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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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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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Windies collapse gives Australia first Test win in Dominica

Australia retains the Frank Worrell Trophy, winning the first Test against the West Indies by nine wickets on day three in Dominica.

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World

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Boston marathon bomber's friends jailed for obstructing FBI

Two of Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's friends are sentenced to jail for impeding the FBI investigation into one of the deadliest attacks on US soil, killing three and injuring 264 people.

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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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Greece will not accept 'absurd' agreement, PM says

Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras says he will not accept an agreement with lenders that did not include the promise of debt relief that has been his government's long-standing demand.

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Sport

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Windies collapse gives Australia first Test win in Dominica

Australia retains the Frank Worrell Trophy, winning the first Test against the West Indies by nine wickets on day three in Dominica.

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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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