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Aberdeen News
Infrastructure returns fall down
Monday November 16, 2009
Disillusioned investors in infrastructure stocks might have good reason to remain wary of the sector with a new index showing that historical returns in this space have not only lagged behind the broader market but their international peers as well.Selby Hits The Summit
Wednesday September 10, 2008
ILLAWARRA Academy of Sport graduate Leif Selby won the biggest title of his career when he captured the World Champion of Champions singles in Aberdeen, Scotland on the weekend.Runners On Track Despite Typhoon
Friday August 8, 2008
TYPHOON Kammuri has come and gone, but the impact is still apparent on the tracks Benita Johnson, Victoria Mitchell and Mitch Kealey are following through the Aberdeen Country Park in Hong Kong.Storming Into Games
Friday August 8, 2008
TYPHOON Kammuri has come and gone, but the impact is still apparent on the tracks Benita Johnson, Victoria Mitchell and Mitch Kealey are following through the Aberdeen Country Park on Hong Kong's Peak.Where Festivals Never End
Thursday June 26, 2008
THEY love a good shindig in the Upper Hunter.
Merriwa's Festival of the Fleeces, the Aberdeen
Highland Games, Murrurundi's King of the Ranges
Stockman's Challenge and the Scone Horse Festival are
the type of community events that play a big part in the
social fabric of this rural shire.
The Upper Hunter is the most western local government
area in the Hunter Region, a shire of about 13,000 people
spread across 8000 square kilometres of largely farming
land and national park.Investors Like Goodman's Sale Of Gpi
Saturday May 10, 2008
INVESTORS have welcomed Goodman International's sale of its wholly owned subsidiary Goodman Property Investors and its associated investments in GPI managed funds to Aberdeen Asset Management PLC.Flouting Road Law
Saturday February 2, 2008
A MAJORITY of motorists are speeding through Aberdeen, with some completely ignoring speed restrictions along parts of the New England Highway.Mystery Death A Shock
Saturday February 2, 2008
CHAMPION British cyclist Bradley Wiggins has expressed his sadness and shock over the suspicious death of his father Gary, who died after being found unconscious in an Aberdeen street eight days ago.Man Died From Head Injury, But Mystery Lingers Still
Thursday January 31, 2008
AN autopsy has confirmed Gary Wiggins, the former cycling star who died after being found unconscious next to an Aberdeen road, died of a head injury, police said yesterday.Mystery In Death
Monday January 28, 2008
POLICE have formed Strike Force Durbin to investigate the mysterious death of a 55-year-old man who was found unconscious in an Aberdeen street.Engines For Regional Development
Monday October 22, 2007
REGIONAL universities have a unique and important role in Australia's higher-education sector. Unlike the experience overseas, where the oldest universities are often in regional centres (think Oxford and Cambridge in England, Glasgow and Aberdeen in Scotland, Heidelberg in Germany), Australia's oldest universities are in the state and territory capitals.Thrilling Grand Final A Knockout
Thursday September 20, 2007
AN awesome second-half comeback was not enough for San Clemente's under-14 rugby league team during its Knights Knockout grand final appearance against St Joseph's, Aberdeen.Search On Again
Monday August 6, 2007
ABERDEEN'S dream of having its own doctor may be in tatters but members of the community plan another campaign to replace Dr Collins Oku-Oleng.Pipeline Proposal Approved
Thursday July 26, 2007
THE proposed water pipeline and associated treatment works for Scone and Aberdeen recently received funding as part of the State Infrastructure Strategy, announced in the State Budget.Bounding Into Adventure
Thursday June 28, 2007
ST JOSEPH'S HS, Aberdeen, adopts innovative approaches to aid the development of its students.Links Forged To Save Rural Heritage
Friday June 15, 2007
THE unique Hunter Valley Museum of Rural Life may be exhibited in purpose-built centres at Scone, Aberdeen and Denman.Cause Of Death Not Determined
Monday June 4, 2007
HUNTER Valley detectives are investigating the death of a 39-year-old Aberdeen woman at Muswellbrook yesterday.Warning Of Road Delays
Thursday April 12, 2007
WORK on the construction of a bridge and realignment of the New England Highway at Halcombe Hill, near Aberdeen, could create traffic delays from this week.Company Fined Over Foreseeable Fatality
Thursday February 8, 2007
DAVID and Vicki Sullivan, of Aberdeen, take cold comfort from NSW Industrial Court decisions this week imposing $125,000 fines against two companies after the death of their son in 2003.Youths Charged Over Car Theft And Chase
Monday February 5, 2007
TWO youths aged 15 and 16 will appear in Tamworth Children's Court today after allegedly leading police on a 20-kilometre car chase through Scone and Aberdeen yesterday.