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Lawyer investigating negligence fears in death of asylum seeker

The family of deceased Iranian asylum seeker Hamid Kehazaei have enlisted the help of a lawyer to investigate whether they have a case of negligence against the Australian Government.

The 24-year-old cut his foot at the Manus Island detention centre about three weeks ago and developed septicaemia as a result. He died due to complications late yesterday.

The family's lawyer has indicated that there may have been at least three critical points where other actions could have been taken that may have saved Mr Kehazaei's life.

"This just does not happen in a civilised society," lawyer Ruth Hudson said.

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Uranium deal could make Indian nuclear power safer

Australia's Prime Minister Tony Abbott is set to sign a dealĂ‚ with India that will allow the export of uranium to the country.

Concerns about this deal and India's nuclear weapons program are overstated. Rather, India's nuclear industry is at a unique point of transition where there is both political will and industrial momentum to learn.

Australia should capitalise on this rare opportunity to offer more than natural resources but knowledge that can contribute to a safer, more pro-active and more inclusive nuclear industry in India.

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Exclusion zone at Rozelle blast site reduced amid probe

The exclusion zone around the site of a deadly explosion and fire in inner-Sydney will be reduced while police continue their criminal investigation into the tragedy that claimed three lives.

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World

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US fighter jets scrambled as unresponsive plane crashes

A light plane has crashed in waters off Jamaica after flying erratically for hours with an unresponsive pilot, sparking a fighter jet escort.

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Business

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Housing debt, budget deficit make Australia vulnerable to China shock: economist

A former government resources economist warns that rising risky home lending and a persistent budget deficit make Australia's economy vulnerable to a Chinese economic shock next year.

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Politics

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Indonesian president SBY named in corruption trial

Indonesian president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has been named in a corruption trial for allegedly giving $22,000 to a politician as a gift for their support for his presidency.

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Sport

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Serena thrashes Makarova to advance to US Open final

Serena Williams has steamrollered her way into the US Open final, thrashing Ekaterina Makarova in straight sets.

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Science and Technology

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Just how big is the world's largest dinosaur?

Scientists think they've found the world's largest dinosaur in Argentina. Just how big is Dreadnoughtus?

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Environment

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California blue whales recover in numbers to near-historic levels

California blue whale numbers have increased to 97 per cent of historical levels, a University of Washington study suggests.

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