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HAPPY TIMES: Peter Collins catches up with former Toowoomba cyclist Karl Evans during the FKG Tour of Toowoomba. Nev Madsen HE MIGHT have been sore on Monday but Toowoomba cyclist Peter Collins loved riding in his home-town National Road Series ...

by Renato B. Baleeiro, Karl-Heinz Wiesmüller, Lars Dähne, Jürgen Lademann, José A. Barbuto, Peter Walden Dendritic cells (DCs) are key activators of cellular immune responses through their capacity to induce nave T cells and sustained effector T ...

International film production, finance and distribution group uMedia has appointed Karl Richards and Peter Bevan to expand the company's London office and set up shop in Los Angeles, respectively. Lauraine Heftler has also been named head of the new ...

DIANE SAWYER, at the top of World News: A massive tornado descending like a wrecking ball in the heartland. Houses ground to splinters. Fires erupting. We watched it all live on television: A funnel cloud -- at first a thin line -- and then it ...

This week on the cobbles, Tina and Gail fail to keep their secret, while Rob and Tracy strike back at Carla. 1 of 4 Peter and Rob continue to be at each other's throats in the bookies 2 of 4 Owen squares up to Ryan on the street 3 of 4 Sinead plucks ...

Source: news.com.au Source: news.com.au YESTERDAY Roz Kelly declared that "the war has just begun" after her Today Show co-host Karl Stefanovic pranked her live on air by fiddling with her autocue script. And today, Kelly finally got her "revenge".

Home work: Peter Morrissey at his Darling Point unit. Photo: Tamara Dean Peter Morrissey. Photo: Tamara Dean F our years ago, Peter Morrissey owned a grand apartment in Darlinghurst spread across two floors with 5.5-metre ceilings and a 14-seat ...

Karl Urban knows a thing or two about making big movies and he predicts Star Trek Into Darkness will be a mind-blowing cinematic spectacle. -TNP "When you are making a Star Trek film it feels big and this one felt very big," he said. "But I was ...

FOR more than a century, Australian cricket has been propelled to glory by the likes of Ian, Greg, Bill, Don, Peter, Matt, Adam and Steve. Traditional names for Aussies boys who were as local as a lamington. But a new, exotic blend is brewing.