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Man hacked to death in London terrorist attack

Two men have been shot after hacking a man to death in an apparent terrorist attack outside a London military base.

The pair, armed with meat cleavers, ran their victim down in a car before killing him about 200 metres from the Royal Artillery Barracks in Woolwich.

Witnesses said the men were chanting "Allahu Akbar" during the attack.

They were filmed speaking to onlookers in the street as their victim lay dead in the road, and were then shot by police.

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New thinking vs the status quo

Surely it is the tension between new thinking and the safe comfort of the status quo that drives us forward as a culture?

This is the important place, for example, of the arts, exploring the challenging fringes of our world, seeking new ways of rendering it and provoking the sorts of reactions that lead to greater, progressive, truths.

Progressive. That seems suddenly to be a dirty word. But surely it's a notion that can be as embraced by the right as much as it can by the left? As an idea, 'progress' seems blithely agnostic and overwhelmingly positive.

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Just In

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Eyewitnesses describe horror of Woolwich cleaver attack

Eyewitnesses have described the horror of seeing a man butchered in broad daylight outside an army base in the south-east London suburb of Woolwich.

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World

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Eyewitnesses describe horror of Woolwich cleaver attack

Eyewitnesses have described the horror of seeing a man butchered in broad daylight outside an army base in the south-east London suburb of Woolwich.

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Business

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Hockey defends Howard government tax cuts

Shadow treasurer Joe Hockey says the Coalition makes "no apologies" for tax cuts delivered under the former Coalition government, which were today cited in two official reports for contributing to an ongoing structural deficit in the budget.

Replying to last week's federal budget in a speech to the National Press Club, Mr Hockey acknowledged the structural difficulties and said they must be addressed.

However, Mr Hockey would not concede that the Howard government tax cuts have had a detrimental effect.

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Politics

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Govt wants report into claims relatives barred from nursing homes

Federal Minister for Ageing Mark Butler has called for a report into allegations that relatives were barred from visiting aged-care facilities after complaining about care standards.

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Sport

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Guangzhou ends Mariners' ACL campaign

Guangzhou Evergrande ended Central Coast's Asian Champions League tilt with a 3-0 win in their last-16 second leg clash.

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Science and Technology

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New grant to fund MS trials, research

A new Commonwealth grant for researching multiple sclerosis (MS) is expected to advance existing research collaborations and enable new ones.

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Environment

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Global warming could be slower than first thought: report

A new report says the planet may be warming slower in the short-term than had been previously projected.

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