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Portal:Australia

• 5 October 2011: Australian news network under investigation over pokie reform comments
• 1 October 2011: 'Fascinating' and 'provocative' research examines genetic elements of bipolar, schizophrenia
• 30 September 2011: Australian columnist 'offended, insulted, humiliated' fair-skinned Aborigines
• 24 September 2011: Australian TV networks reprimanded for breaching code of practice
• 23 September 2011: NSW Supreme Court upholds non-publication order for lawsuit filed against Australia's richest person
• 15 September 2011: Australia's Channel Seven breaches children TV standards regulations by broadcasting McDonald's advertisement
• 3 September 2011: Australian Greens leader criticises media ethics
• 27 August 2011: Australia's Channel Nine Network sacks two journalists for faking footage
• 24 August 2011: Australian TV network sprung fabricating live crosses by rival
• 17 August 2011: Police social media frenzy threatens to prejudice alleged child killer trial
• 13 August 2011: Phone hacking scandal prompts media review in Australia
• 12 August 2011: Australian politician Karen Overington dies aged 59
• 9 August 2011: Allied WWII spy Nancy Wake dies aged 98
• 15 June 2011: Casey Stoner wins 2011 British MotoGP
• 8 June 2011: New Internet addresses tested on World IPv6 Day
• 6 June 2011: Casey Stoner wins 2011 Catalunya MotoGP
• 3 June 2011: Australia questions involvement in War in Afghanistan after death of two soldiers
• 27 May 2011: UN accuses Australia of 'demonising asylum seekers'
• 17 May 2011: Judge Dannii Minogue exits UK X Factor over 'Australia's Got Talent' scheduling clash
• 17 May 2011: Tasmanians protest against pulp mill
• 10 May 2011: Australian airline Qantas faces engineers strike
• 8 May 2011: Queensland cab conversations to be recorded
• 7 May 2011: Australia, Malaysia closing in on refugee agreement
• 3 May 2011: World leaders react to death of Osama bin Laden
• 2 May 2011: Australian cadets face charges over sex abuse
• 27 April 2011: Dingoes attack toddler on Fraser Island
• 25 April 2011: Australian PM Gillard pressured to address human rights crackdown in China
• 21 April 2011: Riot at Sydney, Australia's Villawood Detention Centre continues
• 17 April 2011: Former Australian athlete jailed for eighteen years for murdering her baby
• 17 April 2011: Australian carbon tax plans hit road block
• 17 April 2011: Australian Defence Force faces a mass of sexual abuse lawsuits
• 8 April 2011: Australian opposition may oppose plain packaging on cigarettes
• 8 April 2011: New South Wales Premier criticised over government structure
• 7 April 2011: ACLU, EFF challenging US 'secret' court orders seeking Twitter data
• 1 April 2011: Treasury reveals cost of carbon tax on Australian families
• 1 April 2011: Australia to lose $2 billion due to Japanese disasters
• 17 March 2011: Owsley Stanley, icon of 1960s counterculture, dies at 76
• 26 February 2011: Opposition Leader predicts 'people's revolt' in Australia over carbon tax
• 22 February 2011: Australian Governor-General travels to Kuwait amidst terror threats
• 18 February 2011: Australian town to change name to promote road safety
• 27 January 2011: Australia announces levy bill to offset cost of Queensland floods
• 27 January 2011: Indonesians charged with people-smuggling following Christmas Island wreck
• 24 January 2011: 'Bang bang': UK mercenary charged with murdering colleagues gives evidence in Iraq
• 23 January 2011: Premier of Tasmania, David Bartlett, resigns
• 23 December 2010: Australian rules football: Bairnsdale join Gippsland League, will play first game in Warragul
• 17 December 2010: Australian Federal Police say Wikileaks committed no crime
• 15 December 2010: Many unaccounted for in Christmas Island boat incident
• 10 December 2010: Leaked cables cause Australian concern
• 5 December 2010: Much of inland New South Wales, Australia affected by flooding
• 3 December 2010: 'Critical safety issue' with A380 engines
• 2 December 2010: FIFA announce Russia to host 2018 World Cup, Qatar to host 2022 World Cup
• 27 November 2010: Qantas says A380 aircraft are safe to fly after 'serious' incident
• 21 October 2010: Australian jockey Stathi Katsidis found dead at age 31
• 7 October 2010: Australian Dollar reaches a 27 year high
• 3 October 2010: Collingwood win 2010 AFL Grand Final replay
• 26 September 2010: Documentary suggests nuns were excommunicated for exposing paedophilic priest
• 25 September 2010: Collingwood and St. Kilda draw 2010 AFL Grand Final
• 24 September 2010: New Zealand man goes on trial in Cambodia over sex with underage girls
• 20 September 2010: Australian rules football: Maffra win 2010 Gippsland Football League grand final
• 13 September 2010: Australian rules football: Drouin through to 2010 Gippsland Football League Grand Final
• 11 September 2010: Aboriginal primacy bill introduced to the New South Wales legislative assembly
• 8 September 2010: Australian Senate Committee recommends formation of Charities Commission
• 6 September 2010: Independent Member of Australian Parliament calls for better indigenous policy
• 6 September 2010: Wikinews Shorts: September 6, 2010
• 6 September 2010: Australian rules football: 2010 Gippsland Football League semi finals
• 3 September 2010: New South Wales Legislative Assembly votes in favor of same-sex adoption
• 3 September 2010: Australian teacher drops 'gay' from kookaburra folk song
• 2 September 2010: Four die in Papua New Guinea plane crash
• 1 September 2010: Telstra becomes the first in the world to switch to HSPA+ wireless Internet technology
• 31 August 2010: Frenchman climbs skyscraper in 20 minutes without any equipment
• 30 August 2010: Support for an Australian republic slips
• 30 August 2010: Teachers at Australian school shocked at no warning over redundancies, can apply before 'externals'
• 30 August 2010: Australian rules football: 2010 Gippsland Football League finals week one
• 24 August 2010: School on Australia's Sunshine Coast makes staff redundant, requests they apply for 'new' jobs
• 23 August 2010: Australian federal election 2010: Parliament hung
• 22 August 2010: Australian rules football: Warragul gets first win on eve of finals
• 21 August 2010: Australian remake of Iron Chef launched
• 21 August 2010: Australian judge delivers verdict on burqas in court
• 14 August 2010: Australian rules football: 2010 Gippsland Football League finals take shape two weeks out
• 8 August 2010: Western Australian court to set precedent on the burqa
• 8 August 2010: Australian rules football: 2010 Gippsland Football League round 16 split round week two
• 2 August 2010: Australian rules football: 2010 Gippsland Football League round 16 split round week one
• 26 July 2010: Australian rules football: 2010 Gippsland Football League round 15 - Leongatha v Traralgon
• 23 July 2010: Weather bureau forecasts an early spring for Australia
• 21 July 2010: Coalition ups ante on Australian school tax rebates
• 21 July 2010: Australian election debate moved to avoid clash with cookery show
• 19 July 2010: Australian rules football: Traralgon defeat Warragul in round 14 of 2010 Gippsland Football League season
• 18 July 2010: Australian federal election announced for August 21
• 17 July 2010: Australian election debate debacle
• 15 July 2010: Australian Prime Minister denies striking a deal with predecessor
• 15 July 2010: Dog's throat cut in Cairns, Australia
• 14 July 2010: Drunken man is surprised crocodile bit him
• 14 July 2010: Tax breaks promised by Australian Prime Minister as election fast approaches
• 13 July 2010: Australia's Governor-General cuts trip short over looming election
• 12 July 2010: Australian rules football: 2010 Gippsland Football League round 13 - Traralgon defeat Sale
• 9 July 2010: Leader of East Timor tells Australian prime minister to fully form asylum seeker policy
• 7 July 2010: Captain and four shipping companies face legal action over 2009 Australian oil spill
• 5 July 2010: Australian rules football: Six goal win moves Morwell to second on Gippsland Football League ladder
• 5 July 2010: Scientists develop 'Smart Bomb' treatment that targets cancer cells
• 1 July 2010: Australian Foreign Minister condemns Fiji media decree

