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Ferguson, Carr resign as Labor spill casualty list grows

Government ministers Martin Ferguson and Kim Carr become the latest casualties in the wake of yesterday's abortive Labor leadership spill.

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The Drum

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Gillard's leadership victory comes at a heavy cost

Julia Gillard has certainly fended off any challenge from Kevin Rudd, but there's no relief to be had in this victory.

What might have been a possibility for creating clear air from consistent - and often malicious - media speculation about her position was deftly derailed by Tony Abbott's parliamentary move.

By gaining the support of three "untainted" independents for his vote of no confidence, the political legitimacy of the Prime Minister is critically damaged.

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Just In

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Quarter of disabled people living below poverty line

New figures suggest as many as one-in-four Australians with a disability are living below the poverty line.

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World

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Explainer: Behind the Cyprus financial crisis

Find out why a financial crisis in the tiny island nation of Cyprus could have global implications.

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Business

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Cyprus converts to cash as banks stay shut

Cypriots are relying on meagre cash withdrawals from ATMs, as banks and electronic transfers remain shut until at least Tuesday.

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Politics

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Ferguson, Carr resign as Labor spill casualty list grows

Government ministers Martin Ferguson and Kim Carr become the latest casualties in the wake of yesterday's abortive Labor leadership spill.

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Sport

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Watson to lead Aussies in Delhi

Shane Watson will captain Australia in the fourth Test against India after Michael Clarke was ruled out because of a back injury.

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Science and Technology

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Australian banks 'not immune' to hack attack

A senior security analyst says the major hacking attack which paralysed several South Korean banks and TV broadcasters this week could happen in Australia.

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Environment

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'Kimberley Ark' gene bank to save species from toad plague

There are fears for the ongoing survival of the diverse wildlife of Western Australia's Kimberley, as the dreaded cane toad crosses borders and moves into the region.

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