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ISIS committing 'horrible war crimes' in Iraq: HRW

Satellite imagery strongly suggests the extremist Sunni group the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) has conducted mass executions in Iraq, lobby group Human Rights Watch says.

The New York-based body says between 160 and 190 men were killed in at least two locations in and around Tikrit - the hometown of late Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein - between June 11 and 14.

It said that the death toll could be much higher, but the difficulty of locating bodies and getting to the area had prevented a full investigation.

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Introducing the latest master of the square-up

This week marks the one-year anniversary of Kevin Rudd's square-up against his former deputy, Julia Gillard, who had rolled him three years earlier.

Yet despite being promised a new era of political stability, we are now seeing a familiar pattern of square-ups dotted all over the political landscape.

And Clive Palmer emerges as the master of the art with a massive square-up on Abbott on climate change.

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Outgoing Liberal president calls for greater roles for women

The first Federal Liberal Council meeting since last September's election victory is focusing on finding ways to retain power and build on recent electoral success.

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World

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Russia warns three former Soviet states after EU deal

The Russian government has warned of "grave consequences" after three former Soviet States â€" Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova â€" signed a trade and political pact with European Union.

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Business

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Special taxes considered by inquiry into foreign real estate investors

Federal MPs appear to be considering increased charges on foreign buyers of Australian real estate to address public concerns about rising overseas investment.

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Politics

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Outgoing Liberal president calls for greater roles for women

The first Federal Liberal Council meeting since last September's election victory is focusing on finding ways to retain power and build on recent electoral success.

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Sport

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NRL probe says players betting on matches: reports

An NRL investigation has reportedly found a number of players are involved in betting on matches.

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Science and Technology

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Australian scientists snap 'new mammal species' in PNG

One of Australia's first crowd-funded scientific expeditions may have uncovered several new species of mammal in Papua New Guinea.

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Environment

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Fact check: Abbott overstating household savings from axing the carbon tax

Prime Minister Tony Abbott says every Australian household will benefit to the tune of $550 a year if the carbon tax is scrapped.

Legislation to repeal the carbon tax has passed the House of Representatives and is headed for the Senate.

ABC Fact Check investigates.

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