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Legal appeals could delay Bali Nine executions for months

Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran's execution could be months away with Indonesia's attorney-general saying he will wait for all condemned inmates to have their appeals heard before they face a firing squad.

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The Age of Clive is nearing its end - thankfully

And then there was one. In the Senate at least, after Glenn Lazarus announced he was leaving the Palmer United Party.

While PUP promised voters an alternative to the major parties and a commonsense approach to policies, in truth it was nothing more than a hollow sales pitch of a white-shoed wannabe.

For the good of the nation, let's hope the departure of Lazarus brings an ignominious close to the Age of Clive in Australian politics.

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Farming family capitalising on growing demand for organic grain

South Australian farmers Justin and Rita Porker speak about life on the land in the Mallee and the growing demand for organic grain.

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World

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Firefighters battle blaze at London's Battersea Arts Centre

Firefighters work to control a large blaze at the Battersea Arts Centre, a popular heritage-listed theatre and performance space in south London.

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Business

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TPG's $1.4b iiNet takeover raises consumer concerns

Consumer groups and politicians are expressing concerns with TPG's $1.4 billion takeover of iiNet, which will create Australia's second-largest broadband provider.

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Politics

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Funding cuts 'possibly an oversight', NT Indigenous group says

A youth service tackling petrol sniffing in Indigenous communities says it hopes federal funding will not be cut from frontline services as councils in Central Australia take stock of jobs and services likely to go under the new funding allocations.

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Australia - Scotland game threatened by rain

Australia could finish third in Pool A if forecast rain causes the game with Scotland in Hobart to be rained out.

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Science and Technology

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Authorities warn against last-minute visitors for eclipse

The Norwegian Arctic islands of Svalbard discourage last-minute visitors for a rare solar eclipse next week, warning that hotels are full, it will be freezing cold and polar bears are on the prowl.

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Environment

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More than 1,400 new species of marine creatures added to world register

There's plenty more fish - and other marine creatures - in the sea, according to a new world register which has added 1,400 new species to its list.

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