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Surfer killed by shark off WA coast

A surfer has been killed by what is believed to be a great white shark near Wedge Island, about 160 kilometres north of Perth.

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The Drum

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Decriminalisation integral to the fight against HIV

Criminalising the actions of those who are vulnerable to HIV hampers efforts to fight the spread of the disease.

This is a lesson that Australia was quick to learn after the global AIDS epidemic struck in the 1980s. Unfortunately, it remains a lesson much of the world is reluctant to accept.

Our history shows how targeting HIV-vulnerable groups not with criminal charges but with assistance is the best means of halting the epidemic.

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Just In

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Soldiers could be sacked over fatal accident

Five soldiers could be sacked over the death of a soldier during a live-fire shooting exercise in South Australia.

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World

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Drug traffickers 'executing farmers, taking children'

Shocking evidence has been uncovered of former Afghan opium farmers being executed or forced to give up their children to repay drug traffickers.

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Business

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JPMorgan losses reach nearly $6bn

JPMorgan Chase admits losses from botched derivatives trades have reached nearly $6 billion and warns of more red ink to come.

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Politics

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Palmer floats plan for online newspaper

Mining magnate Clive Palmer is contemplating a foray into online news, which he says could offer a lifeline to sacked Fairfax reporters.

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Sport

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Ratten refuses to rule out finals spot

Carlton coach Brett Ratten is not prepared to concede that his club's apparent spiral to finals oblivion is a done deal.

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Science and Technology

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Shortage of skilled staff threatens key projects

A Senate committee has heard some mining and infrastructure projects are delayed or cancelled because of a lack of skilled staff.

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Environment

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Energy Watch fined $1.9m over misleading ads

A Federal Court judge has fined the energy broker Energy Watch almost $2 million for running misleading advertisements.

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