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Former Knox headmaster admits he failed to protect survivors

On the final day of evidence, the former headmaster of prestigious Sydney boys' school Knox Grammar tells a royal commission he failed to protect the welfare of abuse survivors.

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The Drum

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Will this tale of two Tonys have a different ending?

Tony Abbott of a few weeks ago was stubbornly clinging to unpopular budget measures, was hesitant and awkward, and was under siege on the leadership.

Tony Abbott of this week is supercharged by a dramatically improved poll, ready to ditch the co-payment and give a pay rise to soldiers, and is positively ebullient in the Parliament.

And some - not many but some - have started mumbling that maybe, just maybe, he will survive all the way through to the next election after all.

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Just In

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Independent senator Xenophon pushes for new ABC charter

The ABC's charter should be re-written to ensure television program content is not centralised in Sydney, independent senator Nick Xenophon says.

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World

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South Korea police seek attempted murder warrant against attacker of US ambassador

South Korean police request a court-issued detention warrant for an assailant who slashed the US ambassador to Seoul in the face, with the charges to include attempted murder.

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Business

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Bribery allegations against top executives aired under parliamentary privilege

Allegations of foreign bribery involving some of Australia's biggest corporations and executives look set to be the subject of a Senate inquiry after a Labor senator uses parliamentary privilege to name names.

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Politics

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British PM 'running scared' over televised election debate

Two months out from a general election, the British prime minister is being accused of running scared for refusing to take part in a television debate with his main rival.

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Sport

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Hunt denies having a drug problem

Karmichael Hunt admits to not having a "perfect past" but maintains he does not have a drug problem.

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Science and Technology

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Urine could be used to power lights at refugee camps

Researchers in the UK are looking at using the power of pee to light refugee camps in disaster areas. The cheap and abundant fuel source could mean power to formerly inaccessible areas, and more security for women.

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Environment

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Queensland Minister defends response to banana plant biosecurity threat

Queensland's Agriculture Minister denies claims that authorities were slow to quarantine a banana farm at the centre of a major biosecurity threat.

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