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Alleged 7yo abuse victim 'accused of tempting Hillsong founder'

The head of the Hillsong church accused an alleged child abuse victim of "tempting" his father into molesting him, a royal commission has heard.

A man, referred to as AHA, told the hearing when he was offered a payout from the church Brian Houston said: "You know this is your fault this all happened. You tempted my father."

In a statement Brian Houston said: "I strongly refute that I, at any time, accused him of tempting my father. I would never say this and I do not believe this."

The commission is investigating how Pentecostal churches like Hillsong responded to abuse allegations against Pastor Frank Houston and two other men.

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Foreign fighter laws will make Australia safer

There is no doubt in my mind that Australia is at a greater risk of a terrorist attack today than at any time this century.

It is not the government which has raised the threat level to "high" for the first time since the system was introduced in 2003; it was raised by ASIO.

And while the foreign fighter laws won't affect the vast majority of Australians, they may just help the police and ASIO to prevent a terrorist attack in this country.

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Man denied bail over Muslim abuse in Newcastle

A NSW man who yelled abuse at two Muslim women in Newcastle before allegedly attacking their car and following them is is refused bail.

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World

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Train filmed crashing into truck, derailing in US

A couple has filmed a freight train smashing into a stricken transport truck and derailing at a level crossing in the United States.

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Business

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Reserve Bank leaves interest rates on hold at 2.5pc

The Reserve Bank has again left interest rates on hold at a record low of 2.5 per cent for the 13th consecutive meeting.

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Politics

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Marine Park Authority 'losing credibility' amid staff cuts

The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority will not have the expertise to protect the reef when jobs go because of budget cuts, a leading scientist has warned.

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Sport

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Burgess undergoing surgery to repair face

South Sydney's grand final hero Sam Burgess is undergoing surgery this afternoon to repair fractures of his cheekbone and eye socket.

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Science and Technology

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Discoverers of brain's GPS system awarded Nobel Prize for Medicine

Anglo-American John O'Keefe and Norwegian couple May-Britt and Edvard Moser have won the 2014 Nobel Prize for Medicine for discovering the brain's internal positioning system, helping humans find their way and giving clues to how strokes and Alzheimer's affect the brain.

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Environment

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Marine Park Authority 'losing credibility' amid staff cuts

The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority will not have the expertise to protect the reef when jobs go because of budget cuts, a leading scientist has warned.

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