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Police hunt paedophiles who abused trafficked boy

Police have vowed to hunt down every member of an international paedophile network that sexually abused a boy who was trafficked by his adoptive parents.

Australian man Peter Trong and his partner Mark Newton allowed men in several countries to molest the boy when he was between two and six years old.

Newton was sentenced to 40 years in jail for his crimes at the weekend, while Trong is awaiting his sentence and two American men have also been charged.

As shocking details about the abuse emerge, Queensland police say they will pursue the paedophiles "to the ends of the Earth" to make sure they face justice.

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A test for political Islam, not democracy

The dramatic decision of the Egyptian military to set a deadline for president Morsi to strike a power-sharing deal with opponents or face the military's own road map for Egypt's political future, is a key moment for Egypt and for much of the Islamist movement in the Arab Middle East.

It is not a struggle for democracy: it is about the future power structure in Egypt and the places of political Islam and the military.

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New measures to crack down on Customs corruption

The Federal Government will today announce new measures aimed at cracking down on corruption within the Customs service.

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World

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John Paul II on brink of sainthood after second miracle

The late pope John Paul II could be made a saint as early as this year, after a second miracle was attributed to his intervention.

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Business

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RBA leaves interest rate unchanged

The Reserve Bank of Australia has left the official interest rate on hold at an historic low of 2.75 per cent.

The decision was in line with the expectations of a number of analysts, who argue the RBA is looking for less volatility in the Australian share market before adjusting monetary policy.

The Australian dollar fell after the announcement and just after 2:30pm AEST was trading to 91.8 US cents.

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Politics

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Snowden abandons bid for asylum in Russia

The future of fugitive American intelligence leaker Edward Snowden remains unclear, with a host of nations rejecting his bid for political asylum.

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Sport

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Gerrans in yellow as GreenEDGE steals limelight again

GreenEDGE has won the team time trial as Simon Gerrans snatched the Tour de France yellow jersey.

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Science and Technology

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Artificial light leading to increase in sleep disorders

The exploding popularity of hand-held digital devices could lead to a big jump in sleep disorders, with experts warning the light emitted from digital screens can have a disturbing effect on the body clock.

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Environment

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Conservationists say 21,000 species face extinction

A freshwater shrimp, an island-dwelling lizard and a pupfish from Arizona have been declared extinct, while nearly 21,000 species are at risk of dying out according to an updated Red List.

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