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Search for MH370 heads underwater without black box signal

An unmanned submarine will be sent to try to find wreckage from Malaysia Airlines MH370 after signals suspected to be from the aeroplane's black box fell silent.

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The Drum

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Sparking the moral imagination of the masses

I cannot believe that if most Australians knew the personal circumstances of so many refugees - both what they fled, then in detention or on highly restrictive visas - they would not be moved.

I cannot believe that they want nearly 1,000 children to continue suffering behind wire fences in degrading circumstances.

If refugee advocates are to make real progress - and I have a flicker of hope that the tide is turning - they must rise above a tribal us-and-them mentality.

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Just In

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Bracket creep to put average earners at top tax rate by mid-century

Accounting firm PwC has warned that, without government intervention, wage increases will see average tax payers in the middle personal income tax bracket forced into the top bracket.

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World

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Nigeria Islamists kill 68 in village attacks, witnesses say

Suspected Islamist militants kill at least 68 people in separate attacks in villages in Nigeria, witnesses said.

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Business

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Woolworths found to have breached ACCC fuel dockets deal

The Federal Court has found supermarket giant Woolworths has breached an undertaking on fuel shopper dockets, but that Coles did not break the agreement.

Both supermarkets reached an enforceable deal with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) last year to limit petrol discounts to 4 cents per litre, amid concerns supermarket subsidised heavy fuel discounting was hurting independent service stations.

In February, the ACCC took court action, alleging the supermarkets had breached the agreement by offering bundled discounts.

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Politics

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Former Tasmanian senator Brian Harradine dies

Australia's longest-serving senator Brian Harradine has died in Hobart after along illness aged 79.

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Sport

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Bubba Watson wins second US Masters title

Bubba Watson won his second US Masters in three years by three strokes from Jordan Spieth and Jonas Blixt.

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Science and Technology

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CSIRO criticised for pre-empting funding cuts by slashing jobs

The Federal Opposition has criticised the CSIRO for pre-empting the government's commission of audit and slashing hundreds of jobs from the scientific research agency.

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Environment

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IPCC report warns of high costs of climate change

Efforts to reduce carbon emissions have not been able to stop greenhouse gases reaching unprecedented levels, according to the latest report from the world's leading climate science body.

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