New South Wales

• 15 September 2011: Australia's Channel Seven breaches children TV standards regulations by broadcasting McDonald's advertisement
• 21 April 2011: Riot at Sydney, Australia's Villawood Detention Centre continues
• 17 April 2011: Former Australian athlete jailed for eighteen years for murdering her baby
• 8 April 2011: New South Wales Premier criticised over government structure
• 5 December 2010: Much of inland New South Wales, Australia affected by flooding
• 11 September 2010: Aboriginal primacy bill introduced to the New South Wales legislative assembly
• 3 September 2010: New South Wales Legislative Assembly votes in favor of same-sex adoption
• 31 August 2010: Frenchman climbs skyscraper in 20 minutes without any equipment
• 23 July 2010: Weather bureau forecasts an early spring for Australia
• 10 February 2010: ITV fined A$3000 for cruelty to rat on "I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!"
• 6 June 2009: Swine flu: recent developments worldwide
• 9 February 2009: More than 160 dead in bushfires in Australia
• 30 June 2008: Three murdered, one injured in axe attack in Australia
• 12 May 2006: Australian emergency telephone service lost in Southern NSW, ACT
• 9 March 2006: Three charged following release of Cronulla riot wanted photographs
• 8 March 2006: Police release photographs of those of interest in connection with Cronulla riots
• 13 February 2006: New South Wales set to adopt harsher anti-cannabis laws
• 10 February 2006: Australian governments to meet for first COAG meeting of 2006 today
• 6 February 2006: New South Wales to introduce 'parenting contracts'
• 23 January 2006: Four Australian states ablaze, two dead, homes lost
• 23 December 2005: New South Wales road safety campaign begins
• 8 December 2005: Australian government paves way for nuclear waste dump in Northern Territory
• 12 July 2005: Eastern Australia hit by severe storms
• 2 July 2005: Names of Australians killed in helicopter crash released

Queensland

• 24 August 2011: Australian TV network sprung fabricating live crosses by rival
• 17 August 2011: Police social media frenzy threatens to prejudice alleged child killer trial
• 8 May 2011: Queensland cab conversations to be recorded
• 27 April 2011: Dingoes attack toddler on Fraser Island
• 27 January 2011: Australia announces levy bill to offset cost of Queensland floods
• 24 January 2011: 'Bang bang': UK mercenary charged with murdering colleagues gives evidence in Iraq
• 6 September 2010: Independent Member of Australian Parliament calls for better indigenous policy
• 30 August 2010: Teachers at Australian school shocked at no warning over redundancies, can apply before 'externals'
• 24 August 2010: School on Australia's Sunshine Coast makes staff redundant, requests they apply for 'new' jobs
• 23 July 2010: Weather bureau forecasts an early spring for Australia
• 15 July 2010: Dog's throat cut in Cairns, Australia
• 15 February 2010: Twelve-year-old schoolboy stabbed, dies in Brisbane, Australia
• 10 February 2010: ITV fined A$3000 for cruelty to rat on "I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!"
• 1 February 2010: Cricket: Caloundra defeat Glasshouse in Sunshine Coast, Queensland division one limited overs final
• 30 January 2010: Regional council fights to keep sustainable growth on Australian Sunshine Coast
• 27 January 2010: Cricket: 'Politicians and Pals' defeat Buderim XI in Australia Day Twenty20 match
• 20 January 2010: Cricket: Buderim to fill half Politicians team on Australia Day
• 26 September 2009: Second dust storm hits Sydney, Australia
• 23 September 2009: Red dust storm engulfs Sydney, Australia
• 19 September 2009: International Talk Like A Pirate Day held on Saturday
• 4 July 2009: Three new dinosaurs discovered in Australia
• 21 March 2009: Australian Labor Party reelected to Queensland government: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
• 21 March 2009: Queensland election candidates on Gold Coast back daylight saving
• 17 March 2009: Wikinews previews the 2009 Queensland state election
• 15 March 2009: Oil spill hits Australia's Sunshine coastline
• 13 March 2009: Wikinews interviews Brenton Clutterbuck, candidate for the electorate of Maroochydore at the upcoming Queensland election
• 9 March 2009: Sunshine Coast Regional Council can't challenge legal appeal by McDonald's Australia
• 2 March 2009: Wikinews interviews the Socialist Alliance about the upcoming Queensland State election
• 27 February 2009: Australian Sex Party to run independents in Queensland election
• 26 February 2009: Australian state of Queensland will go to the polls on March 21
• 20 February 2009: New South Wales, Queensland to have electorates redrawn: Australian Electoral Commission
• 14 February 2009: Queensland Premier denies March 28 election
• 1 February 2009: DS4SEQ discusses daylight savings in Queensland with Wikinews
• 20 August 2007: Woman dies when pet camel tries to mate with her
• 11 September 2006: Wikinews Shorts: September 11, 2006
• 6 September 2006: Crocodile Hunter's Steve Irwin dies at 44
• 21 June 2006: Australian House of Representatives has "no rules": Gillard
• 29 March 2006: Jian Seng ghost ship affair brings criticism of Australian government
• 29 March 2006: Australian House of Representatives acknowledges Cyclone Larry efforts
• 4 January 2006: Australia records hottest year on record
• 12 July 2005: Eastern Australia hit by severe storms
• 12 July 2005: High-speed train derailment in central Queensland (Australia)
• 2 July 2005: Names of Australians killed in helicopter crash released
• 2 July 2005: Cyclone Ingrid crosses Far North Queensland Coast

South Australia

Portal:South Australia

• 8 September 2010: Australian Senate Committee recommends formation of Charities Commission
• 23 July 2010: Weather bureau forecasts an early spring for Australia
• 11 November 2008: Australia's Simpson Desert to be closed for summer
• 23 March 2008: South Australian educational blog shut down
• 14 February 2008: South Australian Premier Rann wants apology from Hicks
• 29 December 2007: Australian David Hicks is released from Yatala Labour Prison
• 20 May 2007: David Hicks transferred from Guantanamo Bay to Australian prison
• 21 August 2006: NASA chooses Woomera, South Australia for rocket launch site
• 10 May 2006: Southern Australian munitions factory explodes
• 25 March 2006: Hyshot tests hypersonic "scramjet" in Australia
• 18 March 2006: Labor claims victory in two Australian state elections
• 26 February 2006: Anglican Church offers landmark compensation deal
• 13 February 2006: New South Wales set to adopt harsher anti-cannabis laws
• 6 February 2006: New South Wales to introduce 'parenting contracts'
• 23 January 2006: Four Australian states ablaze, two dead, homes lost
• 8 December 2005: Australian government paves way for nuclear waste dump in Northern Territory
• 10 November 2005: Flooding in South Australia
• 12 August 2005: Nine die in bush-fires in South Australia
• 12 July 2005: Eastern Australia hit by severe storms

Tasmania

• 17 May 2011: Tasmanians protest against pulp mill
• 23 January 2011: Premier of Tasmania, David Bartlett, resigns
• 23 July 2010: Weather bureau forecasts an early spring for Australia
• 1 December 2008: Wikinews Shorts: December 1, 2008
• 4 October 2007: Australian government approves Tasmanian pulp mill
• 5 August 2007: Mersey hospital takeover by the Australian government
• 4 August 2007: Body found in Cradle Mountain, Tasmania, Australia
• 17 January 2007: Rescued Australian miners sign multi-million dollar media deal
• 28 November 2006: Australian report shows emissions increase "more than doubled since the 1990s"
• 6 September 2006: Crocodile Hunter's Steve Irwin dies at 44
• 22 June 2006: Australian government to provide Internet filters for families
• 9 May 2006: Third Australian miner laid to rest
• 8 May 2006: Tasmanian miners rescued
• 3 May 2006: Rescue attempts continue for Tasmanian miners
• 30 April 2006: Trapped Australian miners found alive
• 29 March 2006: Jian Seng ghost ship affair brings criticism of Australian government
• 18 March 2006: Labor claims victory in two Australian state elections
• 6 February 2006: New South Wales to introduce 'parenting contracts'
• 23 January 2006: Four Australian states ablaze, two dead, homes lost
• 4 January 2006: Australia records hottest year on record
• 3 January 2006: Miners survive underground fire in Tasmania
• 21 December 2005: Greenpeace activists clash with Japanese whaling fleet in Southern Ocean
• 12 July 2005: Eastern Australia hit by severe storms
• 2 July 2005: AU$1.25M reward offer for proof of living Tasmanian Tiger (Thylacine)

