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Shiite militiamen stage show of force in Baghdad

Thousands of heavily-armed Shiite militiamen have paraded through several Iraqi cities in a major show of force, as radical Sunni insurgents continue making territorial gains.

About 20,000 men marched through Sadr city in eastern Baghdad, displaying a range of weapons from assault rifles to multiple rocket launchers.

But Sunni ISIS insurgents continued making gains far from the capital, seizing control of the strategic town of Al Qaim on the border with Syria.

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The law of war: how are our troops deployed?

Australia has sent soldiers to protect its Baghdad embassy, while questions remain about whether it would offer military support to any United States action in Iraq.

While the the Governor General traditionally authorises engagement in foreign conflicts, this process was not followed in 1991 and 2003. Instead, it appears that Australia's previous involvement in Iraq was legally authorised by the defence minister.

The big question, then, is whether this legal and political process should be changed for future deployments.

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Site of secret Watergate meetings set for demolition

At 1401 Wilson Boulevard in Rosslyn, Virginia, on the outskirts of Washington DC, sits a mundane and nondescript building and public car park that would not mean a lot to most Americans.

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World

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Site of secret Watergate meetings set for demolition

At 1401 Wilson Boulevard in Rosslyn, Virginia, on the outskirts of Washington DC, sits a mundane and nondescript building and public car park that would not mean a lot to most Americans.

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Business

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It's oh so quiet on the world's financial markets

Yesterday the volatility index hit its lowest level since 2007 - just before concerns about sub-prime loans hit the mainstream. What are the risks out there that traders might now be ignoring?

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Politics

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Site of secret Watergate meetings set for demolition

At 1401 Wilson Boulevard in Rosslyn, Virginia, on the outskirts of Washington DC, sits a mundane and nondescript building and public car park that would not mean a lot to most Americans.

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Sport

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Germany held by Ghana in 2-2 thriller

Germany drew 2-2 with Ghana, as Miroslav Klose equalled the all-time World Cup scoring record with 15 goals.

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Science and Technology

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Pioneering chemist who invented Kevlar dies age 90

The pioneering woman scientist who developed Kevlar, the super-strong fibre used in protective body armour, has died at the age of 90.

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Environment

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Obama, NZ PM discuss 'robust' climate change action

A week after meeting with Prime Minister Tony Abbott at the White House, the US president has hosted New Zealand prime minister John Key, telling reporters they discussed plans for robust action on climate change.

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