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Russian trucks arrive at Ukraine rebel stronghold

Russian trucks have begun arriving in the rebel bastion of Luhansk, in Ukraine's east, according to local officials, in a move that Kiev has called a "direct invasion".

More than 100 trucks carrying aid for civilians have crossed the border despite protests from the Ukrainian government, which has accused Russia of violating international law.

Russian troops also fired artillery across the border and within Ukraine, NATO said, in a major escalation of military support for pro-Moscow rebels waging war on its former Soviet neighbour.

Moscow, which has thousands of troops close to the Russian side of the border, has warned against any attempt to "disrupt" the convoy operation.

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Following the money down the ballot hole

What started as the exposure of the corrupt culture of the Australian Labor Party now extends to an investigation into the collective integrity of the Liberal Party of Australia.

The ICAC is delving ever deeper into the Liberals as the tangled web of deception becomes clearer and the careers of MPs are shredded.

Where does this now go, and who else might fall before the investigation?

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Thai military vows 'leniency' in surrogacy cases

Thailand's ruling military has pledged leniency in the cases of babies born to surrogate mothers, as it moves to strengthen surrogacy laws following a series of scandals.

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World

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Officer suspended for calling Ferguson protesters 'dogs'

A police officer in Missouri has been suspended after voicing his contempt via Facebook for protesters condemning the fatal shooting of a black teenager by a white police officer.

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Business

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Bank of America fined $US17b over GFC products

The Bank of America has paid almost $US17 billion to settle allegations about its role in the events leading up to the global financial crisis.

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Politics

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Thai military vows 'leniency' in surrogacy cases

Thailand's ruling military has pledged leniency in the cases of babies born to surrogate mothers, as it moves to strengthen surrogacy laws following a series of scandals.

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Sport

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WADA not finished with Sharks players: reports

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has been urged to overrule the "light" punishments dished out to past and present Cronulla Sharks players.

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Science and Technology

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CASA mulls use of electronic devices on take-off, landing

Qantas and Virgin Australia have applied for permission to allow passengers to use electronic devices during takeoff and landing on flights within Australia.

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Environment

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Fresh claims of unlawful Stradbroke Island sand sales

As one of Queensland̢۪s longest running environmental prosecutions draws to a close, the ABC has been given fresh evidence that unlawful sales of Stradbroke Island sand have continued even as the court case has been underway.

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