Victoria

• 20 September 2010: Australian rules football: Maffra win 2010 Gippsland Football League grand final
• 13 September 2010: Australian rules football: Drouin through to 2010 Gippsland Football League Grand Final
• 6 September 2010: Australian rules football: 2010 Gippsland Football League semi finals
• 3 September 2010: Australian teacher drops 'gay' from kookaburra folk song
• 30 August 2010: Australian rules football: 2010 Gippsland Football League finals week one
• 22 August 2010: Australian rules football: Warragul gets first win on eve of finals
• 14 August 2010: Australian rules football: 2010 Gippsland Football League finals take shape two weeks out
• 8 August 2010: Australian rules football: 2010 Gippsland Football League round 16 split round week two
• 2 August 2010: Australian rules football: 2010 Gippsland Football League round 16 split round week one
• 26 July 2010: Australian rules football: 2010 Gippsland Football League round 15 - Leongatha v Traralgon
• 23 July 2010: Weather bureau forecasts an early spring for Australia
• 19 July 2010: Australian rules football: Traralgon defeat Warragul in round 14 of 2010 Gippsland Football League season
• 12 July 2010: Australian rules football: 2010 Gippsland Football League round 13 - Traralgon defeat Sale
• 5 July 2010: Australian rules football: Six goal win moves Morwell to second on Gippsland Football League ladder
• 28 June 2010: Australian rules football: 2010 Gippsland Football League round 11 - Wonthaggi v Traralgon
• 20 June 2010: Australian rules football: 2010 Gippsland Football League round 10 - Leongatha v Wonthaggi
• 18 June 2010: Former Australian police media director Stephen Linnell's perjury conviction quashed
• 17 June 2010: Australian rules football: Traralgon to play Moe in Gippsland Football League clash Saturday
• 14 June 2010: Australian rules football: Traralgon get game back as ladder shakes around middle
• 6 June 2010: Australian rules football: Gippsland Football League heavyweights clash, Maffra go two games clear
• 31 May 2010: Australian rules football: Maffra go a game clear ahead of Traralgon clash
• 24 May 2010: Australian rules football: 2010 VCFL Country Championship - Bendigo vs. Gippsland
• 18 May 2010: Australian rules football: Interview with Andy Thissling, statistician for the Traralgon Football Club senior side
• 15 May 2010: Australian rules football: Leongatha upset Traralgon in round six of 2010 Gippsland Football League season
• 10 May 2010: Australian rules football: Traralgon remain only undefeated team after five rounds of 2010 Gippland Football League season
• 3 May 2010: Australian rules football: Traralgon, Maffra two games clear on top of 2010 Gippsland Football League ladder
• 26 April 2010: Australian rules football: 2010 Gippsland Football League round 3 - Morwell v Traralgon
• 19 April 2010: Australian rules football: 2010 Gippsland Football League round 2 - Leongatha v Morwell
• 18 April 2010: Australian rules football: 2010 Gippsland Football League round 2 - Traralgon v Wonthaggi
• 12 April 2010: Australian rules football: 2010 Gippsland Football League round 1 - Moe v Traralgon
• 4 April 2010: Australian rules football: 2010 Gippsland Football League round 1 - Wonthaggi v Leongatha
• 30 January 2010: No people or animals hurt in rural Australian fire
• 28 January 2010: Victoria, Australia Police investigate suspicious fire near rural town
• 25 January 2010: Man caught driving 111 kph over limit in Australia
• 10 December 2009: Australian rules football: West Gippsland Latrobe Football League becomes Gippsland Football League as Wonthaggi concedes move
• 20 September 2009: Australian rules football: West Gippsland Latrobe Football League Grand Final
• 12 September 2009: Australian rules football: West Gippsland Latrobe Football League Finals Preliminary Final
• 7 September 2009: Australian rules football: West Gippsland Football League Semi Finals
• 5 September 2009: Australian rules football: Victorian Football League to be broadcast live around Australia in HD
• 31 August 2009: Australian rules football: West Gippsland Latrobe Football League Finals week one results
• 6 June 2009: Swine flu: recent developments worldwide
• 9 February 2009: More than 160 dead in bushfires in Australia
• 13 March 2008: Australian health workers to close intensive care units in Victoria next week
• 14 October 2007: 2007 Australian MotoGP won by Casey Stoner
• 5 August 2007: Mersey hospital takeover by the Australian government
• 10 February 2006: Australian governments to meet for first COAG meeting of 2006 today
• 23 January 2006: Four Australian states ablaze, two dead, homes lost
• 4 January 2006: Australia records hottest year on record
• 12 July 2005: Eastern Australia hit by severe storms
• 2 July 2005: Thirty hospitalised after Melbourne airport gas leak

Western Australia

• 8 August 2010: Western Australian court to set precedent on the burqa
• 23 July 2010: Weather bureau forecasts an early spring for Australia
• 14 July 2010: Drunken man is surprised crocodile bit him
• 20 April 2010: Magnitude 5.2 earthquake hits Kalgoorlie, Western Australia
• 17 June 2008: West Australian Premier addresses gas crisis in televised broadcast
• 17 June 2008: Australian growth forecast reduced to 2.7%
• 16 June 2008: Australian government considers controlling fuel supplies
• 15 June 2008: Western Australia gas crisis set to worsen
• 7 June 2008: Western Australian economy at crisis point say builders
• 4 June 2008: Apache pipeline fire - Varanus Island, Western Australia
• 26 December 2007: Record temperatures stoke bushfires in Western Australia, arson suspected
• 4 February 2007: Seven bushfires near Perth, Western Australia
• 18 December 2006: Australia reclaim Ashes in Perth
• 29 March 2006: Jian Seng ghost ship affair brings criticism of Australian government
• 13 February 2006: New South Wales set to adopt harsher anti-cannabis laws
• 23 January 2006: Four Australian states ablaze, two dead, homes lost
• 4 January 2006: Australia records hottest year on record

