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Actor Philip Seymour Hoffman found dead in New York aged 46

Oscar-winning American actor Philip Seymour Hoffman has been found dead in his New York City apartment after an apparent drug overdose.

Investigators found an envelope containing what is believed to be heroin in the house, the New York Times reported.

The 46-year-old, praised as one of the finest actors of his generation, has undergone treatment for drug addiction in the past.

His family has released a statement saying they are devastated after the "tragic and sudden loss".

Hoffman made a career of playing colourful characters and won the best actor Oscar for playing writer Truman Capote in the 2005 film Capote.

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A year of elections - and mixed signals

This is not a federal election year, yet it is a year of elections just the same.

2014 brings us state and federal by-elections in Queensland, state elections in Tasmania, South Australia, and Victoria, and a possible Senate election re-run in Western Australia.

But while there are lots of results to read and dissect, don't count on any single contest giving us any guide to how the Abbott Government is travelling.

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Just In

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Blanchett responds to claims Allen abused Farrow

Australian actress Cate Blanchett has issued a response after being singled out by the adopted daughter of director Woody Allen, Dylan Farrow, amid renewed claims that he sexually abused her as a seven-year-old.

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World

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Blanchett responds to claims Allen abused Farrow

Australian actress Cate Blanchett has issued a response after being singled out by the adopted daughter of director Woody Allen, Dylan Farrow, amid renewed claims that he sexually abused her as a seven-year-old.

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Shell considers sale of 900 Australian petrol stations after profit fall

Global oil giant Shell has revealed it wants to sell its 900 Australian petrol stations, following a nearly 40 per cent slump in annual profits.

The Dutch-based energy giant is assessing all of its liquefied natural gas investments in Australia as it seeks to sell $17 billion worth of assets around the world.

Shell is also planning to sell its 32 Australian fuel terminals and its Geelong refinery has been on the market since the start of last year.

The announcement comes after the company reported the massive fall in its annual profit on Thursday.

Shell says it will not make a final investment decision this year on its Gladstone LNG project in Queensland run by Arrow Energy.

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Politics

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Grenade attack kills four in Pakistan

At least four people have been killed and dozens killed in a grenade attack in Pakistan's northwest.

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Sport

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Australians end summer with T20 win over England

Australia has thrashed England by 84 runs in the final T20 international, to end the summer with 12 wins out of 13.

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Science and Technology

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Researchers probe monsoonal storms for ice crystal clues

Scientists are flying directly into the heart of Darwin's biggest tropical storms in order to study how ice crystals affect the aviation industry.

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Environment

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Volcano eruption in Indonesia

At least 16 people have been killed after Mount Sinabung erupted in Indonesia, its biggest eruption in recent days.

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