Asia Pacific Program for 14 January 2011
Queensland starts clean up after floods
Just a day after floodwaters peaked in Brisbane, a major cleanup effort has begun in the Queensland capital, aiming to get the central business district back in operation by early next week.
International support for Australian flood victims
Around 60 countries and international organisations have offered to help Queensland's flood victims.
New Caledonia braces for Cyclone Vania
The French territory of New Caledonia is bracing for Cyclone Vania.
US supports Dhaka's war crimes trial
Bangladesh's Minister for Law has welcomed comments by a US envoy supporting Dhaka's war crimes trial.
Vietnam to tighten control of online media
Vietnam will reportedly tighten state control of bloggers and other media with new regulations that enhance its already extensive powers to limit press freedoms.
Hong Kong students use E.coli to store data
If you think mobile phones and MP3 players are getting smaller and smaller, your expectations of data storage are about to shrink.
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