Environment

Portal:Environment

• 26 September 2011: Delhi earns UN carbon credits
• 25 August 2011: Japan nuclear disaster: areas to remain off-limits for decades
• 13 August 2011: Shell reports oil leak at North Sea platform
• 13 August 2011: Renewed concern over nuclear response following atomic bomb anniversary
• 15 July 2011: Indonesian volcano eruption prompts thousands to evacuate
• 9 July 2011: Polar bears related to extinct Irish bears, DNA study shows
• 7 July 2011: Bahamas become fourth country to ban shark fishing
• 17 May 2011: Tasmanians protest against pulp mill
• 24 April 2011: U.S. Coast Guard investigation finds 'poor safety culture' contributed to Deepwater Horizon disaster
• 24 April 2011: 'Apple's data is dirtiest,' says Greenpeace
• 17 April 2011: Bloomberg and Clinton create green alliance
• 16 April 2011: Experts raise serious questions over safety of U.S. oil industry and warn another spill may be 'unavoidable'
• 30 March 2011: BP lose laptop containing sensitive claimant data
• 26 March 2011: Millions to turn off lights for Earth Hour tonight
• 10 March 2011: Charlie the smoking chimpanzee dies aged 52
• 2 February 2011: Massive snowstorm blasts most of United States
• 25 November 2010: Pichilemu, Chile's Wastewater Treatment Plant to be inaugurated
• 25 October 2010: Hurricane Richard makes landfall in Belize
• 24 October 2010: Richard becomes a hurricane, threatens Belize
• 24 October 2010: Tropical storm Richard nears hurricane strength, soaks Honduras
• 24 October 2010: Cyclone Giri makes landfall in Myanmar, kills one
• 23 October 2010: Typhoon Megi kills seven in Taiwan, heads towards southern China
• 23 October 2010: Tropical storm Richard forms, drifts towards Honduras
• 21 October 2010: Typhoon Megi heads towards China
• 21 October 2010: Scientist demands end to US 'addiction to oil'
• 20 October 2010: Ten dead, nine injured as Super Typhoon Megi clears Philippines
• 18 October 2010: One dead as Super Typhoon Megi makes landfall in Philippines
• 20 September 2010: Greenpeace demands Chilean President create marine parks
• 20 September 2010: Deepwater Horizon oil well finally dead, authorities say
• 10 September 2010: BP report into Gulf of Mexico disaster lays blame on other contractors
• 4 September 2010: Wikinews Shorts: September 2, 2010
• 3 September 2010: Wikinews Shorts: September 3, 2010/Fuel tanker aground in Northwest Passage
• 1 September 2010: EU ban on 75W bulbs comes into force
• 1 September 2010: The Bahamas halt all new applications for oil exploration
• 31 August 2010: Frenchman climbs skyscraper in 20 minutes without any equipment
• 29 August 2010: Mount Sinabung erupts in Sumatra, Indonesia
• 28 August 2010: Oil-eating microbe found in the Gulf of Mexico
• 24 August 2010: Atlantic storm Danielle strengthens to hurricane force
• 12 August 2010: Plants may adapt faster to climate change than previously thought, new study shows
• 5 August 2010: Wikinews Shorts: August 4, 2010
• 2 August 2010: Cargo plane crashes in Alaska's Denali Park, sparks wildfire
• 1 August 2010: 14,000-acre Southern California 'Crown Fire' at 82% containment, evacuation orders lifted
• 31 July 2010: After 100 days, Deepwater Horizon oil spill still threatens Gulf coast
• 30 July 2010: 'Crown Fire' forces residents in Southern California to evacuate homes
• 28 July 2010: Severe smog blankets Moscow
• 25 July 2010: BP CEO Tony Hayward to resign, say analysts
• 25 July 2010: Brush fire starts in Hawaii's Makua Valley
• 23 July 2010: Weather bureau forecasts an early spring for Australia
• 21 July 2010: China launches major cleanup operation after oil spill
• 19 July 2010: ROV detects leaks in Deepwater Horizon well cap
• 19 July 2010: Oil spewing from crack in seafloor of Gulf of Mexico was fifty feet from Deepwater Horizon well
• 17 July 2010: Toyota, Tesla to develop electric SUV
• 14 July 2010: BP: New cap on Gulf of Mexico oil well in place
• 7 July 2010: BP reports progress in oil spill cleanup
• 14 June 2010: Flash floods kill at least nineteen campers in Arkansas
• 14 June 2010: Obama to ask for special BP claims fund over oil spill
• 8 June 2010: Containment capsule captures 10,000 oil barrels a day in Gulf of Mexico
• 30 May 2010: BP: Plug for underwater oil leak in Gulf of Mexico fails
• 30 May 2010: Canada keeping eye on Deepwater Horizon spill
• 27 May 2010: BP says Gulf oil spill slowed as estimates of oil spilled increase
• 27 May 2010: Obama to suspend Arctic oil drilling
• 26 May 2010: Oil spill in Alaska closes 800 miles of pipeline
• 25 May 2010: Oil spilled after ships collide in Singapore
• 25 May 2010: New BP oil spill plan
• 19 May 2010: Oil from Gulf spill reaches major current
• 5 May 2010: BP: One oil leak in Gulf of Mexico plugged
• 3 May 2010: Oil company BP to pay for Gulf of Mexico spill
• 2 May 2010: Oil spill in Gulf of Mexico reported to have reached coast; offshore drilling ban announced by Obama administration
• 30 April 2010: Controversial wind farm approved by US government
• 27 April 2010: Gulf of Mexico oil spill expanding; submarines to try to stop leak
• 4 April 2010: Chinese ship leaking oil near Great Barrier Reef
• 1 April 2010: Obama lessens US ban on offshore drilling
• 31 March 2010: Monarch butterfly population down by as much as 60%
• 31 March 2010: Search for harmful Asian carp in Chicago area turns up nothing
• 25 March 2010: Disputed island disappears beneath sea on India-Bangladesh border
• 13 March 2010: Whaling activist arrested by Japan
• 3 March 2010: Wikinews visits the Pacific Orchid Exposition
• 17 February 2010: Hockey player Georges Laraque joins Green Party of Canada
• 3 February 2010: IPCC chief refuses to apologize for glacier error
• 2 February 2010: Controversial Brazilian dam gets preliminary approval
• 31 January 2010: Asian ministers pledge to increase wild tiger numbers
• 27 January 2010: Healing ozone layer may contribute to global warming
• 26 January 2010: Marine scientist says Australia's blobfish faces extinction
• 25 January 2010: 48 whales beached in New Zealand
• 22 January 2010: IPCC claims about Himalayan glaciers were not based on science
• 6 January 2010: Giant tuna sold for $177,000 at Japanese fish market
• 3 January 2010: US researchers increase tobacco's oil production for biofuel use
• 22 December 2009: China and Indonesia hail deal of Copenhagen summit
• 19 December 2009: Copenhagen climate conference ends with "meaningful agreement"
• 14 December 2009: Africa makes first draft version of UNCCC treaty, with harder goals
• 13 December 2009: Protesters arrested at climate change rally
• 6 December 2009: Tens of thousands protest in London before Copenhagen climate change summit
• 4 December 2009: American botanist Lou Jost discovers world's smallest orchid
• 29 November 2009: Obama declares tougher emission targets before Copenhagen summit
• 20 November 2009: UK family wins asbestos payout in death of railway worker
• 17 November 2009: Poaching in Zimbabwe on the rise
• 16 November 2009: Non-industrial emissions key for meeting Kyoto targets in Europe
• 11 November 2009: Public access to information on emissions from European industries
• 9 November 2009: Cigarette butts kill fish, scientists complain
• 5 November 2009: New ocean forming in African desert

Climate change

• 26 September 2011: Delhi earns UN carbon credits
• 17 April 2011: Bloomberg and Clinton create green alliance
• 26 March 2011: Millions to turn off lights for Earth Hour tonight
• 22 January 2011: Chinese president Hu Jintao visits United States
• 12 August 2010: Plants may adapt faster to climate change than previously thought, new study shows
• 3 June 2010: Second round of Bonn UN Climate Change negotiations continue
• 31 March 2010: Monarch butterfly population down by as much as 60%
• 25 March 2010: Disputed island disappears beneath sea on India-Bangladesh border
• 3 February 2010: IPCC chief refuses to apologize for glacier error
• 27 January 2010: Healing ozone layer may contribute to global warming
• 22 January 2010: IPCC claims about Himalayan glaciers were not based on science
• 13 December 2009: Protesters arrested at climate change rally
• 1 December 2009: Wikinews interviews Stephen Murphy about the upcoming by-election in the Higgins electorate of the Australian parliament
• 29 November 2009: Obama declares tougher emission targets before Copenhagen summit
• 25 November 2009: British Climatic Research Unit's emails hacked
• 11 November 2009: Public access to information on emissions from European industries
• 3 November 2009: Scientists: Snow on Mt. Kilimanjaro to melt in twenty years
• 1 November 2009: Erosion influences Nigerian climate policy
• 26 October 2009: Hopes for treaty on climate begin to wither
• 4 October 2009: Report says global warming may cause 25m malnourished children by 2050
• 7 September 2009: Japan pledges 25% cut in greenhouse gas emissions by 2020
• 18 July 2009: Blob off Alaskan coast identified
• 11 July 2009: G8 leaders set new emissions target
• 26 April 2009: Polar bears deliver environmental petition to Premier of British Columbia
• 23 April 2009: Earth Day 2009 celebrated around the globe
• 5 April 2009: Massive ice shelf expected to break away from Antarctica
• 1 April 2009: Southern California auto maker announces fully-electric sedan
• 24 March 2009: EPA proposes using Clean Air Act to fight global warming
• 16 March 2009: Maldives to become the world's first carbon-neutral country
• 24 February 2009: Rocket carrying NASA carbon dioxide satellite crashes into ocean
• 18 February 2009: Class action launched by Australian bushfire survivors against SP AusNet
• 17 December 2008: Rudd heckled over 5% climate target
• 10 December 2008: "Bali Roadmap" agreed on, applauded
• 22 November 2008: EU may see no reason to go to next major emitters meeting
• 19 November 2008: New Zealand delays emissions trading scheme
• 28 October 2008: Arctic ice thickness decreasing, suggests satellite data study
• 7 September 2008: UN scientist: Eat less meat to tackle climate change
• 28 August 2008: 73M-year-old fossilized fish found in Canada
• 27 August 2008: Canadian military exercise NANOOK 2008 travels through uncharted waters
• 23 August 2008: Calls for bottled water bans grow in Canada
• 11 June 2008: EU, US declare intent to cooperate on climate change at summit
• 6 June 2008: Wikinews Shorts: June 6, 2008
• 23 May 2008: NOAA says Earth's oceans becoming more acidic
• 14 May 2008: US says polar bears are threatened species
• 24 April 2008: Earth Day 2008 marked in various ways
• 17 April 2008: Chair of European Parliament's agricultural committee discusses biofuels with Wikinews
• 11 April 2008: Public consultation on Avonmouth Wind Farm proposal ends
• 19 March 2008: NASA: Old Arctic sea ice continues to melt
• 18 March 2008: Climate change impacts Wyoming
• 27 February 2008: Climate campaigners scale UK Parliament and hang protest banners from the building
• 27 December 2007: Wikinews interviews Christoph Bals of the NGO Germanwatch after conclusion of climate conference
• 17 December 2007: Climate Conference in Bali concluded; opinions on outcome differ
• 13 December 2007: Climate Negotiations soon to conclude in Bali; UN "concerned by the pace of things"
• 12 December 2007: Greenhouse-gas emission targets may come later says Ban Ki-moon
• 11 December 2007: Nobel prize winner Al Gore urges US and China to do more about global warming
• 8 December 2007: Forest preservation plan debated at climate talks
• 7 December 2007: Climate change talks continue in Bali
• 6 December 2007: US Senate Panel approves bill to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
• 6 December 2007: Scientists take strong stance for cutting emissions at Climate Conference in Bali
• 5 December 2007: Opening positions spark debate at Global Climate Change Conference
• 4 December 2007: Developing nations bring technology transfer on agenda against resistance of Canada, Japan and US
• 4 December 2007: Climate change threatens world's poorest says Oxfam
• 3 December 2007: Calls for "critical breakthrough" in the opening speeches of Climate Conference in Bali
• 3 December 2007: Bali climate change conference begins
• 29 November 2007: Climate conference in Bali begins on Monday
• 26 November 2007: Al Gore and Climate Panel awarded Nobel Peace prize 2007
• 25 October 2007: UN report: climate change and food shortage major problems for Earth's future
• 23 October 2007: Study says carbon dioxide levels rising faster than anticipated
• 16 September 2007: Arctic ice levels at record low opening Northwest Passage
• 8 September 2007: APEC countries set "aspirational goals" on climate change
• 17 July 2007: Man becomes first to swim at North Pole
• 7 June 2007: Post-Kyoto agreement is subject of G8 debate
• 1 June 2007: US presidential candidate Dodd applauded by League of Conservation
• 31 May 2007: Arnold Schwarzenegger marks three day visit to Canada
• 16 May 2007: Sarkozy succeeds Chirac as president of France
• 10 May 2007: Canadian government employee faces criminal charges in leak of environment plan
• 2 May 2007: Study: Arctic ice could be gone by 2020
• 28 April 2007: Wikinews Shorts for Canada: April 28, 2007
• 25 April 2007: Wikinews Shorts: April 25, 2007
• 2 April 2007: Sydney holds voluntary one hour blackout
• 23 March 2007: Study: Drying up rivers to cause freshwater crisis
• 16 March 2007: Warmest global winter on record according to NOAA
• 9 March 2007: EU adopts renewable energy measures
• 25 February 2007: Minnesota to require 25% renewable energy production
• 16 February 2007: Canadian government 'will respect' Kyoto law
• 14 February 2007: Wikinews Shorts: February 13, 2007
• 11 February 2007: Canadian government threatens to ignore law respecting Kyoto Protocol
• 1 February 2007: White House refuses to release climate policy documents
• 30 January 2007: Environmentalists: "Turn everything off!" on February 1st
• 26 January 2007: Warming oceans make it harder for fish to breathe
• 17 January 2007: Australian Labor Party announces new Climate Change Policy
• 17 January 2007: Global warming underestimated, say scientists
• 17 January 2007: Researchers say Ozone Hole "likely to contract, may disappear"
• 17 January 2007: Mayors back global warming pact
• 15 January 2007: Arnold Schwarzenegger to visit Canada
• 15 January 2007: New Zealand Green party rates other parties on climate change policies
• 30 December 2006: Ice shelf breaks free in Canadian Arctic
• 29 December 2006: Polar bears reviewed to become "threatened" species
• 24 December 2006: Inhabited tropical island lost to rising seas
• 17 December 2006: Scientist: Sulfur remedy for greenhouse effect backed by data

