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Manhunt underway after deadly Denmark attacks

Police open fire at a Copenhagen train station close to where two earlier attacks left two people dead and five injured.

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The Drum

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Abbott v Hockey: when budget strategies collide

Joe Hockey's tenure as Treasurer seems intrinsically linked with that of Tony Abbott, but when it comes to the upcoming budget the pair don't seem to be singing from the same song sheet.

Hockey is persisting with tough policies, while the PM promised he "won't rescue the Commonwealth budget at the expense of the household budget".

Given this budget is now effectively a survival document for Abbott and by extension Hockey, it's just as well good government started Tuesday.

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Just In

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Tasmanian cyclists welcome road rule change to improve safety

Road rules are changed in an effort to improve safety for Tasmanian cyclists.

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World

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Manhunt underway after deadly Denmark attacks

Police open fire at a Copenhagen train station close to where two earlier attacks left two people dead and five injured.

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Business

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RBA's Stevens says rate cuts now less effective but still worthwhile

Reserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens admits rate cuts may be less effective at raising consumer demand than they used to be, but argues even a small boost is worthwhile.

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Politics

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PM flags crackdown on border security ahead of Sydney siege review

Prime Minister Tony Abbott signals a crackdown on border controls to combat terror threats, warning Australia will not let "bad people play us for mugs".

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Sport

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Miller and Duminy smash Zimbabwe in South African recovery

Centurions David Miller and JP Duminy led South Africa's recovery as the Proteas smashed 4 for 339 against Zimbabwe.

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Science and Technology

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European space plane splashes down on schedule

Europe's prototype space plane splashes down in the Pacific on schedule after a 100-minute flight to test key re-entry technologies, the European Space Agency says.

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Environment

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Crown of thorns starfish thrive in warmer sea: study

One of the biggest natural threats to the Great Barrier Reef will find it easier to survive if sea temperatures rise, researchers say.

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