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Complacency a dirty word as Australia goes 2-0 up

Australia captain Michael Clarke said his team will not be complacent for the the third Ashes Test in Perth.

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The Drum

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Blind ideology putting Australian education at risk

While Australia continues to perform well above the OECD average in education, politicians are selectively mining international data to paint an unrelenting tale of woe.

For them, it doesn't matter what the evidence says: the assumption is that teachers are underperforming and will only improve if forced to do so.

Never mind the fact that Australia's modest decline in education performance has occurred during a time of politicisation, government interference and declining respect for teacher professionalism.

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Fraud police given access to Gillard's ex-boyfriend's documents

Victoria's chief magistrate has ordered that fraud police be given access to legal documents relating to Julia Gillard's ex-boyfriend Bruce Wilson.

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World

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Thai PM dissolves parliament amid protests

Thailand's Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra has announced the dissolution of the country's parliament, amid ongoing anti-government protests.

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Business

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Abbott could save Holden for $150m, says Carr

Labor's former industry minister Kim Carr says the Government could save Holden for an extra $150 million per year, and secure the entire Australian automotive industry by spending an extra $300 million per year.

Senior Government ministers have told the ABC they believe Holden is on the verge of announcing it will cease production in Australia as early as 2016, but Industry Minister Ian MacFarlane says no decision has been made.

Senator Carr says the Government has known for some time that preserving Holden's Australian operations would cost less than $150 million extra per year.

Prime Minister Tony Abbott has ruled out giving the car maker any more money - sparking accusations from Senator Carr that jobs are being "sacrificed on the altar of economic fundamentalism".

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Politics

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Fraud police given access to Gillard's ex-boyfriend's documents

Victoria's chief magistrate has ordered that fraud police be given access to legal documents relating to Julia Gillard's ex-boyfriend Bruce Wilson.

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Sport

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Complacency a dirty word as Australia goes 2-0 up

Australia captain Michael Clarke said his team will not be complacent for the the third Ashes Test in Perth.

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Science and Technology

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Amazon's drone delivery plan sparks privacy debate in US

Amazon's proposal to use drone vehicles to make deliveries has caused significant debate in the United States.

Some citizens see potential for drones to expand business capabilities and emergency services, whilst others are concerned about threats to privacy that an increased number of 'eyes in the sky' might pose.

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Environment

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Japanese whaling fleet preparing to leave Japan: Sea Shepherd

Anti-whaling activists are stepping up pressure on the Federal Government to send an Australian customs vessel to the Southern Ocean this summer.

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