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AFP says more Australians could face death penalty over drugs

Australian Federal Police says it is possible future investigations could result in more Australians facing the death penalty overseas as Commissioner Andrew Colvin explains the agency's role in the Bali Nine arrests.

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Document reveals tax multinationals should pay

Last week, tax commissioner Chris Jordan handed the Senate committee delving into corporate tax evasion a blueprint on exactly how to calculate the amounts multinationals should provide the government each year on their Australian operations.

The 13 page document, seen by the ABC, is likely to prove many of our biggest companies pay nowhere near the level of tax they claim.

While it may end up saving Joe Hockey's budget bacon, the political fallout has major implications for the Coalition and the business community.

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Boyd to return for Broncos in time for Origin selection

Brisbane half-back Ben Hunt has backed team-mate Darius Boyd to retain his Queensland Origin spot as he nears his NRL comeback.

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World

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Mayweather says he has lost his love for boxing

After 19 years as a professional boxer, perhaps it is no wonder Mayweather says he no longer feels the same about the sport.

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Business

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Westpac shares slammed after flat first-half profit of $3.6b

Westpac shares fall as much as 4.9 per cent in early trade, as first-half net profit comes in flat at $3.6 billion.

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Politics

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National DVO scheme may not be completed until end of 2016: Cash

A new scheme to recognise domestic violence orders across state borders may not be fully in place until the end of next year, Federal Minister Michaelia Cash says.

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Sport

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Bird faces up to eight-week ban for dangerous throw

Greg Bird's miserable year is continuing with the Australian representative facing up to an eight-week ban for a lifting tackle on Jason Nightingale in the Kangaroos' loss to New Zealand.

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Science and Technology

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SurveyMonkey chief executive dies aged 47

SurveyMonkey chief executive Dave Goldberg, husband of Facebook chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg, dies aged 47, his brother writes in a Facebook post.

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Environment

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Fact check: Banning dumping of dredge spoil on the Great Barrier Reef

A recent move by the Federal Government to ban the disposal of dredge spoil near the Great Barrier Reef has been met with scepticism by environmental campaigners.

Greens Senator Larissa Waters says the Government's plan to ban dumping within the reef's marine park doesn't include the 1 per cent of the world heritage area where 80 per cent of dredge spoil has been dumped in recent years.

ABC Fact Check investigates.

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