Health

Portal:Health

• 1 October 2011: 'Fascinating' and 'provocative' research examines genetic elements of bipolar, schizophrenia
• 23 September 2011: Southampton City Council votes against water fluoridation
• 3 September 2011: Study concludes 9/11 firefighters are 19% more likely to develop cancer
• 14 August 2011: New drug may treat virtually all viral infections
• 12 August 2011: Scientists use gene therapy, patients' own immune systems to fight leukemia
• 9 August 2011: Scottish annual drug deaths coming down from record levels
• 4 August 2011: Swaziland to receive financial bailout from South Africa
• 3 August 2011: Study observes masturbation and other sexual trends among US teens
• 3 August 2011: British man survives artificial heart transplant
• 15 July 2011: Drought stricken Somalia nears famine
• 12 July 2011: No single cause of autism, research review concludes
• 12 July 2011: Study shows long-term couples more satisfied with relationships and sex lives
• 10 July 2011: US government reports decline in teen birth rate and binge drinking, rise in poverty and drug abuse
• 30 June 2011: Report finds teen substance abuse is top public health problem in US
• 19 June 2011: US Food and Drug Administration proposes new regulations on sunscreen labeling
• 15 June 2011: Apples top most contaminated produce list
• 7 June 2011: Smoke from Arizona fire spreads to other states
• 5 June 2011: Assisted-suicide doctor Jack Kevorkian dies at age 83
• 4 June 2011: Dan Savage wins Webby Award for It Gets Better Project
• 11 May 2011: World Bank gives Kiribati emergency aid
• 24 April 2011: Massachusetts study finds links between bullying and family violence
• 22 April 2011: All US states could have smoke-free laws by 2020
• 21 April 2011: Riot at Sydney, Australia's Villawood Detention Centre continues
• 14 April 2011: Scientists create schizophrenic brain cells
• 14 April 2011: Barry Bonds guilty of obstruction
• 10 April 2011: Baseball player Manny Ramirez retires after testing positive for performance-enhancing drug
• 9 April 2011: Nitrite poisoned milk kills three babies, sickens 35 in China
• 8 April 2011: Australian opposition may oppose plain packaging on cigarettes
• 7 April 2011: At least fourteen dead after eating toxic fish in Madagascar
• 7 April 2011: Mother charged with hurting baby; Munchausen Syndrome by proxy?
• 4 April 2011: Genetically modified dairy cows produce 'human milk'
• 3 April 2011: FDA issues proposed rules requiring calorie content on menus
• 1 April 2011: Ohio man dies after sitting in chair for two years
• 31 March 2011: US woman sentenced to jail for faking son’s cancer
• 25 March 2011: China plans to ban smoking in indoor public places
• 23 March 2011: Gene mutation produces autism-like traits in mice
• 17 March 2011: Owsley Stanley, icon of 1960s counterculture, dies at 76
• 16 March 2011: Florida prisons ban inmate smoking
• 15 March 2011: Dying Canadian infant moved to U.S. hospital for medical treatment
• 13 March 2011: Researchers identify genetic link to peanut allergies
• 10 March 2011: Charlie the smoking chimpanzee dies aged 52
• 6 March 2011: High school basketball star dies after making game-winning shot in overtime
• 2 March 2011: Local government officials confiscate London ice cream made from human breast milk for health reasons
• 23 February 2011: Anti-abortion activist Bernard Nathanson dies aged 84
• 10 February 2011: City of Calgary, Canada removes fluoride from drinking water
• 28 January 2011: Nelson Mandela suffers collapsed lung
• 18 January 2011: Two children die after contracting H1N1 virus in Northern Ireland
• 14 January 2011: Fifteen flu sufferers die in Wales in one week
• 3 January 2011: Obama signs healthcare bill for 9/11 emergency workers
• 2 January 2011: Spanish smoking ban takes effect in bars and restaurants
• 31 December 2010: Memorial service held for model found dead in Missouri mansion
• 1 December 2010: Wikinews Shorts: November 30, 2010
• 28 November 2010: 'Astonishing' figures show 800 Scottish NHS staff earning over £140,000
• 27 November 2010: Scottish judge criticises medical care of murdered baby
• 14 November 2010: Over 900 people dead, 14,000 infected in Haitian cholera outbreak
• 4 November 2010: New insulin-resistance discovery may help diabetes sufferers
• 28 October 2010: 'Explosive' Haitian cholera outbreak kills 292, neighboring countries prepare
• 26 October 2010: Over 250 dead in Haiti cholera outbreak, thousands infected
• 23 October 2010: Nearly 200 dead in Haitian cholera outbreak
• 21 October 2010: Whooping cough outbreak kills ten infants in California
• 17 October 2010: Nevada Republican opposes Angle for US Senate over 'extreme' anti-abortion position
• 16 October 2010: Texas Commissioner of Agriculture visits schools to kick off National School Lunch Week
• 12 October 2010: Swedish man uses webcam to broadcast suicide live on internet
• 9 October 2010: Patient in Buckinghamshire hospital was treated in toilet, inquiry hears
• 2 October 2010: Filipino activist arrested for disrupting Manila Cathedral mass in Reproductive Health Bill protest
• 1 October 2010: Man dies in Serbian enclave; could not call ambulance
• 30 September 2010: 9/11 health care bill passed in US House of Representatives
• 27 September 2010: Genetic link to migraines discovered by researchers
• 22 September 2010: Common cold virus may be linked to childhood obesity
• 8 September 2010: Father of David Cameron dies in French hospital after suffering stroke
• 8 September 2010: David Cameron misses Prime Minister's Questions after father suffers stroke
• 8 September 2010: UK researchers discover first antibiotics originating from insects
• 2 September 2010: Study suggests 'sleeping sickness' parasite mutated to evade immune system defences
• 29 August 2010: UK scientists discover multiple antibiotics used by fungus-farming ants to protect colonies
• 25 August 2010: New Zealand scientist Graham Liggins dies aged 84
• 20 August 2010: US food regulators recall 380 million eggs after salmonella outbreak
• 15 August 2010: Wikinews Shorts: August 14, 2010
• 12 August 2010: Early puberty for US girls raises health risk
• 7 August 2010: Wildfires in Russia cover Moscow in smoke
• 29 July 2010: Loneliness unhealthy as smoking and alcoholism, new study says
• 13 July 2010: Six H1N1 cases appear in the Philippines
• 9 July 2010: California jury orders Skilled Healthcare to pay $671 million in damages
• 5 July 2010: Scientists develop 'Smart Bomb' treatment that targets cancer cells
• 4 July 2010: CPSC, ATF warn of dangers of fireworks over US Independence Day celebrations
• 15 June 2010: Women reveal accounts of forced abortion in Scientology
• 12 June 2010: 2010 Komen St. Louis Race for the Cure becomes world's largest Komen race
• 9 June 2010: Hospital in Essex, England fined £50,000 after patient dies due to health and safety breaches
• 6 June 2010: WHO's reaction to H1N1 influenced by drug companies, reports claim
• 5 June 2010: 163 dead after lead poisoning in Nigeria
• 4 June 2010: WHO: H1N1 influenza virus still a pandemic
• 28 May 2010: California Senate prohibits sports drinks in public schools
• 27 May 2010: Bottled water concerns health experts
• 21 May 2010: US scientist creates 'artificial life'
• 6 May 2010: African leaders start drive to eradicate malaria
• 5 May 2010: FDA report criticizes conditions in factory that produced recalled medications
• 25 April 2010: WHO starts simultaneous immunization campaigns in over 100 countries
• 16 April 2010: United Nations: More people with access to cell phones than toilets in India
• 13 April 2010: Study: Women susceptible to high dietary glycemic load
• 31 March 2010: Wikinews discusses H1N1 with the WHO
• 30 March 2010: 21 infants found dead in Chinese river

