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Admire Rakti heads Cup betting, Cavalryman scratched

Admire Rakti remains favourite for today's Melbourne Cup in one of the oldest fields ever assembled.

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The Drum

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The Direct Action assault on free market thinking

The first thing any student of basic economics learns is that a free market is the most efficient method to allocate resources. And this is where Direct Action gets it all wrong.

In shifting from a carbon price to a subsidy mechanism, the decisions on who will take action and what action will be taken to reduce emissions will now fall to bureaucrats.

From a political and economic perspective, it would have been far better for the Government to move from a tax to a market price for carbon.

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Man out of coma after police shooting on Brisbane's south

A man who was shot in the head last month by police at Rochedale in Brisbane's south comes out of a coma.

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World

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FIFA moves closer to winter World Cup in Qatar

FIFA raises objections to holding the 2022 Qatar World Cup in the summer despite calls by top European clubs and leagues.

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Business

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Westpac profit rises 12 per cent to $7.6b

Westpac has posted a 12 per cent rise in net profit to $7.6 billion, with a more modest increase in dividend.

Westpac's cash earnings were also $7.6 billion, but up a smaller 8 per cent on last year's result.

The bank's return on equity, a key profit measure, was up almost half a percentage point to 16.4 per cent.

Despite the strong rise in profitability, Westpac has elected to lift its dividend by just 5 per cent to $1.82 for the full-year, incorporating a final dividend of 92 cents per share.

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Politics

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Military personnel vent frustration at ADF pay offer

Military personnel and their families say they "feel let down" by a pay offer which represents an effective pay cut, the Defence Force Welfare Association president says.

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Sport

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Admire Rakti heads Cup betting, Cavalryman scratched

Admire Rakti remains favourite for today's Melbourne Cup in one of the oldest fields ever assembled.

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Science and Technology

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Virgin 'wasn't up to speed' and warned about safety

A space safety expert says she warned Virgin about safety concerns after the deaths of three engineers in a rocket engine explosion in 2007.

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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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