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Lead detective dumped from Pistorius case

The detective leading the investigation into accused murderer Oscar Pistorius has been dropped from the case following revelations he is facing charges of attempted murder.

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The Drum

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Another week, another political show stopper

Even under Australia's no fault divorce laws, the break up this week between the Greens and the ALP was hard to figure.

And while Labor merely shrugged and said good riddance there is no doubt the already difficult task of winning the next election just got a lot harder for the Prime Minister.

With debate over the Labor leadership continuing without pause nothing can be ruled in or out.

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Skull found in woods 'belongs to Zahra Baker'

Reports in the United States say a skull found a year ago in woods in North Carolina is that of 10-year-old Australian girl Zahra Baker.

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World

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Lead detective dumped from Pistorius case

The detective leading the investigation into accused murderer Oscar Pistorius has been dropped from the case following revelations he is facing charges of attempted murder.

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Business

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Swan promises rigorous audit of election policies

Treasurer Wayne Swan promises a rigorous audit of policy costings before and after the election.

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Politics

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Hospital under fire after woman delivers own baby

Federal Health Minister Tanya Plibersek says an incident where a woman was forced to deliver her own baby in a New South Wales hospital should never have happened.

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Sport

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Relay squad set to be disciplined

Members of the Australian swimming team are expected to face disciplinary action for their role in a pre-Olympic bonding session last year.

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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 denies whaling season is over

The Japanese government says Sea Shepherd activists have not put an end to this year's Southern Ocean whale hunt.

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