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Islamic State militants capture pilot of crashed Jordanian jet

Islamic State fighters take a Jordanian pilot captive after his warplane crashes in north-eastern Syria. US officials dismiss claims by the militants that the F-16 fighter had been shot down.

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The more things shuffle, more they stay the same

Reshuffling the cabinet is like changing who wears which colour skivvy in the Wiggles: it doesn't make any difference, they all end up singing the same old tunes.

Tony Abbott is not growing into the job of Prime Minister, as his supporters predicted. He has broken promises like crockery at a Greek wedding, defended a stinky budget, and even his loyalest cheerleaders are disappointed.

What the PM calls a "ragged year" the rest of us call a train wreck, and no amount of reshuffling is going to change that.

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Christmas toy store ram raid causes $20,000 damage

Thieves have busted into a toy store in a northern Perth suburb in the early hours of Christmas morning, making off with more than $1,200 worth of toys.

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World

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Protocol breach may have exposed US lab worker to Ebola

The US Centres for Disease Control is investigating whether another safety error exposed a laboratory technician to a live sample of the deadly Ebola virus.

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Business

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Government cuts iron ore price forecast; Atlas flags writedown

The Federal Government has slashed its iron ore price forecasts, and miner Atlas has flagged writedowns of up to $900 million.

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Politics

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Further welfare cuts needed to help pay for NDIS: Morrison

Social Services Minister Scott Morrison says it would be foolish to argue further cuts are not needed to the welfare system to pay for policies like the National Disability Insurance Scheme.

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Sport

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Burns, Harris confirmed for Boxing Day Test

Australia confirm their team for the Boxing Day Test against India, with Joe Burns and Ryan Harris coming in for Mitchell Starc and the injured Mitch Marsh.

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Science and Technology

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Fossilised fish eye sheds light on origins of colour vision

A fish eye from a primitive time when Earth was one single continent yields evidence that colour vision dates back at least 300 million years, researchers say.

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Environment

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Proposed Abbot Point dredge spoil site 'worst possible' for environment

The Queensland Government has known for more than two years that the site where it proposes to dump millions of tonnes of dredge spoil at Abbot Point was the worst of seven possible options from an environmental point of view.

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