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Australians fighting with Islamic State implicated in sexual slavery

A Yazidi activist in northern Iraq says Islamic State fighters from Australia have been involved in sexual slavery in the Middle East.

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The Drum

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Ministry changes to stifle any Bishop challenge

The ministry changes are clearly aimed at shoring up the Prime Minister's own stocks, and this can be read as code for heading off any possible challenge from Julie Bishop.

There is little doubt that the Bishop push has taken on all the hallmarks of an offensive now.

The party room won't meet until next year now, and all indications point to a tense gathering that any amount of festive season cheer is unlikely to dissipate.

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Former EPL defender and crash victim Carlisle 'alive and stable': wife

Former EPL defender Clarke Carlisle is 'very poorly' but 'alive and stable' after being hit by a truck, his wife has announced.

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World

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Australians fighting with Islamic State implicated in sexual slavery

A Yazidi activist in northern Iraq says Islamic State fighters from Australia have been involved in sexual slavery in the Middle East.

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Business

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Telstra buys Asia's Pacnet for $858 million

Telstra has engaged on a pre-Christmas splurge, announcing the purchase of Asian telecommunications and services provider Pacnet for $US697 million ($858 million).

Pacnet is a Singapore and Hong Kong-based company that provides connectivity, data centre and other services to telecoms, large corporations and governments in the Asia-Pacific region.

Telstra said the acquisition also includes an interest in Pacnet's China joint venture PBS, which is licensed to operate a domestic internet protocol virtual private network and provide data centre services in most major Chinese provinces.

The Australian telecommunications giant said that Pacnet will give it access to more services, as well as an expanded data centre network, more submarine cables and a number of major customers around the region.

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Politics

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Hong Kong tycoon, former deputy leader jailed for corruption

Hong Kong property tycoon Thomas Kwok and former deputy leader Rafael Hui are sentenced to jail after being convicted of corruption.

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Sport

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Watson to be examined for concussion before Boxing Day Test

Australian medical staff will examine Shane Watson today before he is passed fit for the Boxing Day Test.

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Science and Technology

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North Korea threatens 'grave consequences' for US

North Korea says accusations it was involved in a cyberattack on Sony Pictures are "groundless slander" and threatens "serious consequences" for the US.

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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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