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Drive-by shooter 'was Hollywood director's son'

A drive-by shooter who killed six people in a US university town after venting about his sexual frustration online is thought to a Hollywood director's son.

Witnesses reported seeing a black BMW speeding through the streets of Isla Vista in southern California and spraying bullets at people and other targets.

A lawyer for Peter Rodger, who worked on the hit film The Hunger Games, says Mr Rodger believes his son Elliot was responsible for the shootings.

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No one blameless as Thailand faces civil unrest

While the current coup in Thailand can still be described as bloodless, the risk of an explosion of serious civil unrest is now extreme.

Both political sides are to blame for this outcome. The Shinawatra-backed Pheu Thai party has remained beholden to the tainted influence of the exiled former prime minister Thaksin. Its opponents, rather than respecting voters, have continued to rely on the military for forced and false victories.

What happens next is in the military's hands.

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Woman threatened with sword in convenience store robbery

A woman working at a convenience store has been threatened with a sword during an armed robbery south of Sydney.

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World

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Real beats Atletico 4-1 to win Champions League

Real Madrid has clinched its 10th Champions League crown with a 4-1 final win over Atletico Madrid.

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Business

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Rents fall well behind home price surge

Sluggish rental growth means an increasing proportion of property investors are gambling on capital gains to avoid losses.

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Politics

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Fears lack of funding may close Sydney women's refuges

The New South Wales Government has been asked to guarantee women's refuges in Sydney will not be forced to close, as it introduces a massive shake-up in the way funding is provided to homeless services.

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Sport

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Real beats Atletico 4-1 to win Champions League

Real Madrid has clinched its 10th Champions League crown with a 4-1 final win over Atletico Madrid.

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Science and Technology

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Scientist films harrowing escape from crevasse in Nepal's Himalayas

An American academic has survived a harrowing six-hour ordeal after falling 20 metres into a crevasse on a mountain in Nepal's Himalayas.

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Environment

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Bank won't fund Abbot Pt coal terminal due to reef threat

One of the world's leading investment banks is refusing to consider funding the expansion of the Abbot Point coalmine in Queensland because it is not assured the Great Barrier Reef would not be damaged.

UNESCO has condemned the Federal Government's decision to allow 3 million cubic metres of dredge spoil to be dumped in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park as part of the expansion.

"We observe that there is no consensus between UNESCO and the Australian Government regarding the expansion of Abbot Point," Deutsche Bank said. "Since our guidance requires such a consensus as a minimum, we would not consider a financing request."

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