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Inquiry finds child abuse whistleblower 'not credible'

A Special Commission of Inquiry into allegations of a cover-up of child sexual abuse claims in the Catholic diocese of Maitland-Newcastle has released findings that are damning of the man who claimed to blow the whistle.

The four-volume report, three volumes of which have been released by Commissioner Margaret Cunneen SC, uncovered no evidence to show that senior police ever tried to ensure child abuse offences were not properly investigated.

It found Detective Chief Inspector Peter Fox was not a credible witness and that it was appropriate for senior police to instruct him to stop his own investigations.

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The next pawn in the Eastern Europe chess game

What has brought about this change in Putin's calculations? Sanctions? The German-brokered negotiations? A quiet word from China's Xi Jinping? Or is this just a judo-style feint?

Outside the walls of the Kremlin, no one knows. Besides, it's increasingly clear that Russia has other fish to fry.

Russia will probably make its next move in this elaborate dance for control of Europe's borderlands not in the industrial cities of Ukraine's east, but in a statelet known (to those who know of it) as Transnistria.

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Russian troops withdrawing from Ukraine border: NATO

Russia is in the process of making its largest military withdrawal from Ukraine's borders in recent months, according to NATO.

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World

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Russian troops withdrawing from Ukraine border: NATO

Russia is in the process of making its largest military withdrawal from Ukraine's borders in recent months, according to NATO.

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Regulator lacks funds to enforce foreign investment rules

A parliamentary committee has heard that regulators are largely relying on the honesty of purchasers to enforce restrictions on foreign housing investment.

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Thailand's military chief General Prayuth appeals on national television for protests to end

Thailand's military chief General Prayuth Chan-ocha rules out elections for more than a year to allow political reform and faction reconciliation.

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Sport

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Federer and Djokovic reach French Open fourth round

Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic were forced to work hard, but both secured a passage to the French Open fourth round.

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Science and Technology

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Sediment from nearby rivers damaging Great Barrier Reef

Sediment being washed into the ocean from rivers is continuing to damage the Great Barrier Reef and is having a more widespread impact than scientists first thought.

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Environment

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Sediment from nearby rivers damaging Great Barrier Reef

Sediment being washed into the ocean from rivers is continuing to damage the Great Barrier Reef and is having a more widespread impact than scientists first thought.

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