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Heroine Wake a 'role model for courage'

Tributes have flowed from both sides of the Tasman in honour of World War II heroine Nancy Wake, who has died in hospital aged 98.More »

The Drum

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Where were the statesmen as London burned?

London mayor Boris Johnson managed just a few words from an undisclosed holiday location.
David Cameron fiddled with the foil on a bottle of pinot grigio in Tuscany; Nick Clegg quietly recovered at home from his getaway in sunny France; and George Osbourne remained ensconced at a hotel somewhere in Beverly Hills.
Britain's already shaky confidence in its leaders will be further disturbed by their weak response to the Tottenham riots.More »

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High Court extends asylum swap injunction

The injunction preventing the removal of asylum seekers to Malaysia has been extended until there is a full hearing later this month.
In a special hearing on Sunday afternoon, the High Court placed a temporary injunction on the Federal Government's plans to deport 16 asylum seekers under its so-called Malaysia swap deal.
They had been scheduled to be flown to Malaysia this morning.More »

World

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Gallery: Famine in Somalia

At least 2.8 million people, including more than a million children, are in critical need of assistance due to a famine affecting Somalia, the UN says.More »

Business

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'Anxious' market slides further

Falls on the main Chinese share markets have driven the local bourse lower, completely erasing a tentative late morning recovery.
The major Australian share indices both posted losses of more than 2 per cent on opening, before pulling back some of that decline.
However, steep falls in Shanghai and Hong Kong have seen the benchmark ASX 200 index slump below 4,000 points for the first time in two years.More »

Politics

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Rann's reign to end in October

South Australian Premier Mike Rann has agreed to step down from the role on October 20.
Mr Rann says he had wanted to remain in the job until March, but brought that date forward after details of a meeting with Labor powerbrokers were leaked.More »

Sport

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Deans puts Wallabies on notice

Robbie Deans has advised his humbled Wallabies they will be playing for their World Cup lives in this weekend's Tri Nations clash with the Springboks.

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Science and Technology

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NASA's Juno probe sets sail for Jupiter

NASA has launched the billion-dollar solar-powered spacecraft Juno on a five-year journey to Jupiter in search of what makes up the solar system's biggest planet.More »

Environment

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Japan PM vows nuclear-free future

Japan's prime minister Naoto Kan renewed his pledge to help make Japan nuclear-free as Hiroshima marked the 66th anniversary of the US atomic bombing amid the Fukushima crisis.More »

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