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Apple's new maps leave users lost

Apple is facing growing criticism from users around the world who are complaining that the tech giant's new mapping system is riddled with errors.

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The Drum

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Wayne Swan's Bullwinkle budget

Remember the hat gag from the Rocky and Bullwinkle show? I picture Wayne Swan as the Bullwinkle of Treasurers: constantly trying to pull the budget surplus out of his hat.

Last May he forecast a budget surplus this financial year, conjured in part through accounting sleight of hand that shifted expenditure on paper forward and backwards.

But like the hapless moose, forces are conspiring against Treasurer Bullwinkle.

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Just In

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Boswell to stand down from LNP

Long-serving Queensland senator Ron Boswell has announced he will not stand for re-election.

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World

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Interactive: 2012 US Presidential Election Map

Use our US presidential election map to see how Barack Obama and Mitt Romney are tracking in the polls, explore where the candidates are campaigning, and uncover past election results.

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Business

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Economists back rates slash to prevent recession

Concern is growing among economists over Australia's economic strength, with some betting the Reserve Bank will cut the cash rate by 100 basis points by mid-next year.

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Politics

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Business council urges bureaucracy overhaul

The head of one of Australia's leading business groups has called for a radical overhaul of the way governments are run at the top.

Jennifer Westacott from the Business Council of Australia says political gatekeepers have eroded the role of the public service.

She says a "culture of reticence" has affected the quality of public policy.

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Sport

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By the numbers - Manly v Melbourne preview

Grandstand's NRL stats analyst Tim Gore crunches the numbers on tonight's classic match-up between Manly and Melbourne.

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Science and Technology

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Dead fish test among spoof Nobel winners

Psychologists who discovered that leaning to the left makes the Eiffel Tower seem smaller and neuroscientists who found brain activity in a dead salmon are among the winners of Ig Nobel prizes for the oddest and silliest real discoveries.

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Environment

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Arctic sea ice melts to lowest recorded level

Arctic sea ice, a key indicator of climate change, melted to its lowest level on record this year before beginning its autumnal freeze, US researchers say.

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