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  Today (Australian TV program) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Today is an Australian morning television programme broadcast weekdays from 6am on the Nine Network.
Today premiered on the Nine Network on 28 June 1982, and is Australia’s longest-running breakfast program.
In a move that drew heavy criticism and saw further reductions in ratings, newsreader Sharyn Ghidella was removed to an early news program, and replaced with Leila McKinnon, the wife of the network's Chief Executive Officer, David Gyngell.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Today_(Australian_TV_program)   (466 words)

  
 Telesputnik Satellite TV Program Schedule
Today, presenter David Rocco learns the art of curing prosciutto and after travelling through the rustic north of Friuli, explores the bustling Venetian-influenced cities of the south where he finds time to dine on the local speciality of maltagliati al ragu di coniglio (Gr) 12:30 PLANET HOLIDAY: Florida.
Today the kris still stands as a supreme symbol for Indonesian people and is present everywhere from art to warfare, weddings to cremations.
Today, presenter David Rocco learns the art of curing prosciutto and after travelling through the rustic north of Friuli, explores the bustling Venetian-influenced cities of the south where he finds time to dine on the local speciality of maltagliati al ragu di coniglio (Gr) 22:00 GOING PLACES: New York.
www.telesputnik.ru /television/programs/travel07.html   (23114 words)

  
 ABC News Online - Home
Police say two men were caught with petrol bombs on a public bus at Bondi after a tip-off from the driver.
Australian Trade Minister Mark Vaile has hailed a draft WTO deal aimed at spurring talks on liberalising global commerce.
Thieves have made off with the Henry Moore sculpture, A Reclining Figure, despite the fact it weighs two tonnes and is three metres long.
www.abc.net.au /news   (338 words)

  
 Today - Home
Two Sydney fathers have come up with a program that helps expectant fathers be better prepared, better partners, and ultimately, better dads.
The war of words between the South African and Australian cricket teams off the field gives way to the real battle today.
Today's gardening expert Jamie Durie spends a lot of time and energy racing around blitzing backyards and working on lots of other projects.
today.ninemsn.com.au   (349 words)

  
 Whirlpool - Australian Broadband News   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
In a speech today at Deutsche Bank, the Minister also commented on the question of whether Telstra's proposed new Fibre to the Node network would be subject to regulation.
Speaking to the West Australian Business News he said that he is pleased the Minister "sees no need to provide a specific regulatory holiday for Telstra's proposed Fibre To The Node network and that it remains the responsibility of the ACCC to consider pricing for Unconditioned Local Loop."
The Australian Communications and Media Authority is proposing changes to the Telecommunications Numbering Plan to accommodate voice over internet protocol (VoIP) services.
www.whirlpool.net.au   (1466 words)

  
 Movie & TV News @ IMDb.com - Studio Briefing   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
There is a scene in The Producers in which the title characters, who had hoped to produce a bomb in order to keep the investors' money, discover that their production is actually a hit.
Unfortunately, the producers of the film version of the Broadway musical version of the 1968 movie version of The Producers are likely to have the opposite reaction when they read today's reviews: their sure-bet hit, many critics are suggesting, is likely to be a flop.
Today's (Friday) Daily Variety observed that Disney and China's state-run CCTV8 had finalized a deal last summer and had originally indicated that it would go on the air in September.
www.imdb.com /news/sb   (1346 words)

  
 Welcome to Memorable TV   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
The clear forerunner medical investigation genre that is so beloved of TV schedulers today Quincy is great fun, entertaining and a real nostalgia.
The legendary Barbra Streisand recorded five TV specials throughout the late sixties and early seventies, Warner Strategic have now gathered them together in a sumptuous box set, full of great songs and performances as well as top name guest stars, this is a great chance to get a look at seldom seen material.
MEMORABLE TV We are asking all our visitors to help support Memorable TV by clicking on at least one advertisement each time you visit.
www.memorabletv.com   (418 words)

  
 Transcripts - ABC TV - Lateline Program - Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
The United Nations today, in dealing with terrorism, proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, has to have the capacity to deliver outcomes to people.
I'd hope that an Australian might be able to even participate on that panel, a presumably retired diplomat or foreign minister, or whatever, could be on that particular panel.
But anyway whether an Australian is on it or not is a matter for Kofi Annan.
www.dfat.gov.au /media/transcripts/2003/030924_lateline.html   (1703 words)

