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Live: Newman sets Queensland poll date; state to vote on Jan 31

Queenslanders will head to the polls weeks earlier than expected, with Premier Campbell Newman calling a snap election for January 31.

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The Drum

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The Government can revive its 'freedom agenda'

The promise to repeal or reform Section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act may have been shelved, but it is not too late for the Government to revive its "freedom agenda".

In the first few months of the Abbott Government, Attorney-General Brandis asked the Australian Law Reform Commission to inquire into laws that encroach on what he described as "traditional rights and freedoms".

With the commission now calling for submissions, it's hard to imagine a more important inquiry for this Government to pursue.

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Just In

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January revealed as peak month for bicycle theft in Victoria

January is the peak season for bike theft in Victoria, with an analysis of the state's crime statistics over the past decade showing on average 100 more bikes are stolen in January compared to June.

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World

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PNG PM continues legal challenge against tribunal

Lawyers for Papua New Guinea's prime minister Peter O'Neill will question the jurisdiction of a tribunal set up to investigate allegations of misconduct in office.

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Business

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Miners and energy stocks lead steep share market fall

The Australian share market is following overseas bourses lower after oil prices slumped again overnight.

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Politics

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PNG PM continues legal challenge against tribunal

Lawyers for Papua New Guinea's prime minister Peter O'Neill will question the jurisdiction of a tribunal set up to investigate allegations of misconduct in office.

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Sport

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Live blog: Australia v India Fourth Test, day one

Australia lost two wickets during the second session, but remain on top at tea on day one of the fourth Test against India.

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Science and Technology

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Leap second to make 2015 longer

The Paris Observatory announces a leap second will be added on June 30 when clocks will read 11:59:60pm for one second.

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Environment

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Calls for detailed climate plan as sea level rises threaten Torres Strait Islands

Rising seas around the Torres Strait Islands could leave part of the region uninhabitable within a few decades, a report warns, urging greater planning against climate change.

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