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Fears housing 'won't stand a chance' as NT readies for Nathan

There are concerns Indigenous community housing in parts of Arnhem Land will be washed into the sea when Cyclone Nathan makes landfall this morning as a category two storm with wind gusts of more than 150kph.

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The myth of two Malcolm Frasers

Contrary to popular opinion, Malcolm Fraser's politics never changed - he was a lefty on social issues and staunchly right-wing on economic matters.

Such a combination should not be a relic of the past to be wistfully remembered, but a feature of today's politics.

The sadness of Fraser's death is magnified by his loss as a role model for modern Liberal progressives.

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Bishop to visit cyclone-devastated Vanuatu

Foreign Minister Julie Bishop flies to Vanuatu today to assess the damage from Tropical Cyclone Pam, after it tore through the Pacific archipelago.

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World

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Bishop to visit cyclone-devastated Vanuatu

Foreign Minister Julie Bishop flies to Vanuatu today to assess the damage from Tropical Cyclone Pam, after it tore through the Pacific archipelago.

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Business

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Stevens says RBA discussing rate cuts even though benefits are dubious

The Reserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens says the current level of interest rates is not the main thing holding the economy back, but there "might be" a benefit from lowering them further.

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Politics

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Visa claim refused because daughter has Down syndrome, says family

A Sri Lankan family who want to work in a Christian crisis centre in remote Australia say their daughter was refused a temporary visa because she has Down syndrome.

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Sport

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Man City cruises past 10-man West Brom, Arsenal win

Manchester City exploited a bizarre Gareth McAuley send-off to beat West Brom 3-0, while Arsenal beat Newcastle 2-1.

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Science and Technology

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Astronaut captures spectacular northern lights from ISS

While the rest of the world looked up to the night sky, NASA astronaut Terry Virts took a glimpse outside of the International Space Station to capture an out-of-this-world view of this week's cosmic display.

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Environment

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Ethiopia burns six tonnes of elephant ivory

Ethiopia burns a six-tonne pile of seized elephant ivory, the country's entire stock, vowing a "zero tolerance" policy towards poachers and traffickers.

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