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Australia's response to Ebola chaotic, AMA says

The Federal Government's response to the Ebola crisis has been chaotic, the Australian Medical Association (AMA) says.

AMA president Professor Brian Owler says the Government is keeping Australians in the dark about their plans and medical professionals wanted a coherent plan to tackle the crisis in West Africa and at home, in case Ebola spreads.

The Government has so far refused to send health workers to Africa, arguing that it would be unable to evacuate them if they became infected with the virus.

However, Professor Owler says while the Government fails to respond to the outbreak "people are going to continue to die".

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Murdoch's belated stand for press freedom

One of the most remarkable aspects of the debate about section 35P of the ASIO Act is that most of it is occurring after the law has already been passed.

Since then, various journalists have come out with impassioned complaints about the devastating impact this law has on press freedom and our right to know what our government is doing in our name.

And now Lachlan Murdoch has belatedly joined the party. It's just a shame they didn't all speak out earlier.

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Just In

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WA court freezes accounts linked to money laundering

Western Australia's Supreme Court has granted an application to freeze bank accounts belonging to two Malaysian citizens, following alleged links to international money laundering.

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World

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Ukraine's president calls for support ahead of poll

Ukraine's president Petro Poroshenko has called on citizens to elect a majority in Sunday's poll to see through a pro-Europe reform agenda and break with the Soviet past.

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Business

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Banking regulator outlines likely response to housing investor surge

Investors remain in the firing line as regulators attempt to cool a hot property market.

Rapidly rising property prices in the big cities have forced the Reserve Bank and Australia's banking regulator APRA to confront a threat they denied existed for far longer than they should have - the threat of a property price bubble.

Now there is a strong expectation that intervention is on its way.

The banking regulator APRA has also given a fairly clear indication on what form that intervention will take.

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Politics

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Ukraine's president calls for support ahead of poll

Ukraine's president Petro Poroshenko has called on citizens to elect a majority in Sunday's poll to see through a pro-Europe reform agenda and break with the Soviet past.

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Sport

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Hammers shock City as Saints march on

West Ham and Southampton's fine seasons continued with wins over Manchester City and Stoke respectively.

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Science and Technology

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Google executive jumps from top of stratosphere

A Google executive has set a new record by jumping successfully from near the top of the stratosphere, 41,000 metres high, his project website said.

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Environment

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Nearly 700 sharks killed in Queensland this year

Nearly 700 sharks have been killed in the last year in Queensland's shark control program, but a conservation group says there is no evidence it actually works.

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