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Aries: In the starting of the week, you will become impatient and in the hurry, which will affect your way of speaking, areadvised to control your harsh speaking, otherwise you will likely to have some problems in professional and domestic life. From 16 th December late evening, situations will be under control. you will increase your intellectual assets by studying some literature or short term courses. you will be busy in kids issues, you will likely to be upset in kids performance in academics, but somehow things will be under control. Singles will be blessed by moon, they might find their soul mate. Mid of the week, will be mixed. Your kids health will make you upset. you will not be able to focus towards goals. You are advised to postpone to start new business for a while. Natives who are in the job, will plan for some short term course or higher education to enhance their career. Investors are advised to avoid make new investments in risky assets. Try to avoid risk, gamble and … [Read more...] about Weekly Horoscope, December 15-21: Check predictions for all zodiac signs

Email By Kathryn Diss Updated July 11, 2018 14:45:10 Photo: The iron ore game in WA is ramping up after a lull. (AAP: BHP Billiton) Related Story: One of Perth's most ambitious public transport projects could be derailed before it even begins Related Story: Employers facing a 'perfect storm' as a new skills shortage looms over Western Australia Related Story: WA to reap rewards of $8.6b mining boom, but expert warns of bust to follow Map: WA Last time the workers flew in from all over the country and abroad to earn the big money on Western Australia's iron ore mines. Companies were offering ridiculous wages and conditions.But when the mining boom ended, the workers moved on.Five years later and the iron ore game is again ramping up, but poaching the workers needed might not be as easy this time around."We're already seeing a bidding war in certain occupations and skill sets," BIS Oxford Economics senior economist Adrian Hart said."It's not being reflected across the … [Read more...] about Bidding war begins as WA once again searches for workers to fuel a mining boom

Scorecard | ImagesIndia failed to bat out the 50 overs for the third successive match and lost the fourth one-day international against South Africa by 80 runs, in Port Elizabeth, on Wednesday. South Africa, defending a target of 244, dismissed India for 163 runs, in 38.1 overs, to take an unassailable 3-0 lead in the five-match series. The first match was rained off. Makhaya Ntini (2 for 34) and Shaun Pollock (2 for 23) once again did the damage upfront, reducing India to 82 for five inside 20 overs. All-rounder Irfan Pathan played a resolute innings of 47 not out, but the knock came too late in the day for the tourists. Mahendra Singh Dhoni also sparkled briefly, hitting a six and four boundaries for 26 runs off 21 balls. Justin Kemp, who failed to get on the board while batting, returned with the ball to grab three wickets and polish off the Indian tail. Earlier, Herschelle Gibbs hit an unbeaten 93 to steer South Africa to a competitive 243 for eight. Gibbs, named man of … [Read more...] about India beaten again without a fight

NSW Coroner Michael Barnes this morning delivered the findings from the inquest into the deaths arising from the Lindt Cafe siege in Martin Place on December 15, 2014. He described gunman Man Haron Monis as a “vicious maniac (who) oscillated between feigning regard for (the hostages’) welfare and threatening to blow them apart”. “The terror they endured could fairly be described as torture,” the coroner said. Mr Barnes told a packed the courtroom at Sydney’s John Maddison Tower that a psychiatrist called in by police gave erroneous assessments of the situation inside the cafe and issued ambiguous advice, which contributed to police underestimating the threat Monis posed. The coroner said the siege “would have challenged any police force in the world”. Lindt Cafe manager Tori Johnson, 34, was one of 18 people held hostage for 17 hours before he was shot at point blank range by gunman Man Haron Monis, 50, at 2.13am on December 16. Police … [Read more...] about Lindt Cafe siege inquest findings: ‘the deaths were not the fault of police’