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 Can you get a Jamaican accent without going there or buying expensive tapes or downloading anything?
I dont have a lot of money to spend and I need to learn this in a month. Plus I dislike downloading things they take too long and mess up your computer. I dont have time to just take off to Jamacia ...


 Of the Bahamas or Jamaica or Dominican Republic which is the best for first time tourists?
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 Going To Jamaica ... POT?
Ok first off I don't want to hear "Pot is bad for you dont smoke." But we have a trip to Jamaica coming up and me and my friend who are in highschool wanted to know if we should get ...


 Wanting to know if my daughters ages 3 and 6 need passports to fly out of the country to the caribbean?
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 Why do all people follow the sterotype that jamaica is a horrible and crime ridden place you could go?
i agree, in kingston, i would be scared out of my wits to walk around there at night but thats so in major cities in the us? Its like the us there are good parts and bad parts. and not everyone there ...


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Great Keppel may be deserted, but who cares?

For businesses left on Great Keppel Island, once famous as the party island off the central Queensland coast, this hangover is the sort that needs more than a greasy bacon-and-egg roll.


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Qantas safety record under threat
The Qantaslink jet carrying 84 passengers from Nhulunbuy, in Arnhem Land, was substantially damaged when it landed heavily after a sudden loss of altitude as it came into land in Darwin last Thursday.

The heavy landing produced wrinkling in the aircraft's skin at the rear of the fuselage... Read More


Qantas takes A380 to New Zealand for VIP outing

The first Qantas A380, named Nancy-Bird Walton in honour of Australia's aviation pioneer, will touch down at Auckland International Airport at about 11pm New Zealand time.


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Follow the Cattle King trail

Born in 1857, Sidney Kidman first tried his hand at being a butcher, a drover and a stockman.


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Jetstar computer glitch, flights cancelled

The problem was caused by a Telstra outage yesterday at 1.30pm (AEDT) which forced staff to handle check-in manually. causing huge delays in every airport in Australia lasting about 2½ hours.


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Argentina's gourmet revolution

Perhaps it's the monotone spiel, recited by some student on summer break, or the scattering of statistics on production levels and the latest harvest. It could be the desultory half-glasses of immature white, unpleasantly warmed in the summer sun, or the weave to the car for those nerve-racking,... Read More

Passenger wins pay out after Arab T-shirt ban

Raed Jarrar received the pay out from two US Transportation Security Authority officials and from JetBlue Airways following the August 2006 incident at New York's JFK Airport.


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Helicopter heaven over Queenstown

Shapes form, become recognisable and then disappear as the cool July wind changes direction.


I've stared at clouds before, but this is the first time I've stood above them. I know the clouds won't support me, but the urge to step out and explore is strong. They seem so real.


Cec... Read More

Tasmania in 10 days

DAY ONE


Land in Launceston


Whether you fly direct or drive the 100km from the ferry terminal at Devonport, Tasmania's second-largest city at the junction of the North Esk, South Esk and Tamar rivers is a convenient first stop.


Begin by exploring the "Paris" en... Read More

Secrets of the dinosaurs

Huge rivers meandered north to empty into an inland sea, which was retreating to the north, and ancient pines, sequoias, beech and ginkgo ferns thrived in the lush, coastal wetlands.


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Canberra lures Sydneysiders
IT should be a harder sell than convincing someone who owns a Ferrari to buy a Commodore, but a campaign aimed at getting Sydneysiders to move to Canberra claims to be working.

The Live in Canberra advertising push is hitting stressed city dwellers where it hurts, in their smog-filled... Read More


Virgin Blue says Qantas 'tricking' customers over frequent flyer changes

The airline has launched an advertising campaigned called “Refuse if you want to choose” following what it says is Qantas’ plans to force millions of credit card holders to lock in the Qantas Frequent Flyer option on their card loyalty program.


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Swimming with sharks

"I'll pull really hard so that you know it's me and not something else latching on to your toes."


We are about to plunge into a tank full of razor-sharp teeth and giant personalities. He can see some of us are nervous.


