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Federer facing down Nadal's head-to-head record

No-one has given Roger Federer - one of the greatest tennis players of all time - more trouble than Rafael Nadal.

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The Drum

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A death at sea

In a measured but sombre voice, the captain explained someone had gone overboard. Our cruise ship, Pacific Pearl, was involved in a search for the missing person.

Somewhere out there was a man in a white T-shirt. And with that thought rippling among us, the beautiful, benign sea made me feel insignificant.

We weren't just looking for a speck in the sea, we were all specks. We were at the mercy of the Pacific.

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Firemen called to smoking Snoop Dogg's room

American rapper Snoop Dogg has had a visit from a Melbourne firefighting crew, after an alarm went off in his smoke-filled hotel room.

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World

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Retired racehorses enlisted in fight against South African rhino poachers

Former racehorses are being given a new lease of life on the frontline of South Africa's war on rhino poachers.

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Business

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Award reforms needed to keep Toyota: Government

The Federal Industry Minister Ian Macfarlane says there is a high chance Toyota will stop making cars in Australia, unless changes are made to workers' awards.

The Federal and Victorian Governments held talks this week to discuss reforms needed to save the carmaker and the components sector.

Mr Macfarlane says no specific plan has been agreed on by both parties, but reforms are needed to the sectors uncompetitive employment agreements.

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Politics

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Government claims five-year record in stopping asylum seekers reaching Australia

The Federal Government says no asylum seeker boats have been disembarked in Australia for 36 days - the longest stretch in almost five years.

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Sport

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Live Blog: Australia vs England at the WACA

Follow the action from the WACA with Grandstand's live blog of the fourth ODI between Australia and England.

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Science and Technology

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Fish with nostrils sheds light on birth of breathing

Palaeontologists have come up with a finding that could answer the age-old question of how ancient fish first gained a foothold on land before flourishing and evolving.

Researchers have shown that small holes on the top of the head of one bony fish species are primitive nostrils and were essential for its ancestor to emerge from the water 380 million years ago.

They say the discovery could also explain how humans developed such an acute sense of hearing.

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Environment

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Retired racehorses enlisted in fight against South African rhino poachers

Former racehorses are being given a new lease of life on the frontline of South Africa's war on rhino poachers.

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