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Sat 24 Dec, 2011

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Nervous wait as NT cyclone picks its path

Residents in Top End communities are battening down as a cyclone threatens to develop off the coast on Christmas Day .

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The Drum

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And lo, a spirit of noble sacrifice moved in the land

The hardest thing in politics is convincing the people who elected you to endure a certain amount of pain now, in order to avoid more of it in future.

All over the world, politicians ask hard things of constituents, demanding that they should be their best selves. And that's perfectly fair enough.

What should never be surprising, however, is that constituents baulk at such exhortations from a bunch of people who do not seem prepared to make the same sacrifices themselves.

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Just In

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Russian satellite crashes into Siberia after launch

A Russian satellite crashed into Siberia minutes after its launch on Friday (local time) due to rocket failure, the defence ministry said, in the latest humiliating setback for Russia's embattled space program.

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World

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Aftershocks rattle stricken Christchurch

Powerful aftershocks rock Christchurch as the city recovers from twin earthquakes which injured 19 people.

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Business

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Gloucester Coal to merge with Yancoal

Chinese-owned company Yancoal Australia has announced plans to merge with Australian miner Gloucester Coal in a deal that will see it own 77 per cent of the new company.

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Politics

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Asylum talks fail to reach agreement

A bipartisan meeting to end the stalemate over Australia's border protection policies has ended without agreement.

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Sport

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Marsh, Hilfenhaus picked for Boxing Day

Shaun Marsh and Ben Hilfenhaus have been recalled to the side with Australia naming just four genuine bowlers to take on India.

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Science and Technology

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Calls to censor details of potential killer flu

US officials, scared of the potential for a biological attack, ask journals Science and Nature to not publish details of a man-made mutant flu virus with the potential to kill millions.

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Environment

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Highs and lows of 2011 in South Australia

A year of change, water worries, big mining hopes and an arts highlight

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