"When you first get into the water, just back... Read More

Aussies see dogs shot in Bali rabies outbreak

Australian Simon Blaby, a chef in Bali, said he saw a man shoot a dog in broad daylight on Seminyak beach.


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Backpackers winched from wild waters

Two helicopters winched the backpackers off the deck of the ketch that ran aground in wild seas at Hook Island in the Whitsundays yesterday.


With the battered yacht tilting dangerously on rocks, the crew and foreign tourists made several futile attempts to get ashore.


But the he... Read More

In WA's lap of southern comfort

From humble beginnings 40 years ago when Forest Hill became the region's first winery in Mt Barker (it's now located in Denmark), the Great Southern wine industry has grown to more than 80 wineries in five wine sub-regions – Albany, Denmark, Frankland River, Mt Barker and Porongurup.


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Tourists spend most money in Melbourne

Tourism Australia figures reveal domestic overnight visitors spent $4.53 billion in Melbourne in 2007, compared to $4.49 billion in Sydney.


Events NSW Chairman John O'Neill has spent the past year conducting a review of tourism in NSW and is expected to soon release the results.




Balinese hope Australians will help them through the economic crisis

Tourist industry leaders said demand from regional markets such as Australia, Japan and China would largely offset a fall in long-haul tourist numbers.


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Virgin Blue seat sale to boost Queensland tourism

The "super sale" will last for three hours only tonight with 1000 seats up for grabs from 7-10pm AEST, or until sold out.


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Plans for snow season super-pass revealed

In a move that will stun the $1.3 billion ski industry, the Packer-owned resorts of Perisher in NSW and Hotham and Falls Creek in Victoria have combined to release a season pass that will entitle skiers and snowboarders unlimited days at all three resorts in season 2009.


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Outback oasis

So their merry dance over the surface of the pool is a good sign, even though lightning plays in the clouds on the horizon and distant thunder rumbles across the Mary River flood plain.

Despite the dinner hour, we're firmly anchored to the lounges in the outdoor pavilion of Bamurru... Read More

Celebrity chic on a budget

Liz Hurley had been sighted with fiance Arun Nayer shopping for wedding dresses. And there was talk of Leonardo DiCaprio sipping coffee in a local cafe.


Such goings on are a near daily occurrence on the island of Capri, playground of the rich and famous since Roman times.


This p... Read More

Oyster source

"I've eaten, I reckon, three natural oysters in my life. I just don't like 'em," says Mr May, 30, who was in Ireland last year to compete in the 52nd annual Galway International Oyster Festival.


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Follow the Cattle King trail

Born in 1857, Sidney Kidman first tried his hand at being a butcher, a drover and a stockman.


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Five short breaks like meat and three veg

Having five short breaks a year is just as important to your health and wellbeing as your essential five food groups, according to lastminute.com.au.


Dr Cindy Pan says taking five short breaks a year can dramatically improve your sense of wellbeing and vitality.


Quick weekend br... Read More

Navigating the bikini trail

Bondi and Manly are justifiably famous, and the lifesavers who patrol them are as iconic as the Digger or the swagman.


Little wonder, then, that the official centenary of the lifesaving movement this year coincides with 100 years of the bathing costume.


The stakes were raised ag... Read More

Click list: most popular stories of 2007

NEWS.com.au readers indulged in 'Plane Porn', getting all hot under the collar when we took you on a tour of the largest commercial plane in the world – the Airbus A380 – when it took to the skies in November. But the excitement came to a premature end when we were told 'No sex please... Read More

Air hostess helps land Air Canada plane after co-pilot breaks down

AN air hostess helped land an Air Canada jet carrying 146 passengers after the co-pilot had an apparent mental breakdown over the Atlantic Ocean.


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Hayman Island and a paradise that's two perfect

Not that there's anything biblical about the northernmost island in the Whitsunday Passage, except its natural beauty.


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Airbus superjumbo jets through Hong Kong

The double-decker plane made the flight across Victoria harbour ahead of the Asian Aerospace International Expo and Congress, and then treated thrilled onlookers with a second fly-past minutes later.


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