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Professor takes website to court over racist emails

The Sydney University professor suspended over racist emails has taken legal action against the website that published them.

The Federal Court has ordered online news site New Matilda not to publish further details about Barry Spurr's leaked emails, which referred to Prime Minister Tony Abbott as an "Abo-lover" and made references to "Mussies" and "Chinky-poos".

Professor Spurr, who was also a consultant to the Federal Government's national English curriculum review, was widely criticised over the emails after New Matilda published extracts last week.

Lawyers for Professor Spurr argued the publication of the emails breached the Privacy Act, and the court granted an injunction preventing publication of any more details before another court hearing on Thursday.

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Whitlam a champion blessed with determination

For Gough Whitlam, a leader prevailed because he persuaded - his party, his intellectual counterparts and the electorate.

He understood that he was invulnerable in the party for as long as he retained the support of local members. No faction, no machine, could touch him.

And he demonstrated that policy required intellectual rigour and political muscle.

We err in thinking of EG Whitlam through the prism of his dismissal. He was a champion immersed in politics, blessed with patience and determination.

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Date set for appeal of jailed journalist Peter Greste

An Egyptian court has set January 1 as the appeal date for Australian journalist Peter Greste and two of his Al Jazeera colleagues, jailed in the country since December 2013.

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Babies found dead in storage locker

The bodies of up to four babies have been discovered in a storage locker in the western Canadian city of Winnipeg.

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Business

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South Korea struggling to pass Australia free trade bills

A proposed free trade agreement with Australia is languishing in South Korea's parliament as domestic issues take precedence.

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Politics

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Date set for appeal of jailed journalist Peter Greste

An Egyptian court has set January 1 as the appeal date for Australian journalist Peter Greste and two of his Al Jazeera colleagues, jailed in the country since December 2013.

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Sport

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Arnold fury over 10-man Sydney FC loss

Coach Graham Arnold is furious about referee Ben Williams' performance in Sydney FC's FFA Cup loss to Adelaide.

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Science and Technology

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Man with rare cancer gets 3D printed heel

A 71-year-old with a rare form of cancer is back on his feet after receiving a titanium heel prosthesis that was built with a 3D printer.

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Environment

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Climate Change Authority reviewing its Renewable Energy Target

The Climate Change Authority is proceeding with its own Renewable Energy Target review, just months after the Government commissioned its own analysis of the RET.

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