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Movies - Saturday, January 2
31 December 2009
The Good Shepherd (2006) Channel Seven, 8.30pm.. read full story
Driving The City Forward
29 December 2008
THE Hunter Development Corporation has had a big year. The state authority had its hands on about $500 million in city projects over the year and has started work on some big future jobs. But all the signs are that the HDC won't be slowing down in 2009. On the contrary, it seems set to take on an even bigger role in regional development, including involvement in some areas of potential controversy... read full story
$50million Contract
30 October 2008
A HUNTER company's $50 million share of a new contract for military vehicles will create up to 70 jobs at the height of production... read full story
Military Role Call
7 October 2008
THE Hunter Business Chamber has called for the region to remain a military hub capable of an even greater role within the Australian Defence Force... read full story
Stifling Soldiers Of Spin
20 July 2008
When journalists surrender their jobs to the army, the public lose... read full story
Defence Centre A Job Boost
17 July 2008
RAYMOND Terrace has won 150 new jobs and an estimated $9 million boost to the economy after the opening of the Department of Defence personnel administration centre yesterday... read full story
Getting It Down On Paper Is Just The Start
19 February 2008
IT IS said that generals pose the greatest risk to careful military planning - or at least those generals inclined to fight the last war... read full story
Musharraf Must Go, Say Key Backers
25 January 2008
INFLUENTIAL former military officers have called on Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf to step down, adding to signals that the embattled military ruler could be losing his grip on power... read full story
History's Lesson In Afghanistan
28 December 2007
AUSTRALIAN soldiers are starting to die in Afghanistan. Its President, Hamid Karzai, operates more like the mayor of Kabul than the leader of a nation of 31 million people. Into this volatile, disheartening milieu the Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, has made a lightning run to Afghanistan and announced that Australian military forces are going to stay there "for the long haul"... read full story