Science and technology

Portal:Science and technology

• 1 October 2011: 'Fascinating' and 'provocative' research examines genetic elements of bipolar, schizophrenia
• 27 September 2011: Study: Birds learn nest building
• 10 September 2011: Out of space in outer space: Special report on NASA's 'space junk' plans
• 3 September 2011: Study concludes 9/11 firefighters are 19% more likely to develop cancer
• 18 August 2011: SETI Institute set to re-open
• 14 August 2011: New drug may treat virtually all viral infections
• 13 August 2011: Shell reports oil leak at North Sea platform
• 12 August 2011: Scientists use gene therapy, patients' own immune systems to fight leukemia
• 9 August 2011: DNA components found in meteorites
• 6 August 2011: Juno spacecraft bound for Jupiter
• 3 August 2011: Russian geographer Andrey Kapitsa dies aged 80
• 3 August 2011: British man survives artificial heart transplant
• 31 July 2011: British police launch computer hacking investigation
• 23 July 2011: Aaron Swartz arrested and charged for downloading JSTOR articles
• 22 July 2011: Space Shuttle Atlantis landing concludes program
• 15 July 2011: Lizards are capable of problem-solving, study shows
• 10 July 2011: British Gas to increase electricity, gas prices
• 9 July 2011: Polar bears related to extinct Irish bears, DNA study shows
• 8 July 2011: End of an era: Space Shuttle Atlantis launches on final mission in program
• 8 July 2011: Cassini spacecraft captures large storm on Saturn
• 1 July 2011: U.S. space agency NASA sues ex-astronaut
• 30 June 2011: Wikinews interviews US National Archives Wikipedian in Residence
• 29 June 2011: Google introduces the '+1' button
• 29 June 2011: Debris narrowly misses International Space Station
• 26 June 2011: Scientists discover 300 new species on island of Luzon in the Philippines
• 25 June 2011: FTC begins antitrust inquiry of Google
• 24 June 2011: Nebraska's two nuclear plants near Omaha on alert
• 23 June 2011: Saturn moon Enceladus may have salty ocean
• 23 June 2011: RIA Novosti celebrates 70th anniversary, uploads 100 images to Wikimedia Commons
• 22 June 2011: Brazil spots unknown tribe of indigenous people in Amazon jungle
• 17 June 2011: US Representative Anthony Weiner resigns over sexual conduct
• 17 June 2011: Study says young stars 'shoot water bullets'
• 15 June 2011: First Libertarian Party presidential nominee John Hospers dies at 93
• 15 June 2011: Chilean deputy's 'homophobic' comment on Facebook causes controversy
• 11 June 2011: Russian reverse engineers Skype; uploads source to public
• 8 June 2011: New Internet addresses tested on World IPv6 Day
• 7 June 2011: Skype suffers downtime in Europe
• 7 June 2011: LulzSec attacks Nintendo server
• 7 June 2011: Apple announces Mac OS X Lion, iOS 5, and iCloud
• 5 June 2011: French broadcasters barred from saying "Facebook" or "Twitter" on air
• 4 June 2011: Dan Savage wins Webby Award for It Gets Better Project
• 4 June 2011: LulzSec claims Sony network hack
• 4 June 2011: YouTube allows users to share videos under Creative Commons license
• 4 June 2011: Space Shuttle Endeavour enters history books after nineteen years following penultimate landing of program
• 4 June 2011: University of Chicago's Mansueto Library suffers power outage
• 4 June 2011: Mars Opportunity rover passes distance milestone
• 26 May 2011: Employees killed in Foxconn manufacturing factory
• 24 May 2011: Police arrest train passenger for a 16-hour loud cellphone conversation
• 22 May 2011: Pope speaks with astronauts in orbit for first time
• 18 May 2011: Space Shuttle Endeavour launches for final time
• 15 May 2011: Solar-powered airplane makes first international flight
• 13 May 2011: Facebook hired PR firm to discredit Google, reveals leaked correspondence
• 12 May 2011: Campaigners angry at new British police tracking system
• 11 May 2011: Swedish Navy confirms investigation of border violation
• 10 May 2011: Australian airline Qantas faces engineers strike
• 10 May 2011: Four U.N. staff dead after plane crash in Bolivia
• 8 May 2011: Passenger flight diverted to New Mexico after 'security threat'
• 7 May 2011: 27 believed dead in Indonesian plane crash
• 5 May 2011: DR Congo transport minister sacked after numerous boat accidents
• 5 May 2011: Flight recorders from Air France Flight 447 found
• 2 May 2011: Australian cadets face charges over sex abuse
• 29 April 2011: Steve Jobs denies 'location-gate'
• 24 April 2011: Tornadoes damage hundreds of Missouri homes, force closure of airport
• 24 April 2011: U.S. Coast Guard investigation finds 'poor safety culture' contributed to Deepwater Horizon disaster
• 24 April 2011: 'Apple's data is dirtiest,' says Greenpeace
• 23 April 2011: Apple collecting location data from iPhone, iPad
• 22 April 2011: Amazon server outage affects Reddit, other websites
• 17 April 2011: 'Outraged' LaHood unveils plans to tackle fatigued U.S. air traffic controllers
• 17 April 2011: Bloomberg and Clinton create green alliance
• 16 April 2011: Experts raise serious questions over safety of U.S. oil industry and warn another spill may be 'unavoidable'
• 15 April 2011: Senior U.S. aviation official resigns after crisis in control towers termed 'unacceptable'
• 14 April 2011: Scientists create schizophrenic brain cells
• 13 April 2011: A380 collides with regional jet at JFK airport
• 13 April 2011: Eleven dead after Belarus subway bombing
• 13 April 2011: Anniversary of Yuri Gagarin's spaceflight marks fifty years of human space travel
• 13 April 2011: NASA celebrates 30th anniversary of first shuttle launch; announces new homes for retired shuttles
• 12 April 2011: Fatal train fire may have been suicide attempt, British police say
• 11 April 2011: Passenger dies after fire in toilet on train in Bedfordshire, England; serious rail disruption
• 10 April 2011: Investigation launched after small aircraft crashes on Philippines mountain, killing two
• 10 April 2011: Facebook to share the technology 'behind its servers'
• 8 April 2011: Microsoft to release patches for 64 security flaws on Tuesday
• 8 April 2011: Wreckage, victims of Air France Flight 447 found
• 7 April 2011: Train crash in Netanya, Israel injures at least 50; no casualties
• 4 April 2011: Genetically modified dairy cows produce 'human milk'
• 2 April 2011: Southwest Airlines flight diverts due to 'rapid decompression in the cabin'
• 31 March 2011: British haulage managing director Edward Stobart dies at age 56
• 31 March 2011: All change for Nottingham, England trams as new operator announced
• 30 March 2011: First images received from orbit around Mercury
• 30 March 2011: BP lose laptop containing sensitive claimant data
• 29 March 2011: British music royalties suffer first ever decrease
• 28 March 2011: Sheffield tram-train project back on the rails
• 28 March 2011: Nottingham Express Transit extensions get Government approval
• 27 March 2011: MySpace loses over ten million users in one month
• 26 March 2011: Mayor of London Boris Johnson announces bidders for additional Tramlink vehicles
• 25 March 2011: Japanese earthquake death toll surpasses ten thousand
• 23 March 2011: 'Worst song of all time' becomes YouTube sensation
• 23 March 2011: Gene mutation produces autism-like traits in mice
• 23 March 2011: Petition urges Apple to remove 'anti-gay' app
• 22 March 2011: Wikinews interviews 0 A.D. game development team
• 21 March 2011: AT&T to purchase T-Mobile for US$39 billion

