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Facebook takes Wall Street roller-coaster ride

Facebook saw roller-coaster action in its first day of trading, making one of the most eagerly-awaited market debuts in history.

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The Drum

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Late degenerate capitalism and the eurozone fallout

What we have nowadays is a market of late degenerate capitalism. Morality is negotiable. Players want economic freedom but don't want to pay the price of their strategic errors.

Which brings us to the eurozone. The system as currently designed is unsustainable - countries have either got to have their own currency sovereignty, or they've got to have a federated fiscal policy capacity.

So what could the fallout from the crisis mean for Australia?

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Just In

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Italy's dog and cat tax muzzled

Italy's proposal to levy a tax on cats and dogs is withdrawn in the face of a wave of popular anger.

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World

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Greece tops G8 agenda as markets tumble

US president Barack Obama and other G8 leaders meet for crisis talks in Washington as European and Australian markets suffer sharp losses.

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Business

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Facebook takes Wall Street roller-coaster ride

Facebook saw roller-coaster action in its first day of trading, making one of the most eagerly-awaited market debuts in history.

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Politics

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What is the Brisbane Sovereign Embassy?

The removal of an Aboriginal tent embassy from Brisbane's Musgrave Park on Wednesday was met with defiance, anger, tears and frustration.

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Sport

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Pies edge Cats in grand final rematch

Scott Pendlebury kicked four including the game-winner as Collingwood triumphed by two goals over 2011 grand final tormentor Geelong.

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Science and Technology

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CSIRO cleared of link with forestry lobby group

An investigation by the Commonwealth Ombudsman has cleared the CSIRO of its links with a forestry lobby group, but has warned its reputation could suffer.

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Environment

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City dwellers fare better than country cousins

A report has found people who live in the city fare better in terms of health, education, employment and wealth than their rural counterparts.

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