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Singapore navy finds fuselage of crashed AirAsia jet

A Singaporean navy ship locates the main body of the AirAsia plane that crashed into the Java Sea late last month, raising hopes that bodies of most of the 162 victims will now be found.

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The Drum

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Moving towards a two-tiered health system

The Federal Government's stated concern about "6 minute medicine" is a sham.

Its changes to Medicare won't affect the rich. They will affect workers on low incomes and pensioners and health care card holders.

The real agenda is to reduce bulk billing and reduce visits to the GP, which is why we should be glad that the Senate has indicated its opposition.

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Just In

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Plane Planes: Maker's 'unexpected' foray into film

Dylan Parker never imagined his paper plane-making prowess would ever lead him into the film world with new Australian movie Paper Planes.

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World

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Al Qaeda claims responsibility for Charlie Hebdo massacre; bookstores threatened

Al Qaeda in Yemen claims responsibility for the Charlie Hebdo massacre as four Belgium bookstores recieve threatening letters warning them against selling the magazine.

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Business

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Citi lowers iron and coal forecasts, but costs also falling

New research from Citi shows that declining production costs are offsetting falling commodity prices, but with Brazil as the biggest beneficiary.

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Politics

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AMA urges PM to prevent rebate cut for short GP visits

The Australian Medical Association launches a last ditch bid to stop the Federal Government cutting the Medicare rebate for short GP visits.

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Sport

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Tomic impressive in win over Kohlschreiber in Sydney

Bernard Tomic's encouraging early-2015 form continued with a fine straight-sets win over Philipp Kohlschreiber in Sydney.

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Science and Technology

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Crew evacuates US section of space station after alarm raised

Astronauts evacuate the US section of the International Space Station after an alarm indicates an apparent leak from a cooling system.

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Environment

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Clean energy sector 'uninvestable' due to RET uncertainty: analyst

Uncertainty surrounding the renewable energy target has made the large-scale sector of the industry in Australia "uninvestable", a clean energy analyst says.

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