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Search for toddler Sam Trott called off after discovery of body

The body of a young child believed to be missing toddler Sam Trott has been recovered from a lake in Perth's northern suburbs, police say.

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Inside the mind of a torturer

Despite new evidence revealing the full extent of the CIA's involvement in torture, with techniques including the rectal insertion of pureed food, former vice-president Dick Cheney says he would do it all again.

The horrific effects of torture on detainees is well-documented, but what about the effects on the torturers?

State-sanctioned torture can destroy multiple lives, and threatens to undermine a civilised democracy.

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Germany match confirmed for Socceroos

The Socceroos will take on world champions Germany in Kaiserslautern in March, the FFA has confirmed.

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World

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Child autism risk twice as high if mother had pre-eclampsia: study

The risk of autism in children is twice as high if their mothers have the condition pre-eclampsia during pregnancy, a US study finds.

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Westpac warns of sharp deterioration in consumer confidence

Westpac is describing a sharp deterioration in consumer confidence this month as "disturbing".

The Westpac-Melbourne Institute Index fell 5.7 per cent in December to a level of 91.1.

Westpac chief economist Bill Evans said it was an unsettling result with the index now at its lowest level since August 2011.

The much weaker-than-expected growth figures played a big part and Westpac said readings on the day of the data release were "significantly weaker".

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Politics

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Government launches social media campaign on higher education reforms

The Federal Government uses Facebook to promote its plan to deregulate university fees but concedes it is not possible to know how much courses will cost.

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Sport

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Live blog: Australia v India first Test day two

Michael Clarke has finally completed an inspirational century after a lengthy rain delay in Adelaide.

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Science and Technology

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Hour of Code: Australian students explore computer science

Students around Australia explore the computer science that drives the apps, games and websites on their devices in "the largest learning event in history".

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Environment

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Australia's damage bill for extreme natural disasters could top $1 trillion

As Sydney and Brisbane clean up from severe storms and the planet heads towards its hottest year on record, the CSIRO warns the damage caused by extreme weather could almost double by 2100 to $1.38 trillion.

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