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IS recruiting 'professionals' to make chemical weapons: Bishop

Foreign Minister Julie Bishop warns the Islamic State (IS) terrorist group is recruiting "highly trained professionals" to make chemical weapons and has already used chlorine in an attack.

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The Drum

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The difficult reckoning of Alan Bond's legacy

If you'd paused the Alan Bond story on the morning of the America's Cup win, today's eulogies would be one long celebration of a hero for the ages. But there was a twist in the fairytale.

Bankruptcy, fraud and prison time recast him not as a conquering seafaring hero but as a common pirate.

These were the two sides to Bond that any eulogy must address: he was both a smaller man than his greatest moment suggested, and a bigger man than his smallest humbling would have us remember.

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Just In

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Perth fire station mothballed after cancer cluster

A Perth fire station will be permanently mothballed after a spate of cancer diagnoses in firefighters over a six-year period.

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World

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11 confirmed dead, scores rescued after quake hits Malaysia's Mt Kinabalu

The strong earthquake that jolted Malaysia's Mount Kinabalu killed 11 people and another eight are missing on South-East Asia's highest peak, a government official says.

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Business

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'End of an era': Alan Bond dies at 77 following heart surgery

Tycoon Alan Bond's family pays tribute to a "larger-than-life" figure after the America's Cup hero and convicted fraudster dies in a Perth hospital.

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Politics

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Refugee pleads for son to have injured arm treated 'anywhere but Nauru'

The mother of an 11-year-old boy with a severely broken arm on Nauru calls on the Federal Government to allow her son to leave the island to undergo surgery.

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Sport

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Judd stretchered off for Blues with potentially serious knee injury

Carlton suffers a huge blow with Brownlow medallist Chris Judd stretchered from the MCG in the first quarter against Adelaide with a knee injury.

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Science and Technology

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'Hellboy' dinosaur with exotic facial horns unearthed by scientists

Scientists remove a fossil of "one of the weirdest horned dinosaurs" from hard limestone along a Canadian riverbank, where it had been entombed for 68 million years.

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Environment

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Nationwide One Tree Per Child program takes root

The Federal Government throws its support behind a nationwide tree-planting initiative, pledging $300,000 to help plant 100,000 trees.

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