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[Title] => Australia donates A$17-M for M’danao
[Summary] => President Arroyo formally received a letter of commitment from the Australian government yesterday for a donation of A$17 million over the next five years for peace and development programs in Mindanao.
The Australian government’s contribution goes to the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) for Mindanao called Action for Conflict Transformation (ACT) for Peace.
Outgoing Australian Ambassador Ruth Pearce turned over the letter of commitment to Mrs. Arroyo in her farewell call at Malacañang, which ends her three-year tour of duty in the Philippines.
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[Title] => The Old and the New
[Summary] => Indian Ambassador Navrekha Sharma and Australian Ambassador Ruth Pearce marked their national days on the same date but to avoid conflict, the former set her reception an hour earlier.
Phil-Indian relations began long before the Spaniards’ arrival; our ties with Australia, though strong, are relatively new. To underscore India’s ancient civilization, Mrs. Sharma had instrumentalists and dancers performing. By contrast, Mrs. Pearce had a Sydney jazz band playing.
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While most of the local viewers were focused on the movements of the rebel soldiers, the international media included in its reports that one dignitary was being held hostage inside Oakwood.
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The Australian government’s contribution goes to the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) for Mindanao called Action for Conflict Transformation (ACT) for Peace.
Outgoing Australian Ambassador Ruth Pearce turned over the letter of commitment to Mrs. Arroyo in her farewell call at Malacañang, which ends her three-year tour of duty in the Philippines.
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Phil-Indian relations began long before the Spaniards’ arrival; our ties with Australia, though strong, are relatively new. To underscore India’s ancient civilization, Mrs. Sharma had instrumentalists and dancers performing. By contrast, Mrs. Pearce had a Sydney jazz band playing.
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While most of the local viewers were focused on the movements of the rebel soldiers, the international media included in its reports that one dignitary was being held hostage inside Oakwood.
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February 5, 2005 - 12:00am
