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Political giant Whitlam lauded at national memorial service

Gough Whitlam, Australia's 21st prime minister, is remembered at a national memorial service in Sydney as a giant of politics and a man who devoted his talents to public service.

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The Drum

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The AFP's worrying foray into politics

In the past week we have seen the top brass of the Australian Federal Police going in to bat for some of the most politically sensitive security policies being pursued by the Government.

First it was the Commissioner, Andrew Colvin, appearing to advocate for the plan to monitor internet usage, then it was another senior AFP officer defending the Government's security agenda.

Police chiefs should steer away from political controversies no matter how dear to their hearts is the issue at hand.

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Tens of thousands support gang-rape victim's fight against compensation cut

More than 70,000 people put their name to an online petition to support a gang-rape victim whose compensation was cut due to a NSW law change.

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World

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Citizens of Berlin move to return power to the people

Citizens of Berlin are banding together to try and buy back the electricity grid, in the hope of seeing more renewable energy used in the city.

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Business

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Director sentiment keeps falling, half say Govt hurting business

More company directors now believe the Federal Government does not understand business than those that believe it does.

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Politics

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Republicans gain control of both houses of US Congress

Republicans capture a majority in the US Senate in a sweeping mid-term election victory that delivered a rebuke to president Barack Obama's Democrats.

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Sport

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Cup runner Admire Rakti died of heart attack, initial autopsy finds

As the deaths of two of yesterday's Melbourne Cup runners reignites calls from animal welfare activists to tighten rules and ban whipping, an equine vet says establishing Admire Rakti's exact cause of death may take weeks.

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Science and Technology

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Branson's space dream lives despite Virgin Galactic crash

The Virgin Galactic tragedy has not dimmed Sir Richard Branson's push to pioneer private space travel.

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Environment

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Conservationists call for the closure of dirty power stations amid UN warnings

Conservationists are calling for the closure of the country's worst-polluting power stations, in light of a new UN report outlining the clearest indication yet of the severe impacts of climate change.

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