  
 MediaDefamation.org Shows Dangers of Posting Personal Info Online
On Sunday May 11, 2003, the Australian TV program "60 minutes" used the pages of a small Internet agency "Elena's Models" and photos of the members of "Elena's Models" as illustrations to the story about immigration scams, "Russian Roulette".
Nevertheless, the name of the agency Elena's Models was recognizably displayed in the very beginning of the TV program "Russian Roulette", and the snapshot of the website displaying the name "Elena's Models" was used on the website of 60 minutes as illustration to the transcript of the story.
Petrova contacted the Australian Broadcasting Authority, and received word that an investigation has been opened, however the ABA told her that if anything is published on the Internet, a TV program is ALLOWED to use this material in the broadcast, since it is "in the public domain".
www.urlwire.com /news/081503.html   (1149 words)

  
 Gen. Wesley Clark - MSNBC TV: Battle for the White House - MSNBC.com
In New Hampshire today, there are voters there who are coming and giving up their lunch hours an evenings just to listen to candidates talk.
They had their own sources in the Iraqi National Congress and they were pushing this stuff right through the office there.
But I think my judgment is validated by the fact that today 1.5 million Albanians are back in their homes.
msnbc.msn.com /id/3660578   (7827 words)

  
 PRIVACY ON THE INTERNET: How Personal Is Your Personal Ad?
According to the Australian Broadcasting Authority, any information posted on the Internet and freely available for viewing, is considered to be in a *public domain* and as such, can be used in a Media publication or a TV broadcast.
The photos and personal ads broadcast in the TV program were used without prior authorization with the administration of Elena’s Models or the authors of the ads.
Nevertheless, the name of the agency Elena's Models was recognizably displayed in the very beginning of the TV program "Russian Roulette", and the snapshot of the website displaying the name "Elena's Models" was used on the website of 60 minutes as illustration to the transcript of the story "Russian Roulette" investigating "heartless immigration scams".
www.emediawire.com /releases/2003/8/prweb76948.htm   (769 words)

  
 Olivia Newton-John -> Film, TV -> TV shows   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
The Australian TV program Today brought their cameras.
Chloe was said to be calm but Olivia very nervous until Chloe had done her solo number.
Pictures opposite are of Chloe as Chrissy performing the "Age of Aquarius" number and Olivia and Chloe's father Matt at the premiere.
www.onlyolivia.com /visual/tv/00/02/hair   (93 words)

  
 The following is a transcript of a televised program on the Australian TV
The following is a transcript of a televised program on the Australian TV The following is a transcript of a televised program on the Australian TV.
The weekly political program "Dateline" The title of the program: "The Army That Doesn't Exist".Aired Wednesdays, July 12, 2000 at 8.30 pm.
Lebanese are too terrified to even walk down this street, and today is a rare opportunity to film the building.
www.10452lccc.com /documents/sbstvprogramonlebanon.htm   (1684 words)

  
 Digital Broadcasting Australia - DBA Forums (Powered by Invision Power Board)
The DBA Early Adopter Club enables DBA to keep digital TV viewers up to date with email newsletters and for viewers to provide feedback on their experience with digital TV via the annual viewers survey.
Today, 06:41 PM In: aspect ratios and screen fo...
Today, 11:14 PM In: Suggestions For A New Inter...
www.dtvforum.info   (590 words)

  
 Australian TV Guide - Australia's Number 1 Online Television Guide
Australian TV Guide - Australia's Number 1 Online Television Guide
A glance at the week ahead on TV.
In the heat of the current racial riots in Sydney, Seven's early morning breakfast show, Sunrise, will re-launch its campaign to Spread the Love.
www.ebroadcast.com.au /tv   (112 words)

  
 Herald Sun
A complicated dance, a bite on the rump and ferocious backward kicks are all part of a wombat's sex life, a study has revealed.
Australian film director Gillian Armstrong has her birthday today.
Star material: Shane Crawford has secured a starring role in a new film about an Australian Rules Football player who falls foul of the law.
www.heraldsun.news.com.au   (274 words)

