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Sunday 12th November 1995

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International:

Prime Minister Paul Keating supports the suspension of Nigeria from the Commonwealth following the hanging of eight dissidents in that country.

Political:

The Federal Opposition (Liberal Party) have accused Paul Keating of wasting Au$40,000 to have his bed delivered to Papua New Guinea by RAAF Hercules to ensure that he got his beauty sleep.. "What this points to is an attitude which would make the worst emperors of Rome feel proud", an opposition leader, Mr Fischer, said

Business:

Visa International is to trial smart cards in Queensland shops - pushing the world further into the cashless society.

Sport:

Today is Adelaide Grand Prix day. Leading British racer Damon Hill holds pole position.

Social:

Austrlian tax payers are being asked to foot the bill for the welfare of children being fathered by Australian tourists in Asia.

Personal trivia:

Global Web Builders have been receiving a lot of press in the media of late. The Queensland Times covered our lauch yesterday and the Sunday Mail covered the launch as well as one of our successful web clients, ModelNet in a separate article. Yesterday we picked up another high profile Japanese client, NEC Software Limited. Triumph International (Japan) are already up with an excellent 1996 Calendar.

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