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Nauru managers unable to answer key Senate inquiry questions

Senior managers of the Nauru detention facility are unable to answer key questions at the Senate inquiry into abuse allegations at the centre.

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The Drum

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Budget bounce? 'Meh' says our polling

The electorate is a tough crowd when it comes to federal budgets. No matter how many hand-outs and tax cuts and new programs, the response is usually a resounding 'meh'.

And while the consensus on this year's budget is that it was certainly "better than last year's" - our polling shows there wasn't a bounce.

Still, delivering a standard "meh" rather than a horror budget could be the reset the Government needs to turn its fortunes around.

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Just In

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Oil refinery planned for Gladstone

Plans are being drawn up to build Australia's first new oil refinery in 50 years in central Queensland.

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World

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Trade union threatens to abandon UK Labour

Britain's largest trade union threatens to sever links with the opposition Labour Party if the party's next leader tries to move it too far to the centre ground of British politics.

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Business

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BHP Billiton boss slams 'ridiculous' iron ore inquiry idea

BHP Billiton's chief executive Andrew Mackenzie labels the idea of a parliamentary inquiry into iron ore prices as "a ridiculous waste of taxpayers' money".

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Politics

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Trade union threatens to abandon UK Labour

Britain's largest trade union threatens to sever links with the opposition Labour Party if the party's next leader tries to move it too far to the centre ground of British politics.

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Sport

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Maroons' Cherry-Evans in doubt for Origin opener, Blues omit Lewis

Queensland utility Daly Cherry-Evans is in doubt for the State of Origin opener, while the Blues have overlooked veteran Luke Lewis for their squad.

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Science and Technology

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Why do men exist? Scientific study offers an explanation

A team of British scientists find that most species developed different sexes to improve health in populations, boost genetic diversity and help protect against extinction.

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Environment

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Renewable energy sector welcomes bipartisan RET deal

The renewable energy sector welcomes a bipartisan deal over the Renewable Energy Target, saying it clears the way for billions of dollars of investment in energy from sources like the wind and the Sun.

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