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Putin signs treaty making Crimea part of Russia

Russian president Vladimir Putin has signed a treaty making Crimea part of his nation, despite the threat of further punitive sanctions by the West.

Mr Putin made a fiercely patriotic address to a joint session of parliament in the Kremlin, punctuated by standing ovations, cheering and tears.

"In the hearts and minds of people, Crimea has always been and remains an inseparable part of Russia," Mr Putin said, in a speech that was interrupted by applause 30 times.

Britain responded to the speech by announcing it would suspend all bilateral military cooperation with Russia, while the US warned of further sanctions against Moscow.

Meanwhile, Ukraine's prime minister says the conflict with Russia has entered a military stage following the death of a Ukrainian soldier during an attack on a Crimean base.

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Australia needs its young workers back

Australia with only Greece, Italy, Luxembourg, France and the Netherlands has an unemployment rate that is higher now than it has been at any time in the past six years.

Our economy didn't fall as badly as did others, but while others are now recovering, ours is just drifting along.

To understand Australia's recent listless economic performance, you need to consider that there are now more Australian workers aged over 55 than under 24.

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251 children identified in 'members only' porn website

Australian victims are among 251 children who have been identified in a secret "members-only" child pornography website in the United States.

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World

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251 children identified in 'members only' porn website

Australian victims are among 251 children who have been identified in a secret "members-only" child pornography website in the United States.

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Business

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Reserve Bank board discusses home lending limits

For the first time, Reserve Bank board members have admitted to considering the application of home lending limits in Australia.

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Politics

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Asylum seekers set to testify at Manus centre inquiry

Several asylum seekers are set to testify at a human rights inquiry into conditions at the Manus Island detention centre.

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Sport

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Stilnox use widespread in rugby league, says club doctor

The practice of mixing sleeping pills with alcohol and energy drinks is widespread in the National Rugby League, a club doctor has told the ABC.

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Science and Technology

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Study examines theory that eating less makes animals live longer

A team of evolutionary biologists from the University of New South Wales has developed a new theory which might eventually unlock the fountain of youth.

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Environment

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Electric car devotees push for supercharged highway in WA

Australia's first 'electric highway' will be rolled out in Western Australia if Perth devotees of the cars have their way.

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