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Australian stuck in Iraqi refugee camp pleads for help
An Australian journalist trapped in a refugee camp under threat from the Islamic State is pleading with the Australian Government to issue him travel documents so he can escape, saying the slow process likely stems from his alleged links to a militant Kurdish group.
 
Emission reduction targets not enough: Climate Change Authority
The Climate Change Authority describes the Government's emission reduction targets as "substantially weaker" than its recommendations and believes Australia will "slip further behind the efforts being made by comparable countries".
 
What was Australia's role in the Victory in the Pacific?
On the 70th anniversary of the Victory in the Pacific, take a look at Australia's role in the battles that ended World War II and the celebrations that followed.
 
Maldives debris not from missing flight MH370: Malaysia
Malaysia says a team inspecting debris found in the Maldives have found nothing from missing flight MH370, as Reunion island officials announce they will end their search on Monday.
 
Missing Brisbane teenager Tiffany Taylor 'pregnant'
Teenage murder victim Tiffany Taylor was 20 weeks pregnant and allegedly met her killer on a dating website, according to her family and Queensland police.
 
More than 6,000 displaced by Tianjin blasts
The shell-shocked residents of Tianjin are picking up the pieces after massive twin explosions kill 56 and force 6,300 people into temporary shelters.
 
Claims asylum seekers at Nauru were water-boarded 'unsubstantiated': Dutton
A spokesman for Immigration Minister Peter Dutton says claims by an Australian guard that asylum seekers at Nauru detention centre were water-boarded are "unsubstantiated" and the firm at the centre of the allegation strenuously denies the assertion.
 
John Kerry raises flag at US embassy in Cuba on historic trip
US secretary of state John Kerry calls for "genuine democracy" in Cuba as the American flag was raised over a US embassy in Havana for the first time in 54 years.
 
Court backs ISPs in Dallas Buyers Club downloads row
The Federal Court refuses an application from the makers of the movie Dallas Buyers Club which would have forced internet service providers to hand over the details of customers who illegally downloaded the film.
 
Backbencher says referendum would show Coalition wants gay-marriage to fail
Government backbencher Ewen Jones says holding a constitutional referendum would be a sign the Coalition is "actively trying to block" same-sex marriage and wants it to "fail".
 
Detained schoolgirl's lawyer reports being denied access to client
The lawyer for a Brisbane schoolgirl detained by the Immigration Department says he has been denied access to his client.
 
'SciBabe' reveals how her medical experience led to debunking science myths
Yvette d'Entremont — chemist, blogger, and better known on the internet as "SciBabe" — reveals how her medical history inspired her to debunk myths masquerading as science.
 
Two young Tasmanian brothers each catch world-record-sized tuna
Two young Tasmanian boys believe they have broken world records for the biggest southern bluefin tuna caught by junior fishers.
 
Analysis and Opinion: The Drum
By ABC's Barrie Cassidy The Coalition is losing its advantage across the board
By ABC's Barrie Cassidy
By Stephen Koukoulas The young and the voteless: how a plebiscite could hurt Abbott in the polls
By Stephen Koukoulas
By Tim Dunlop It's the end of politics as we know it, and I feel fine
By Tim Dunlop
By Jackie Randles Scientists should take a leaf out of wellness bloggers' books
By Jackie Randles
 
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Business
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Politics
Pakistanis affected by child sex abuse scandal tell of pain
John Kerry raises flag at US embassy in Cuba on historic trip
Japan's PM apologetic over WWII, but says next generation not obliged
 
Sport
Warner named Australian Test vice-captain
Depleted Swans hold on to beat determined Pies by 11
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Science and Tech
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Environment
Emission reduction targets not enough: Climate Change Authority
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