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Court hears Pistorius 'fought non-stop' with girlfriend

Oscar Pistorius has faced allegations he kept steroids and unlicensed ammunition and fought "non-stop" with his girlfriend on the night she was shot dead.

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The Drum

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An imminent assassin or Gillard's final shield?

If, as the press gallery insists, a Rudd challenge to the Gillard prime ministership is all but inevitable, how precisely is this transition supposed to take place?

Chances are that if any other member backed by any of the traditional sources of ALP power stood against Gillard there would be a true, sudden and deadly contest.

But as things stand, far from being her imminent assassin - as journalists would insist is the case - it's more than likely that it's Kevin keeping Julia in her job.

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Just In

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Federal health funding cuts discriminate against Qld: Springborg

Queensland Health Minister Lawrence Springborg has accused the Federal Government of discriminating against the state.

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World

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Armstrong ignores USADA deadline

Lance Armstrong has rejected another deadline to meet USADA in an effort to rid cycling of doping.

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Business

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BHP chief quits after profit slide

BHP Billiton chief executive Marius Kloppers will stand aside in May to be replaced by the head of the miner's non-ferrous division Andrew Mackenzie, after the company's profit halved.

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Politics

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Shorten dismisses talk of leadership tensions

Senior Federal Minister Bill Shorten says he has not been canvassed by his colleagues about changing the leadership of the Labor Party.

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Sport

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Court hears Pistorius 'fought non-stop' with girlfriend

Oscar Pistorius has faced allegations he kept steroids and unlicensed ammunition and fought "non-stop" with his girlfriend on the night she was shot dead.

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Science and Technology

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Chemicals in household items linked to cancer

The United Nations has released a list of about 800 chemicals, many used in household products, that could damage the human hormone system.

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Environment

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Japan halts whale hunt after Sea Shepherd clashes

Japan has temporarily suspended its annual hunt in the Southern Ocean following clashes with anti-whaling activists Sea Shepherd.

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