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IS militants demand $200m ransom for Japanese captives

Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe says a threat by Islamic State militants to kill two hostages unless a $200 million ransom is paid is "unforgivable".

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The Drum

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Abbott damned if he does, damned if he doesn't

After much Labor and social media taunting, and having been conspicuous in his absence from Campbell Newman's campaign launch last Sunday, Tony Abbott confirmed he'll steer clear of the Queensland election.

But far from ducking a fight, it's likely the decision came at the behest of the state LNP.

Which is a shame, because instead of harming Newman's re-election prospects, the odds are Abbott's presence could have made them that much better.

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Dope test may cost Brazil swim team three world title golds

A failed dope test by Brazilian swimmer Joao Gomes could cost his country's short-course team three world title gold medals.

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World

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Uproar over Argentine prosecutor's death as president pledges investigation

Argentina's president Cristina Kirchner vows to support a full investigation into the sudden death of controversial prosecutor Alberto Nisman, who accused her of obstructing a probe into the 1994 bombing of a Jewish charity centre.

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Business

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Chinese economic growth near expectations, but at 24-year low

China's 7.4 per cent economic growth for 2014 was its worst calendar year performance since 1990, but broadly matched economist forecasts.

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Politics

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Obama to focus on middle class in State of the Union address

Barack Obama will use today's State of the Union speech to challenge Republicans to back his tax-raising ideas for helping middle-class Americans.

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Sport

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Australian Open: Hewitt wins tough first-round clash

Lleyton Hewitt beats Ze Zhang to progress, joining Samantha Stosur and Casey Dellacqua in the second round.

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Science and Technology

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Cosmic radio bursts witnessed live by Australian scientists for first time

Australian scientists see the "exciting" bright flashes of radio waves caused by a cosmic radio burst "billions of light years away".

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Environment

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China wants to exploit Antarctic mineral resources, researcher says

New evidence emerges of China's interest in exploiting Antarctica's minerals despite an international agreement preventing it.

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