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Tony Abbott cancels Indonesia meeting over 'on-water operation'

Prime Minister Tony Abbott has abandoned a planned trip to Indonesia due to an "on-water operation" which Australian Government sources believe has the potential to cause "embarrassment" to president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.

Mr Yudhoyono had invited Mr Abbott to attend the Open Government Partnership Conference in Bali next week and plans were in place to make it happen.

But the trip has been cancelled because of a current asylum seeker operation.

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Will party donations be banned in NSW?

ICAC has claimed yet another victim, with NSW Police Minister Mike Gallacher to step aside after being named in the latest inquiry.

The development comes as Premier Mike Baird tries to get on the front foot against corruption.

There is now the real prospect that NSW could become the first jurisdiction in Australia to prohibit or at least apply an enforceable constraint on party political donations.

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Jason Day withdraws from Players with thumb injury

Australian golfer Jason Day is out of next week's Players Championship with an ongoing thumb injury.

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World

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UK publicist Max Clifford jailed for 8 years for sex assaults

Britain's best-known celebrity publicist, Max Clifford, is jailed for eight years for indecently assaulting teenage girls in the 1970s and 1980s.

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Business

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Peak steel could leave Australian iron ore miners in the lurch

There's a disturbing new phrase being uttered by bears in the resources game - "peak steel".

Peak steel is all about too much supply, not enough demand and tumbling prices.

While not conclusive proof, the recent fall in iron ore prices is showing there is a significant rebalancing of supply and demand going on.

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Politics

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Sri Lankan navy arrests 54 asylum seekers bound for Australia

Sri Lanka's navy on Friday arrested 54 asylum seekers heading by boat to Australia.

A navy spokesman says a fishing trawler was detected with the passengers - including 11 women and 13 children - off the island's north-eastern coast.

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Sport

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Australia given scare before rolling Kiwis

Australia was given a fright by an under-manned New Zealand before fighting back for a 30-18 trans-Tasman Test win.

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Science and Technology

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CSIRO needs $175m to upgrade ageing buildings: Audit

The Commission of Audit has found Australia's national science organisation needs another $175 million to make sure its buildings are up to scratch.

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Environment

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Nyrstar smelter transformation getting SA Government guarantee

An agreement on a $385 million transformation of the Port Pirie lead smelter looks to be almost finalised, with operator Nyrstar confirming the South Australian Government will underwrite the project.

The current smelter is to be turned into a multi-metal recycling facility and a big environment improvement is expected for the regional city.

Belgian owner Nyrstar now has confirmed the redevelopment will go ahead once the funding package with Premier Jay Weatherill is finalised.

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