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Voters stream through polls in WA Senate election re-run

Voters have been streaming through polling booths in the Western Australian Senate election re-run.

Voters returned to the ballot box after September's election result was declared void when 1,370 votes disappeared during a recount.

More than 250,000 people cast their votes in the first half hour of polls opening, the Australian Electoral Commission's Phil Diac told the ABC.

A total of 62 candidates contested the first WA Senate election but the fresh election has attracted 77 candidates, including a host of new micro parties.

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Putting the ADF succession plan under scrutiny

The Australian Defence Force gets a gold star for its appointments today, but it can do better on retaining the skills of its leaders now and in the future.

Where they're keen to continue to contribute, there's got to be a structured way that we can continue to harness the experience of women and men we've spent decades training and who have tirelessly served us.

It's better to do that than give them a farewell dinner and lose them to the corporate world, academia or the golf course.

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Just In

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Swedish retailer H&M opens first Australian store

The opening of fashion behemoth H&M's first Australian store has been welcomed by thousands of eager shoppers, but others in Australia's struggling retail sector have expressed concern.

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World

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McDonald's quits Crimea as fears of trade clash grow

McDonald's Corporation has closed its restaurants in Crimea, prompting fears of a backlash as a prominent Moscow politician calls for all of the US fast food chain's outlets in Russia to be shut.

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Business

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CFMEU alleges 457 visa workers exploited at Rinehart's Roy Hill

The Federal Government is being asked to investigate claims that 457 work visas are being abused at Gina Rinehart's $10 billion Roy Hill iron ore project in the Pilbara.

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Politics

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Bullock rules out exit from Labor Party

Labor's right-wing union-backed Senate candidate Joe Bullock has ruled out leaving the party over a speech in which he reportedly attacked members of his own party at a function in Perth last year.

"It's an outrageous suggestion," Mr Bullock told media at a polling booth in Perth's north this morning.

"I've been a member of the Labor Party for 25 years."

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Sport

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Live: Sharks v Warriors, Panthers v Raiders, Dragons v Rabbitohs

Grandstand brings you live updates from the Sharks-Warriors, Panthers-Raiders and Dragons-Rabbitohs NRL matches.

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Science and Technology

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Second study from UQ research pair retracted after misconduct probe

An international journal has retracted a study by two former University of Queensland researchers after statistical problems were found with the data.

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Environment

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Japanese retailer to stop selling whale meat

One of Japan's biggest online retailers has announced it will stop selling whale meat.

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