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Search zone discounted as MH370 resting place

The Joint Agency Coordination Centre (JACC) searching for missing flight MH370 says it has completed its search in the Indian Ocean where pings were detected and have discounted the zone as the final resting place of the Malaysia Airlines plane.

In a statement released on Thursday afternoon, JACC said Bluefin-21 had completed its last mission searching in the vicinity of the acoustic signals detected in April.

They say data from the missions has been analysed, leading the organisation to advise "that no signs of aircraft debris have been found".

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Piketty nitpicking: don't rush to discard his case

What is the ordinary reader to make of the allegation that Thomas Piketty has used false data in his analysis of wealth inequality?

Errors from professional economists happen all the time and are just about impossible to avoid. We should never put too much weight on a single study, however prominently it is reported.

But whether or not the recent nitpicking about Piketty is valid, one thing is clear from the literature we have: the rich are getting richer much faster than everyone else.

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Westfield shareholders vote on restructure proposal

Westfield is considering adjourning a meeting on its merger proposal after failing to win enough institutional backing to guarantee the proposed $70 billion restructure will go through.

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World

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Recuperating Woods rules himself out of US Open

Tiger Woods, struggling to return to top form after undergoing back surgery, will not play in the 2104 US Open next month.

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Business

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Westfield shareholders vote on restructure proposal

Westfield is considering adjourning a meeting on its merger proposal after failing to win enough institutional backing to guarantee the proposed $70 billion restructure will go through.

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Politics

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Outgoing discrimination commissioner fears disability sector will suffer

Australia's top disability advocate Graeme Innes has warned the Federal Government that the sector will suffer without a dedicated representative.

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Sport

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Reynolds to fight grading of dangerous-throw charge

Josh Reynolds and the Bulldogs will fight the grading of his dangerous-throw charge from State of Origin I.

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Science and Technology

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Robots could cost Australian economy 5 million jobs: expert

A rapidĂ‚ acceleration in automation technology, includingĂ‚ cheaper and more advanced robotics, could see more than 5 million Australians lose their jobs, an expert in machine learning says.

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Environment

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Whale poo can boost fisheries, unpalatable research finds

Researchers say whale poo could benefit fisheries and help boost global food stocks, but they admit their research of floating faeces is not always a pleasant task.

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