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Teenage girl stabbed to death in Melbourne park

A 17-year-old girl is stabbed to death while walking in a park not far from her home in Doncaster in Melbourne's east. Police say the attack appears to be random and are looking for a 20-year-old suspect.

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Is Abbott's jobs target now out of reach?

When Tony Abbott pledged to create a million jobs in the first five years in office he wasn't exactly setting himself a task. But weak growth has since turned that minor target into a major task.

To achieve it requires what would have once been a fairly average level of employment growth, but which we now haven't experienced for three years.

And if we don't make it, we can also expect the unemployment rate to stay above 6 per cent from now till the end of 2018.

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Boy killed by car driven by his mother 'a brother to everyone'

A five-year-old killed after being hit by a car driven by his mother near Mildura in Victoria's north-west was like "a brother to everyone", his school principal says.

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World

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China property slide accelerates, consumer confidence falls

New home prices in China fall at the fastest pace on record in February, according to official statistics.

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Business

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Fortescue debt debacle highlights perilous position

Fortescue's failure to sell a $US2.5 billion debt refinancing to US investors is a worrying sign for the company.

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Politics

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Abbott defends 'modest' $11b cut to foreign aid program

Tony Abbott is forced to defend Government's $11 billion foreign aid cuts at a press conference with Vietnamese prime minister Nguyen Tan Dung.

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Sport

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Sri Lanka wins toss, bats against South Africa in quarter-final

Sri Lanka has won the toss and opted to bat in its World Cup quarter-final against South Africa at the SCG.

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Science and Technology

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Federal Government's own review panel calls for science funding

The Federal Government's own Research Infrastructure Review Panel felt the science research funding situation was so serious it had to step in, the ABC has learned.

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Environment

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Linc Energy allegedly covered up dangerous gas leaks

Mining company Linc Energy allegedly failed to report a series of dangerous gas leaks at its experimental Chinchilla coal gasification plant in Queensland and instead covered them up, according to court documents.

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