  
 World Socialist Web Site
Australian state government prepares savage attack on democratic rights
Australian government deserts young man due to hang in Singapore
Chris Marsden: The split with the WRP and the ascendancy of Trotskyism
www.wsws.org   (1423 words)

  
 The Age: national, world, business, entertainment, sport and technology news from Melbourne's leading newspaper.
Today's max: 24°C A shower or two clearing in the early morning.
Journalist and film critic Keith Connolly dies after complications from heart surgery.
John Spencer, who played TV's tough and dedicated White House chief of staff, has died of a heart attack.
www.theage.com.au   (524 words)

  
 News from Australia and around the world online | NEWS.com.au
The Australian The Courier-Mail Daily Telegraph Herald Sun The Advertiser Sunday Times The Mercury NT News
POLICE warnings, lockdowns and a massive presence at Sydney beaches appear to have averted more race-fuelled violence today.
HONG KONG police fought running battles and fired tear gas to repel hundreds of protesters trying to force their way into the WTO's meeting.
news.com.au   (539 words)

  
 PRWeb Press Release Service, The Original Press Release Marketing Company
ProspectZone’s new mortgage lead generation program gives brokers and lenders nationwide an instant supply of highly qualified mortgage leads.
CollabWorx today announced that it has been included in a new $483 million contract awarded by the US Army’s Distributed Learning, Education and Training Products program (DLETP).
Karta Technologies, Inc. was awarded a position as a prime contractor for the DLETP program.
www.prweb.com   (1479 words)

  
 ABC Online
Basic info to help get your business started.
Follow the lives of central Australian Aboriginal teenagers.
The story of the first Australian Christmas Carols
www.abc.net.au   (178 words)

  
 NASA supports Australian space program | SpaceRef - Your Space Reference
FedSat, an experimental microsatellite, is the first major project of the Centre, a joint venture with five companies, six universities and two government research agencies.
The GPS instrument will be used to determine the accurate position of the satellite and to provide timing control and data in support of the Centre's scientific research program.
Dr Miriam Baltuck, NASA Senior Representative in Australia says NASA's support for the Centre's research program extends a long and successful history of cooperation with Australia.
www.spaceref.com /news/viewpr.html?pid=2238   (429 words)

  
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 Pfizer Australia - Pfizer Australia Statement: Media Report on Statins and Transient Memory Loss
A media report on Australian TV program Today Tonight recently claimed there was a link between statin (anti-cholesterol medicine) usage and transient memory loss.
As the maker of the country’s most prescribed statin, Lipitor, Pfizer Australia’s response is as follows:
The information on this website is for Australian audiences only.
www.pfizer.com.au /Media/Lipitor.aspx   (538 words)

  
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 Press Release Newswire and News Release Distribution - eMediawire
(PDF Download) CollabWorx today announced that it has been included in a new $483 million contract awarded by the US Army’s Distributed Learning, Education and Training Products program (DLETP).
New program to serve minority women in Cincinnati to prevent, treat and cure breast cancer.
Business Partner of Colorado, an innovative provider of marketing programs and tools for small- and medium-sized businesses, is announcing the partnership with Online Video Solutions, a Colorado Springs based provider of video multimedia solutions through the world-wide-web.
www.emediawire.com   (2711 words)

  
 ABC Asia Pacific - Home Page
Welcome to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's international television service.
In Focus : Azahari's death not the end of Jemaah Islamiah
To do so select the set TV schedule button throughout the site.
www.abcasiapacific.com   (72 words)

  
 WebProWire | the internet professional's newswire   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
Microsoft Is Sued By Visto - USA today (8:22:22 AM ET)
RIAA Moves On File-Sharing Students - Australian IT (8:20:05 AM ET)
A Viral Gamer On The Go - Australian IT (8:20:05 AM ET)
www.webprowire.com   (611 words)

  
 triple j radio
ON AIR NOW: Summer Programming ** LISTEN **
This week, Cut Copy guest program and Chief Xcel from Blackalicious DJs for you.
The final '2005' this weekend showcases the best albums of the year.
www.triplej.abc.net.au   (138 words)

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