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Monday Mar 15 05:15 AEDT

Website spotlights misdeeds of the rich

AFP | 12 hours 40 mins ago

The swindling saga of legendary Wall Street conman Bernard Madoff has inspired the creation of The Vile Plutocrat, a website devoted to the notion that "rich people suck."

Friday Mar 12 07:32 AEDT

Blog follows Van Gogh restoration

12 Mar 2010

A new blog will allow art lovers to follow the restoration, step by step, of Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh's famous The Bedroom, the Van Gogh Museum says.

Thursday Mar 11 10:09 AEDT

Atom smasher set for top speed in April

11 Mar 2010

The world's most powerful atom smasher will be brought up to unprecedented power by early April, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research said.

Wednesday Mar 10 14:00 AEDT

Scientists find 'immune' Tassie Devils

10 Mar 2010

Australian scientists believe they have unlocked another clue that will help save the Tasmanian Devil from extinction.

Wednesday Mar 10 12:31 AEDT

Scientists draw DNA from fossilised eggs

By Richard Ingham | 10 Mar 2010

Australian scientists have, in a world first, extracted DNA from the fossilised eggshells of extinct birds, including giants such as the moa and elephant bird.

Wednesday Mar 10 09:30 AEDT

Belgian newspaper issues 3D edition

10 Mar 2010

A Belgian daily newspaper offered its readers a new perspective on the world with a 3D edition complete with special glasses.

Tuesday Mar 9 19:41 AEDT

Simpson Desert's ancient rivers revealed

9 Mar 2010

Australian scientists have charted some of the world's oldest rivers and streams that flowed through the Simpson Desert 50 million years ago.

Tuesday Mar 9 14:30 AEDT

'Domestic servant' robot a step closer

By ninemsn staff | 9 Mar 2010

The long-held dream of robots that can complete domestic tasks in households has moved a step closer.

Tuesday Mar 9 13:30 AEDT

Interview: Encyclopedia Dramatica moderator

By Henri Paget, ninemsn | 9 Mar 2010

Encyclopedia Dramatica is Wikipedia’s evil twin. It’s a site where almost every article is biased, offensive, unsourced, and without the faintest trace of political correctness. A search through its archives will reveal animated images of people committing suicide, articles glorifying extreme racism and sexism, and a seemingly endless supply of twisted, shocking views on just about every major human tragedy in history.

Tuesday Mar 9 12:31 AEDT

Most see internet as a right: report

9 Mar 2010

More than three-quarters of people across the world believe access to the internet is a fundamental right, a poll carried out for the BBC indicates.

Tuesday Mar 9 05:35 AEDT

British Cold War nuclear bunker sold on eBay

9 Mar 2010

A nuclear bunker from the Cold War era in Britain has been sold on eBay for more than 20,000 pounds (30,000 dollars, 22,000 euros) Monday.

Monday Mar 8 11:01 AEDT

Queen highlights technology's importance

8 Mar 2010

The Queen has urged Commonwealth countries, including Australia, to help young people take advantage of cutting edge technology to improve their lives.

Monday Mar 8 09:52 AEDT

Obama to host April space conference

8 Mar 2010

US President Barack Obama will host a space conference next month in Florida to chart his vision for the future of human spaceflight, the White House says.

Monday Mar 8 08:36 AEDT

Einstein theory of relativity on display

By Gavin Rabinowitz | 8 Mar 2010

For the first time the complete, original manuscript of Albert Einstein's landmark General Theory of Relativity is on display.

Reporter throws tantrum on live TV:A US reporter has achieved notoriety online after an on-air tantrum in the middle of a report about a child killer.

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 Scientists draw DNA from fossilised eggsAustralian scientists have, in a world first, extracted DNA from the fossilised eggshells of extinct birds, including giants such as the moa and elephant bird.
 Atom smasher set for top speed in AprilThe world's most powerful atom smasher will be brought up to unprecedented power by early April, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research said.
 Website spotlights misdeeds of the rich The swindling saga of legendary Wall Street conman Bernard Madoff has inspired the creation of The Vile Plutocrat, a website devoted to the notion that "rich people suck."
 Interview: Encyclopedia Dramatica moderatorEncyclopedia Dramatica is Wikipedia’s evil twin. It’s a site where almost every article is biased, offensive, unsourced, and without the faintest trace of political correctness. A search through its archives will reveal animated images of people committing suicide, articles glorifying extreme racism and sexism, and a seemingly endless supply of twisted, shocking views on just about every major human tragedy in history.
 Simpson Desert's ancient rivers revealedAustralian scientists have charted some of the world's oldest rivers and streams that flowed through the Simpson Desert 50 million years ago.
 Scientists find 'immune' Tassie DevilsAustralian scientists believe they have unlocked another clue that will help save the Tasmanian Devil from extinction.
 Atom smasher set for top speed in AprilThe world's most powerful atom smasher will be brought up to unprecedented power by early April, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research said.
 Belgian newspaper issues 3D editionA Belgian daily newspaper offered its readers a new perspective on the world with a 3D edition complete with special glasses.
 Interview: Encyclopedia Dramatica moderatorEncyclopedia Dramatica is Wikipedia’s evil twin. It’s a site where almost every article is biased, offensive, unsourced, and without the faintest trace of political correctness. A search through its archives will reveal animated images of people committing suicide, articles glorifying extreme racism and sexism, and a seemingly endless supply of twisted, shocking views on just about every major human tragedy in history.
 Blog follows Van Gogh restorationA new blog will allow art lovers to follow the restoration, step by step, of Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh's famous The Bedroom, the Van Gogh Museum says.
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