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Netherlands edge excellent Socceroos 3-2

The Socceroos are out of the World Cup after a 3-2 loss to the Netherlands despite Tim Cahill's first-half wonder goal.

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A lost chance to correct the Manus injustice

In its ruling in favour of offshore processing, the High Court appears to have taken a conservative approach to a policy that is resulting in thousands of asylum seekers living in a legal limbo.

What of the fact that the Migration Act is underpinned by Australia's obligations under the UN Convention on Refugees to treat asylum seekers in a way that does not harm them?

A more liberal interpretation of the Migration Act may well have seen a different result for those enduring and suffering on Manus Island.

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Just In

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Blues setting sights on Origin whitewash

NSW will start preparations for a first Origin series whitewash since 2000 later after celebrating the 6-4 win over Queensland.

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World

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Spain out of World Cup after 2-0 loss to Chile

Defending champion Spain is out of the World Cup after a 2-0 loss to Chile in Rio de Janeiro.

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Business

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Lew comes clean as owner of 9.8 per cent of David Jones shares

Solomon Lew made an official declaration of war this morning after outing himself as the owner of 9.8 per cent of upmarket retailer David Jones.

The disclosure follows weeks of stock raids on the company, which is the subject of a $2.2 billion takeover bid from South Africa's Woolworths, a group that has endured Mr Lew's scorn for almost 20 years.

The impeccable timing of his announcement to the stock exchange this morning was designed for maximum effect and guaranteed to rattle Woolworths boss Ian Muir.

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Politics

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Abdullah demands halt to Afghan vote count over 'fraud'

Afghan presidential election candidate Abdullah Abdullah has demanded a halt to vote-counting over fraud allegations.

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Sport

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Netherlands edge excellent Socceroos 3-2

The Socceroos are out of the World Cup after a 3-2 loss to the Netherlands despite Tim Cahill's first-half wonder goal.

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Science and Technology

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Antarctica under threat from human visitors: scientist

Antarctica needs to be better protected from human visitors, including tourists and researchers, a leading Australian environmental scientist says.

And new research has found some areas of the icy continent are poorly protected from the swelling number of people making the journey south.

The majority of visitors tour the ice-free coastal fringes of the continent, where most Antarctic flora and fauna are concentrated.

A new study shows less than 2 per cent of the ice-free areas are adequately protected.

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Environment

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UNESCO defers decision on Great Barrier Reef danger status

The Federal Government's decision to approve the expansion of a coal terminal near the Great Barrier Reef off Queensland has come under fire from members of the United Nations' World Heritage Committee.

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