The Australian dollar slipped below parity with the greenback Monday and analysts tipped it could fall further as speculation mounts that the US could
wind back its quantitative easing policy.
Australian dollar trades below US parity
Warne said on Tuesday if you
wind back the clock to the old days it was about going to a pub or locking yourselves in a room with a few beers in a relaxed environment and making it all informal.
Warne warns Oz selectors against getting too formal with players
To find out what is going on we have to
wind back two weeks and we find the negotiator trying to convince a gang of kidnappers to release the family they are holding captive.
What to WATCH
KEVIN PRENDERGAST, the elder statesman of Curragh trainers, will be attempting to
wind back the years with Dunboyne Express today, 35 years on from achieving success in the Classic with Northern Treasure.
Prendergast has high hopes of unearthing new treasure
I wouldn't mind being adult-sized, my nose is a little bulbous, ears a little too sticky-out and goodness knows, who wouldn't love to be young again if we could
wind back the clock?
Why true love survives the years..
The Coming of Age: Life Begins At 60 series concludes with an edition of the show renowned for its ability to
wind back the clock for women.
WEDNESDAY
The Falcons will
wind back up after this week's rest, beginning preparations in earnest for that Bristol trip on Friday, February 13.
Rugby Union: Bates sick of wind problem; in association with jolly fitness
The move is part of the bank's strategy to
wind back its mortgage business.
Macquarie to sell investment lending business
The congressional sanction has evidently put the
wind back in the sails of administration lawyers, who, in simultaneous filings on November 13, both argued before the U.S.
Unchecked, unbalanced
"If I could
wind back the hands of time and do things differently, believe me, I would; I would have practiced safer sex right off the bat.
HIV a hard life
'Even a well-managed and relatively small foot-and-mouth outbreak would take something like NZ$10 billion(pounds 3.9 billion) off economic growth and basically
wind back the economy for a year to 18 months,' Sherwin said.
New Zealand foot-and-mouth 'a hoax
A vital--but often hated--component is the common hose, with its infernal leaks, kinks, and other annoyances, as well as the fact that it simply won't
wind back neatly to get out of the way, no matter how many reels or other gadgets are employed.
Snake in the grass. (What's New?)
And no one knows yet whether the frenzied activities of the world's computer buffs will manage to beat the Millennium bug (where computer clocks unable to cope with a new first digit in the year will
wind back to 1900, and paralyze hospitals, financial institutions and airlines in the process).
Making the most of the new millenium: as the countdown clocks tick their way towards the year 2000, Mary Lean looks at plans to mark a global rite of passage
It may sound like hard work but it's literally a walk in the park, writes WARREN MANGER YOU might think you haven't time to get fit and healthy, but just 30 minutes of moderate exercise, such as a brisk walk, is enough to start shedding those extra pounds and
wind back your body clock.
Walk this way to stay fit and look younger