender Ahn Hee-jung was acquitted last month of repeatedly raping a female aide with the court saying she had not shown "victim-like" behaviour because she had not quit the job. One of the politician's male aides was recently caught posting more than 1,000 anonymous online diatribes against the woman. seo indexation ([https://wiki.web-tycoon.com/%D0%A3%D1%87%D0%B0%D1%81%D1%82%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%BA:MckenzieBarnard click through the up coming post]) has not been exempt from paying what she describes as "a hefty price for speaking out". She has been on sick leave since the television interview and does not expect ever to return to the prosecutor's office. "But I don't regret what I did," she said. "The long history of blaming, shaming and muzzling victims of sex abuse -- instead of perpetrators -- should stop here, now."

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2020-06-10T01:20:13Z

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