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Latest Phuketwan welcomes 2016 with a burst of innovation by bringing viewers the Countdown to New Year from Phuket's Cape Promthep LIVE. Enjoy the last moments of 2015.
Latest A Royal Thai nNavy warship has succeeded in rescuing seven crew who survived the sinking of a cargo ship in rough seas about 118 nautical miles off Phuket.
Latest An extra 30 days is being sought by the Phuket Prosecutor in which to consider an appeal in the controversial Phuketwan case. A judge will reveal the decision early next week.
Latest With a jet-ski crash part of the Hollywood gossip mix about Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, the Amanpuri is said to be the Phuket resort where the stars are staying with their children.
Latest The New Year and beyond will bring continuing work on Phuket's underpasses with one just starting, a second ahead of schedule and a third well behind schedule. The first is complete and a fifth yet to begin.
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By Lindsay Murdoch, Southeast Asia Correspondent, Fairfax Media Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Latest Australia's pay-to-play bid to justify national selfishness by exporting genuine refugees to poor Cambodia does not fool the UN - and it probably won't fool Aussie voters for much longer, either. More »
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By Alan Morison and Chutima Sidasathian Tuesday, September 30, 2014
News Analysis The Australian man stabbed with a bottle in an incident in Patong in which a schoolboy was also stabbed has flown out of Thailand. It's believed the case is closed. But police are saying nothing. More »
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By Alan Morison Tuesday, September 30, 2014
News Analysis A suggestion by the Minister for Tourism that tourists should be issued with ID wristbands is no more logical or practical than the suggestion that rape whistles be issued to female visitors. More »
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Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Latest Whether the Phuket Dolphinarium is permitted to open should become evident in about two weeks, according to a Phuket official who says two Bangkok commttees are looking at the issue. More »
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By Lindsay Murdoch, Southeast Asia Correspondent, Fairfax Media Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Latest Money raised in an appeal for surrogate Baby Gammy, left in Thailand by an Australian couple, is to be spent on a home for the boy's family near Bangkok. More »
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By Phuketwan Reporters Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Phuket Updating Digest The umbrella revolution for the liberty of Hong Kong continues; Thailand tries a robot as food taster; Ebola breakthrough imminent; Video clue to double murder. More »
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By Prasit Tarnsirisin and Chutima Sidasathian Monday, September 29, 2014
Latest A woman will steer Phuket International Airport at a most important time when the new international terminal is due to open and debate is taking place about the future of Phuket tourism. More »
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Monday, September 29, 2014
Latest Nai Harn, Rawai, Laem Ka, Ta Nui and Ao Sane: we sweep around Phuket's southern beaches to see what's changed since the military banned sunbeds and other commercial activity. More »
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By Sert Tongdee and Prasit Tarnsirisin Monday, September 29, 2014
Latest The unidentifiable naked body of a woman found on Phuket's Surin beach with wrists bound leaves police wondering whether the woman was Asian or Caucasian. Murder appears likely. More »
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By Chutima Sidasathian and Alan Morison Monday, September 29, 2014
News Analysis Good men come to Phuket then depart unexpectedly. But now, with the military in charge, a pair of senior policemen are replacing compromise with enforcement. More »
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