Economy and business

Portal:Economy and business

• 6 October 2011: Apple Inc. co-founder Steve Jobs dies aged 56
• 23 September 2011: NSW Supreme Court upholds non-publication order for lawsuit filed against Australia's richest person
• 15 September 2011: Australia's Channel Seven breaches children TV standards regulations by broadcasting McDonald's advertisement
• 25 August 2011: Apple executive Steve Jobs resigns
• 16 August 2011: Japan to use renewable energy
• 14 August 2011: Texas continues to suffer record-breaking drought
• 9 August 2011: BMW announces 7.6% sales rise as US, China demand grows
• 8 August 2011: Boeing rolls out first 787 Dreamliner to go into service
• 8 August 2011: United States Government loses AAA credit rating from Standard and Poor's
• 4 August 2011: Swaziland to receive financial bailout from South Africa
• 3 August 2011: Bill passed to raise US debt limit
• 1 August 2011: US President Obama announces deal reached to avert government default
• 24 July 2011: Protests over housing costs sweep across Israel
• 21 July 2011: Davie Shipyard sale cleared by Québec court
• 16 July 2011: Rebekah Brooks resigns from News International
• 15 July 2011: Euro reaches new lows
• 13 July 2011: Murdoch drops BSkyB bid amid public, political pressure
• 11 July 2011: China's consumer prices rise to a three-year high in June as food prices soar 14.4 percent
• 10 July 2011: British Gas to increase electricity, gas prices
• 10 July 2011: Murdoch empire in crisis after newspaper closes: BSkyB bid halted, former editor arrested, anger at chief executive
• 9 July 2011: June jobs report shows rising US unemployment, economic outlook worsens
• 4 July 2011: Hidden treasure worth billions of dollars discovered in Indian temple
• 1 July 2011: Hundreds of thousands of British public sector workers strike over planned pension changes
• 29 June 2011: Google introduces the '+1' button
• 28 June 2011: Greek workers strike over austerity measures
• 25 June 2011: FTC begins antitrust inquiry of Google
• 23 June 2011: Greek parliament votes in favor of new Papandreou cabinet as debt crisis deepens
• 20 June 2011: Wikinews interviews U.S. Libertarian Party presidential candidate R. Lee Wrights
• 15 June 2011: BBC Television Centre placed up for sale
• 15 June 2011: Court rules Massey can appeal US restrictions in mine disaster investigation
• 11 June 2011: Russian reverse engineers Skype; uploads source to public
• 8 June 2011: New Internet addresses tested on World IPv6 Day
• 7 June 2011: Skype suffers downtime in Europe
• 7 June 2011: LulzSec attacks Nintendo server
• 7 June 2011: Apple announces Mac OS X Lion, iOS 5, and iCloud
• 29 May 2011: Fiat plans to buy majority stake in Chrysler
• 26 May 2011: Employees killed in Foxconn manufacturing factory
• 24 May 2011: Police arrest train passenger for a 16-hour loud cellphone conversation
• 19 May 2011: Dominique Strauss-Kahn resigns as head of IMF
• 18 May 2011: Dominique Strauss-Kahn refused bail after appearance in New York court
• 17 May 2011: Tasmanians protest against pulp mill
• 15 May 2011: Solar-powered airplane makes first international flight
• 15 May 2011: IMF head remains in New York prison; charged over alleged hotel sex attack
• 13 May 2011: Facebook hired PR firm to discredit Google, reveals leaked correspondence
• 11 May 2011: World Bank gives Kiribati emergency aid
• 10 May 2011: Australian airline Qantas faces engineers strike
• 10 May 2011: Four U.N. staff dead after plane crash in Bolivia
• 8 May 2011: Passenger flight diverted to New Mexico after 'security threat'
• 7 May 2011: 27 believed dead in Indonesian plane crash
• 5 May 2011: DR Congo transport minister sacked after numerous boat accidents
• 5 May 2011: Flight recorders from Air France Flight 447 found
• 2 May 2011: Australian cadets face charges over sex abuse
• 28 April 2011: US Federal Reserve Chairman gives first news conference
• 24 April 2011: Tornadoes damage hundreds of Missouri homes, force closure of airport
• 24 April 2011: U.S. Coast Guard investigation finds 'poor safety culture' contributed to Deepwater Horizon disaster
• 24 April 2011: California employees owe state US$13.3 million in unpaid loans
• 20 April 2011: Standard & Poor's lowers the U.S. credit outlook to 'negative'
• 19 April 2011: UK union ups strike stakes at services for unemployed
• 17 April 2011: 'Outraged' LaHood unveils plans to tackle fatigued U.S. air traffic controllers
• 17 April 2011: Poverty rises as food prices increase
• 16 April 2011: Experts raise serious questions over safety of U.S. oil industry and warn another spill may be 'unavoidable'
• 15 April 2011: Senior U.S. aviation official resigns after crisis in control towers termed 'unacceptable'
• 13 April 2011: A380 collides with regional jet at JFK airport
• 13 April 2011: Eleven dead after Belarus subway bombing
• 12 April 2011: Fatal train fire may have been suicide attempt, British police say
• 11 April 2011: Passenger dies after fire in toilet on train in Bedfordshire, England; serious rail disruption
• 11 April 2011: Iceland voters reject deal to repay billions to UK, Dutch
• 10 April 2011: Investigation launched after small aircraft crashes on Philippines mountain, killing two
• 10 April 2011: Facebook to share the technology 'behind its servers'
• 9 April 2011: Bailout signals Lisbon's capitulation to financial markets
• 8 April 2011: Wreckage, victims of Air France Flight 447 found
• 7 April 2011: U.S. budget crisis will cause personal budget crisis for U.S. troops
• 7 April 2011: Train crash in Netanya, Israel injures at least 50; no casualties
• 3 April 2011: FDA issues proposed rules requiring calorie content on menus
• 2 April 2011: Southwest Airlines flight diverts due to 'rapid decompression in the cabin'
• 2 April 2011: Daily and Sunday Sport owners to enter administration
• 1 April 2011: Australia to lose $2 billion due to Japanese disasters
• 31 March 2011: British haulage managing director Edward Stobart dies at age 56
• 31 March 2011: All change for Nottingham, England trams as new operator announced
• 29 March 2011: British music royalties suffer first ever decrease
• 28 March 2011: Sheffield tram-train project back on the rails
• 28 March 2011: Nottingham Express Transit extensions get Government approval
• 26 March 2011: Mayor of London Boris Johnson announces bidders for additional Tramlink vehicles
• 23 March 2011: Petition urges Apple to remove 'anti-gay' app
• 21 March 2011: Existing US home sales fall 9.6% in February
• 19 March 2011: Part of California highway near Big Sur falls into the sea
• 18 March 2011: Japanese stocks continue to fall after earthquake
• 18 March 2011: New York Times to start charging for access to web news
• 17 March 2011: UK unemployment increases to 17-year peak
• 13 March 2011: Domestic economic impacts likely after Japanese earthquake
• 13 March 2011: IPad 2 goes on sale in United States
• 12 March 2011: British MP reveals Fred Goodwin superinjunction
• 12 March 2011: U.S. February budget deficit is largest on record
• 10 March 2011: Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim remains the world’s richest man
• 3 March 2011: Telecom Commission of Solomon Islands issues phone company US$1M fine
• 3 March 2011: Apple Inc. unveils iPad 2 tablet
• 2 March 2011: Local government officials confiscate London ice cream made from human breast milk for health reasons
• 24 February 2011: Phones without Internet access join the Facebook revolution
• 15 February 2011: UK inflation rate increases to 4%
• 13 February 2011: Canada's social insurance assets pass $140 billion in fourth quarter

