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Taxpayers face multi-million-dollar bill for Palmer refinery clean-up
Taxpayers could be forced to stump up tens of millions of dollars to clean up the site of Clive Palmer's north Queensland refinery if the company cannot trade its way out of voluntary administration.
 
Toddler crushed by brick wall dies in hospital
A two-year-old boy crushed by a brick wall near Toowoomba in south-east Queensland dies in hospital.
 
Tennis Australia confirms trio of board resignations
Tennis Australia confirms the resignations of three members of its board, and says the departures are unrelated to recent revelations of match-fixing.
 
Petrol prices drop below $1 per litre
The price of unleaded petrol dips below $1 per litre at two petrol stations at Blacktown in Sydney's west, and there are also reports of fuel for under $1 in Adelaide.
 
Live: Warner, Finch both pass 50 in fourth ODI against India
Australia is looking to consolidate its series-winning victory over India as they face off in the fourth one-day international, at Manuka Oval. Follow our live blog.
 
'Like a death in the family': Buttrose laments Cleo closure
There is more to the world than social media and celebrities, and young women know it, says Cleo founding editor Ita Buttrose, describing the magazine's closure as "a bit like having a death in the family".
 
Student likely wore martial arts uniform while killing mother, court told
A young law student accused of murdering his mother searched on the internet how to stab someone, avoid police and commit suicide around the time of the woman's death, the Supreme Court hears.
 
'Bonking bales' back after arson attack
One of regional Victoria's most controversial pieces of artwork is rebuilt.
 
Sarah Palin endorses Trump for president
Key conservative and former Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin throws her support behind frontrunner Donald Trump for the party's presidential nomination.
 
NSW Liberals defying PM on preselection, Federal Coalition MPs say
Federal Coalition MPs say the New South Wales branch of the Liberal Party is defying the Prime Minister by continuing to plot against sitting members.
 
Chris Gayle whacks 'haters' in social media rant
Chris Gayle uses social media to tell "haters" to kiss his "black rass" as his controversial stint in the Big Bash League comes to an end.
 
Clooney joins 'white Oscars' criticism amid call for boycott
Oscar winner George Clooney joins those calling for changes in the movie industry and at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, whose members nominated no non-white actors for the 2016 Oscars for a second straight year.
 
Jakarta terror attack survivor tells of horror at Starbucks
Frank Faulner was discussing his holidays with a longtime friend at a Starbucks in the Indonesian capital when a suicide bomber sat down at the next table and detonated his explosives.
 
Analysis and Opinion: The Drum
By Greg Jericho Labor faces a tough fight on the economy given these job figures
By Greg Jericho
By Nicole Hemmer No Trump card: These days Sarah Palin is less a powerbroker than a punch line
By Nicole Hemmer
By Deirdre Fidge Sociabl: awkward celebrity encounters at a price
By Deirdre Fidge
By Terry Barnes The good news is that Cyclone Clive is abating
By Terry Barnes
 
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Explosions heard as gunmen storm Pakistani university
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World
Peru using vultures to monitor illegal rubbish dumping
Anti-Islam lobby hails Danish town's mandate on pork
Family mourns Jakarta attack victim Rais Karna, whose body lay in street for hours
 
Business
Business leaders most pessimistic in three years: PwC report
Consumer sentiment falls to lowest levels since Turnbull became PM
Taxpayers face multi-million-dollar bill for Palmer refinery clean-up
 
Politics
Anti-Islam lobby hails Danish town's mandate on pork
Taxpayers face multi-million-dollar bill for Palmer refinery clean-up
Sarah Palin endorses Trump for president
 
Sport
Live: Warner, Finch both pass 50 in fourth ODI against India
Williams, Sharapova ease into Aussie Open third round
Sayers named in Aussie Test squad to meet New Zealand
 
Science and Tech
Oceans warming at quickening rate, US study finds
Astronaut tweets photos of first flower grown in space
Government releases list of agencies applying to access metadata
 
Environment
Peru using vultures to monitor illegal rubbish dumping
Taxpayers face multi-million-dollar bill for Palmer refinery clean-up
Oceans warming at quickening rate, US study finds
 

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