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Boy found unharmed at site of double murder

A 36-year-old man is charged with a double murder after the bodies of a man and a woman were found inside their Gold Coast home, where a boy believed to be their son was found unharmed.

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The Drum

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Triggs and human rights: attacking her is wrong

While we can debate the particulars of Gillian Triggs' recommendations on convicted killer John Basikbasik, it's wrong for Scott Morrison to criticise her principles.

The president of the Australian Human Rights Commission was within her right to recommend he be released from detention and given compensation.

We can only hope that Morrison's criticism that Triggs seems to be "always arguing for a fair go for those who have forfeited that right by their own behaviour" is part of a move to undermine the AHRC, and not a genuine reflection of underlying political beliefs.

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Just In

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Australian Open: Nadal survives illness to battle into third round

Rafael Nadal battled nausea and dizziness to overcome American Tim Smyczek in five sets at the Australian Open.

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World

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Monk who called UN envoy a whore 'could hurt Buddhism'

A Myanmar Buddhist monk who called a UN human rights envoy a "whore" has violated his monastic code and could damage his religion, another prominent monk says, but he is unlikely to face censure.

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Business

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BHP Billiton cuts oil rigs in the US

The world's biggest diversified resources company is cutting the number of drilling rigs in operation in the United States because of the falling price of oil.

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Politics

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Data retention plan will help stop corruption, ICAC says

The Independent Commission Against Corruption says proposed new data retention laws could help crack down on corruption as well as crime, but an expert in public law has raised concerns about the lack of detail in the legislation.

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Sport

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Australian Open: Nadal survives illness to battle into third round

Rafael Nadal battled nausea and dizziness to overcome American Tim Smyczek in five sets at the Australian Open.

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Science and Technology

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Data retention plan will help stop corruption, ICAC says

The Independent Commission Against Corruption says proposed new data retention laws could help crack down on corruption as well as crime, but an expert in public law has raised concerns about the lack of detail in the legislation.

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Environment

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Live Earth climate concert to rock Sydney

Singer-songwriter Pharrell Williams says there will be "interesting surprises" in a global Live Earth music event to be held across seven continents, including Australia.

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