Education

Portal:Education

• 1 September 2011: Florida schools begin to enforce new statewide ban on saggy pants and other revealing attire
• 12 August 2011: School Principal found dead in Tennessee classroom; teen held by police
• 6 July 2011: Over half of Romanian terminal grade students fail baccalaureate exam
• 30 June 2011: Wikinews interviews US National Archives Wikipedian in Residence
• 7 June 2011: Scottish university to introduce comic studies degree
• 18 May 2011: Former Louisiana Tech University President F. Jay Taylor dies aged 87
• 13 May 2011: Lockdown at Missouri university lifted as police apprehend suspected gunman
• 10 May 2011: Wikinews interviews evicted London Metropolitan University occupier
• 24 April 2011: Massachusetts study finds links between bullying and family violence
• 7 April 2011: Twelve dead at Brazilian school after man opens fire
• 11 March 2011: Former adult film actress forced to leave teaching job again
• 6 March 2011: High school basketball star dies after making game-winning shot in overtime
• 24 February 2011: Eleven children injured in Scottish school shooting; two teenagers detained
• 19 January 2011: Two students shot at Los Angeles school, suspect in custody
• 23 December 2010: Berlusconi proposes January elections if government fails to gain parliamentary majority
• 5 December 2010: UK Parliament to vote on tuition fee rise on Thursday
• 24 November 2010: UK students protest for second time this month
• 16 October 2010: Texas Commissioner of Agriculture visits schools to kick off National School Lunch Week
• 15 October 2010: District of Columbia Public Schools chancellor Michelle Rhee announces resignation
• 30 August 2010: Teachers at Australian school shocked at no warning over redundancies, can apply before 'externals'
• 24 August 2010: School on Australia's Sunshine Coast makes staff redundant, requests they apply for 'new' jobs
• 16 August 2010: Hong Kong 'tutor king' applies for bankruptcy
• 10 August 2010: British scholar Tony Judt dies aged 62
• 6 August 2010: Wikinews Shorts: August 5, 2010
• 21 July 2010: Coalition ups ante on Australian school tax rebates
• 14 July 2010: Tax breaks promised by Australian Prime Minister as election fast approaches
• 29 June 2010: Wikimedia Foundation addresses controversial content conflict
• 19 June 2010: Oxford elects poetry professor by email vote
• 8 June 2010: Nurseries not harmful to children, says new UK study
• 28 May 2010: NCAA Basketball: University of Connecticut cited for eight major rules violations
• 21 May 2010: US scientist creates 'artificial life'
• 15 May 2010: Colegio Preciosa Sangre, Pichilemu, amidst other Chilean schools celebrate Student's Day
• 29 April 2010: New Jersey students protest proposed budget cuts
• 17 April 2010: Chilean musicians perform concert for Peralillo, Chile residents
• 11 March 2010: Former teacher jailed for murdering father in London, England
• 8 February 2010: 12-year-old girl dies after collapsing in school in Northamptonshire, England
• 28 January 2010: Historian Howard Zinn dies at age 87
• 25 January 2010: Ambidextrous children more likely to have problems at school, say researchers
• 20 January 2010: Oxford University anti-peer-to-peer policy hits legal music service Spotify
• 28 December 2009: Elvish, Klingon and Na'vi: Constructed languages gain foothold in film
• 10 December 2009: Oxford to use online voting for Professor of Poetry election
• 3 December 2009: UK's oldest museum reopened
• 16 November 2009: Austrian students' protests expanding through Europe
• 8 November 2009: China offers Africa financial aid including $10 billion in loans
• 21 October 2009: Indian Human Resources minister to reform technology sector
• 26 September 2009: Eight children taken to hospital after being hit by car in Suffolk, England
• 21 September 2009: Students in Rhode Island school attacked by wasps
• 19 September 2009: 12-year-old school boy has sex change in Sussex, England
• 12 September 2009: Alleged ghost hunt in Toronto ends in death
• 12 September 2009: Scientology ties at New Village Leadership Academy stir controversy for Will Smith and Jada Pinkett-Smith
• 10 September 2009: American children's show Reading Rainbow ends 26 year run
• 25 August 2009: Women in South Africa advancing in fields of science and technology
• 11 August 2009: School in Edinburgh, Scotland sealed off; put on radioactive alert
• 25 June 2009: Queen's University agree to cut 103 members of staff
• 19 June 2009: Health and safety culture is damaging children's learning in the UK, survey suggests
• 9 March 2009: Wolfram Research’s new product Alpha to compete with Google and Wikipedia
• 28 February 2009: ACLU commemorates anniversary of US Supreme Court decision on student free speech
• 22 February 2009: California's violent video game ban law ruled unconstitutional by US Court of Appeals
• 4 February 2009: Stanford physicists print smallest-ever letters 'SU' at subatomic level of 1.5 nanometres tall
• 3 February 2009: Baby in California born with 12 functioning fingers and toes, in a rare case of polydactylism
• 30 January 2009: Brain chemical Serotonin behind locusts’ swarming instinct
• 28 January 2009: Encyclopædia Britannica fights back against Wikipedia, soon to let users edit contents
• 24 January 2009: Details emerge on fatal stabbing at Belgian day care centre
• 7 December 2008: University's lion mascot out like a lamb after DUI
• 21 November 2008: Gov. Bobby Jindal supports creationism as part of ‘the very best science’
• 8 November 2008: Death toll rises in Haitian school collapse
• 22 October 2008: 2008-09 Wikipedia for Schools goes online
• 16 October 2008: UK government stops compulsory testing of fourteen-year-olds
• 9 October 2008: Zimbabwe cancels education year for 4.5 million after political and economic troubles
• 18 September 2008: Royal Society education chief forced out in creation row
• 28 August 2008: Australian school at center of child-sex allegations pulls newsletter mentioning 'Penthouse' as recommended reading
• 27 August 2008: Oldest Catholic boarding school in Australia at centre of child-sex claims
• 27 August 2008: Australian Police alerted to child-sex claims at St Stanislaus in 1997
• 21 August 2008: Shooting at school leaves one dead in Tennessee, United States
• 6 August 2008: British schools to inform parents of overweight children
• 19 July 2008: Wikimania 2008 opens at Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Egypt
• 18 July 2008: Searching for asteroids, extraterrestrial life a little more rocky: Budget cuts threaten to close Arecibo, world's largest radio telescope
• 3 July 2008: Former science director sues Texas over intelligent design e-mail
• 29 June 2008: Jindal signs Intelligent Design law
• 23 June 2008: 'Pregnancy pact' grabs international attention for small Massachusetts town
• 11 June 2008: U.S. teens generally reducing risky behavior says CDC
• 5 June 2008: 'Big Brother Australia' evictee recounts youth in controversial religious group
• 1 June 2008: World Health Organization calls for ban on tobacco ads
• 27 May 2008: Florida teacher lets students vote to remove child from class
• 24 May 2008: Authorities contacted after school death threat made on Wikipedia
• 23 May 2008: Controversial development training cited in religious discrimination lawsuits
• 14 May 2008: Community forum held after attacks on Mormon teens in Arizona
• 3 May 2008: Executives from IT industry focus on 10-year anniversary of Microsoft Research Asia
• 1 May 2008: An Australian child's vocabulary: it's "I" before "we", both before "you"
• 25 April 2008: Teen charged with seven felonies related to threats made on Wikipedia, Wikinews interviews administrator who contacted police
• 24 April 2008: UK teachers strike in first national teachers strike in 21 years
• 22 April 2008: 1200 schools may be closed by UK teachers strike
• 19 April 2008: California student arrested in criminal threats made on Wikipedia
• 14 April 2008: Physicist John Wheeler dies at age 96
• 13 April 2008: Wikinews interviews team behind the 2,000th featured Wikipedia article
• 5 April 2008: Steve Sinnott, leader of the National Union of Teachers, dies aged 56
• 3 April 2008: Australian Defence Department funds controversial development training
• 23 March 2008: South Australian educational blog shut down
• 19 March 2008: UAE launches national authority for scientific research
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