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Government agencies face the axe as budget deficit worsens

The Federal Government plans to scrap another 175 agencies, including the Anzac Centenary Public Fund Board, in a bid to save more than half a billion dollars over four years.

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The Drum

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Defence of Credlin a career-limiting move?

In the face of ongoing criticism about the operational style of his most senior adviser, the Prime Minister made the extraordinary suggestion that Credlin would not be "under this kind of criticism if her name was P-E-T-E-R as opposed to P-E-T-A".

This proposition involves a lack of self-reflection that is breathtaking even for Tony Abbott.

And in essentially accusing his colleagues of sexism, he may have made a career-limiting move.

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Concerns raised over workforce for hospital redevelopment

There are concerns Tasmania does not have the workforce to complete the Royal Hobart Hospital redevelopment.

The hospital redevelopment has been on hold for the past eight months while it was reassessed be the State Government.

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World

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Hundreds missing and eight dead in Indonesian landslide

A landslide triggered by torrential downpours has killed at least eight people and left 100 missing on Indonesia's main island of Java.

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Business

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Glenn Stevens talks down dollar, downplays rate cuts and slams politicians

The Reserve Bank governor again successfully talks down the dollar, despite also playing down the chance of further rate cuts.

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Politics

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By-election win for Labor gives Weatherill Government majority

Labor will have the numbers to govern in its own right in South Australia because of a surprise by-election win.

The distribution of preferences in a closely fought poll in the southern Adelaide electorate of Fisher has seen Labor candidate Nat Cook triumph.

The Liberals had been widely expected to snare Fisher but scrutineers said Ms Cook would take the seat by 23 votes over Liberal candidate Heidi Harris.

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Sport

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Live blog: Australia v India, first Test day five

Virat Kohli and Murali Vijay saw out the middle session to have India 2 for 205, only 159 behind Australia, at tea.

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Science and Technology

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Aussie babies find it easier to understand Canadians, study finds

Researchers in Sydney have found that Australian babies sometimes struggle with a broad local accent and find it easier to comprehend someone from Canada.

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Environment

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Hopes of climate commitments fade as Peru talks extended

Climate talks in Lima go into extra time with long-running issues still dividing the parties.

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