| | | | Police investigating a hit-and-run in which a police officer was knocked to the ground shoot dead a 24-year-old man at a motel in Adelaide's inner south-east. |
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| | The Wallabies get it done, beating the All Blacks 23-18 for their first win over their rivals since August 2015. |
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| | US President Donald Trump says he plans to allow the opening of long-secret files on the November 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy, subject to the receipt of further information. |
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| | Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy says he will curb the powers of the Parliament of Catalonia, sack its government and call an election within six months in a bid to thwart a drive by the autonomous region to breakaway from Spain. |
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| | Police divers will continue the search for four men whose fishing trawler sank off the central Queensland coast after the bodies of two fishermen were retrieved yesterday. |
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| | When police raided a a gay nightspot in the back blocks of Lagos, the lives of 40 men and boys, some as young as 13, changed forever. |
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| | The Red Cross warns that the growing stigma attached to the plague in Madagascar could undermine efforts to contain the outbreak, which has caused the deaths of close to 100 people. |
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| | With warnings the vocational training sector is on the brink of collapse, experts are calling on the Federal Government to start reinvesting in TAFE as a key anchor institution of communities and regions. |
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| | Across the River Derwent from Hobart, the Bedlam Walls walk gives visitors great views of kunanyi/Mount Wellington and an insight into Tasmania's Aboriginal heritage. |
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| | The centrist ANO movement led by populist billionaire Andrej Babis decisively wins the Czech Republic's parliamentary election in a vote that shifts the country to the right and paves the way for the eurosceptic to lead the country. |
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| | New Zealand's new government will take office next week, and we can expect to see slashed immigration and a referendum on legalising marijuana. |
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| | Three racing greyhounds in Darwin die from a rare flesh-eating disease, temporarily shutting down the local greyhound racing industry. |
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| | The White House rushes to defend Donald Trump's chief of staff over a spat with a Democratic congresswoman, with press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders calling her an "empty barrel" making noise. |
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| | It's honours even in a thrilling Sydney Derby after Melbourne City maintained their 100 per cent record with a win over the Phoenix. |
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| | The death toll in Somalia's deadliest attack rises to 358, as the President is set to announce a "state of war" against the al-Shabab extremist group blamed for the bombing. |
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| | A bride vents her frustrations after an anti-same-sex marriage rally is held out the front of Sydney's St Mary's Cathedral during her wedding ceremony, saying she had "no idea" the protest would clash with her nuptials. |
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| | It's a happy day for the bookies as Boom Time beats the main fancies to give David Hayes his third Caulfield Cup winner. |
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| | Warm English smiles, cold Australian shoulders, and a sodden Brisbane landscape are the three factors the day before the Women's Ashes begins at Allan Border Field on Sunday. |
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