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Millions celebrate as world welcomes 2014

Thousands of revellers are showered with banana confetti and fruit-flavoured mist as London brings in the new year with a huge multi-sensory fireworks display.

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The ACCC's 2014 resolution to end fuel discounts

This Christmas I received a massive fuel discount voucher: 35 cents per litre. I let the petrol tank run down to maximise the benefit, and thus gained a discount of $14.08 when I filled it up.

I won't have to worry about such things in 2014 since the maximum discount I will now be permitted to enjoy on a similar petrol purchase is $1.61.

I have the ACCC to thank for this. The government body which purports to protect consumers from anti-competitive business practices has done something that the supermarkets, in their wildest fantasies of market-rigging, couldn't.

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Giant rubber duck explodes in Taiwan... again

A giant, inflatable yellow duck that was on display in a northern Taiwan port exploded just hours before it was to feature in New Year's Eve celebrations.

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World

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Giant rubber duck explodes in Taiwan... again

A giant, inflatable yellow duck that was on display in a northern Taiwan port exploded just hours before it was to feature in New Year's Eve celebrations.

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Business

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Share market ends boon year with a whimper

After trading a little down, then a little up, the share market has failed to add to its 15 per cent annual gain on the last trading day of 2013.

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Politics

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Abbott to revive Indigenous recognition push in 2014

Tony Abbott says he will use 2014 to start a "conversation" about recognising Indigenous Australians in the constitution.

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Sport

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Anderson smashes ODI century record

New Zealand all-rounder Corey Anderson has scored the quickest century ever in international cricket.

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Science and Technology

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Crew aboard stranded Antarctic ship celebrates new year

Passengers onboard a stricken research ship in Antarctica have ushered in the new year as poor visibility continues to hamper their rescue.

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Environment

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Rescuers wait for break in weather to evacuate ship stuck in Antarctic ice

Passengers and crew on board a stricken research ship in Antarctica are not expected to be back in Australia for at least a couple of weeks.

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