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Australian businessmen in Dubai corruption ordeal have not spoken in years

Two Australian property executives detained for years in Dubai fell out in a row over another Australian businessman's alleged involvement in the contentious $14 million property deal which landed them in jail, the ABC has learned.

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Coal the answer to energy poverty

Energy poverty is still more common than we appreciate with millions of people either without access to electricity or forced to rely on wood, crop residue or animal waste as their main fuel.

The world's cheapest, most versatile and abundant fuel - coal - must be a major part of the solution to global energy poverty.

Without it, the task is insurmountable and the human cost incalculable.

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Cape York communities brace for Cyclone Ita

Communities in far north Queensland are preparing for Tropical Cyclone Ita that is expected to cross the coast later this week.

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World

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Evidence pro-Russian demonstrators in Ukraine paid: White House

The United States says there is strong evidence that pro-Russian demonstrators in eastern Ukraine were being paid.

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Business

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Abbott hails free trade deal with Japan

Prime Minister Tony Abbott says a historic free trade deal struck between Australia and Japan will improve prosperity for both nations.

After seven years of negotiations between the two nations, Mr Abbott and his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe have settled on the major points of the bi-lateral agreement.

On the Australian side, beef is the big winner, with a hefty 38.5 per cent tariff to be halved over 18 years. The expected benefits run into the billions.

There are also significant advantages for other agricultural products, with fruit and vegetables, seafood, cheese, sugar and wine among the winners.

Japanese exporters will see Australian tariffs lowered on electronics, whitegoods and cars, making the average Japanese-made car $1,500 cheaper.

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Politics

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Evidence pro-Russian demonstrators in Ukraine paid: White House

The United States says there is strong evidence that pro-Russian demonstrators in eastern Ukraine were being paid.

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Sport

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Cowboys put Knights to the sword

North Queensland climbed away from the bottom of the ladder with a 28-2 demolition of Newcastle on Monday night.

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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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Shark attack victim's husband swims again at Tathra beach

Shark attack victim Christine Armstrong has been honoured by her husband Rob with a swim at Tathra beach three days after she disappeared.

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