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Shattered Rice considers future

Stephanie Rice says she may be competing at her final Olympics after failing to win a medal in the final of the women's 200m individual medley.

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The Drum

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Media diversity fears are absurd and obsolete

The twin themes of the media debate - new regulation and creative destruction - coexist awkwardly.

Budding moguls would not be able to buy press assets so easily if the newspaper business hadn't been undercut by the very diversity the Government claims is at risk.

It is absurd to think that just as the newspaper industry is going through a once-in-a-century upheaval, the Government is devising ways to limit investment in the press.

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Man guilty of schoolgirl Trinity Bates's murder

A 22-year-old man has pleaded guilty to the murder of Bundaberg schoolgirl Trinity Bates.

The eight-year-old disappeared from her home in February 2010 and her body was later found in a nearby drain.

John Slater had been due to stand trial in the Supreme Court in Bundaberg next Monday.

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World

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India grinds to a halt in second power failure

A massive power failure hits India for the second day running, blacking out more than half the country, or more than 600 million people.

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Business

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Gym fined for false carbon tax claims

A Melbourne gym has become the first business to be fined by the competition regulator for making misleading claims about the impact of the carbon tax.

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Politics

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Pyne sidesteps Redmond-for-Senate issue

Federal Liberal MP Christopher Pyne won't say if he urged SA Opposition Leader Isobel Redmond to fill a Senate vacancy.

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Sport

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Stuart argues his case for dual coaching role

Blues coach Ricky Stuart has impressed the NSWRL with his case to keep the Blues job while also coaching Parramatta next year.

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Science and Technology

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Giant fossil claw may be from ancient reptile

Scientists in Central Australia say the discovery of a prehistoric claw at a fossil deposit is baffling.

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Environment

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Founders cut ties with 'lost' Planet Ark

The founders of environment group Planet Ark, including tennis great Pat Cash, are speaking out about the charity they say has lost its way.

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