| | | | The justices of the High Court are soon to deliver their rulings on the fates of the Citizenship Seven. Here's how things will play out. |
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| | Malcolm Turnbull's decision to walk away from the historic Uluru Statement from the Heart angers Indigenous leaders, with Cape York leader Noel Pearson labelling the PM's comments "egregious dog whistling". |
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| | Desley Lodwick thought she had it all — a loving husband, a successful business and world travel. That all changed at the click of a button. |
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| | According to the latest breakdown of Australia's $2.3 trillion superannuation pie, women who retired last year had an average $120,000 less in their super than men. It is time for superannuation to be fairer to women, argues Andrew Robertson. |
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| | Actress Ashley Judd details the "deal" she struck with Harvey Weinstein in order to escape his sexual advances, and the empowering encounter she had with the film producer many years later at a dinner party. |
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| | Brendan Greene was living with his parents, collecting unemployment cheques, while working on Playerunknown's Battlegrounds. It's now the biggest game on the planet. |
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| | For all the talk of collusion and how much they have in common, Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin haven't achieved much, writes Bobo Lo. |
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| | Two teenagers appear before the ACT Children's Court after a pair of international high school students were allegedly bashed at a Canberra bus station. |
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| | The fight between Australian and New Zealand manuka honey producers has ratcheted up a notch, with a new Australian industry association opposing the kiwi push to trademark the "liquid gold" product. |
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| | Storms have soaked Sydney and NSW overnight, with 35mm of rain dumped in a hectic half-hour in some areas and giant hail crashing down in Newcastle. |
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| | A number of storm cells move through south-east Queensland and the Darling Downs overnight, with some parts seeing golf ball-sized hail. |
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| | Donald Trump declares America's opioid crisis a nationwide public health emergency — a step that will expand access to medical services in rural areas but won't bring new dollars to fight an epidemic that kills nearly 100 Americans a day. |
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| | NSW Police will not press criminal charges following their two-year investigation into allegations of match fixing within the NRL, despite saying they uncovered evidence of illegal gambling, drug supply and money laundering. |
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| | "This is the last goodbye," one tearful mourner says amid hundreds of thousands of black-clad Thais gathering for the cremation of the revered King Bhumibol Adulyadej. "I really love and miss him. It is very difficult to describe." |
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| | Twitter bans advertisements from accounts owned by Russian media outlets Russia Today (RT) and Sputnik, citing allegations by US intelligence agencies that the two had tried to interfere with the 2016 presidential election. |
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| | Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont rules out holding a snap regional election to break the deadlock between Spain's central Government and separatists seeking independence, sharpening the nation's political crisis. |
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| | An explosion and fire at a fireworks factory in an area west of Indonesia's capital Jakarta kills 47 people, police say. |
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| | The Australian dollar's overnight plunge raises doubts about when the next interest rate rise will happen, and US corporate tax cuts may complicate the picture. |
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| | Reaching out to the world's most isolated country can be extremely difficult, so Australian diplomats usually rely on a monthly fax or letter to communicate with North Korea. |
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| | Spearheaded by Rachael Haynes' batting and Megan Schutt's bowling, Australia claims a big win in the second ODI at Coffs Harbour to move to a 4-0 lead over England in the women's Ashes. |
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| | Malcolm Turnbull refuses to submit to Labor demands for him to let go of his Employment Minister, Michaelia Cash, after a series of leaks led to one of her staffers alerting the media before police raids on union offices. |
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| | Mining magnate Sally Zou's decision to take out a full-page ad to buy, not sell, a home may seem like an unusual move, but it is bound to catch the eye of some powerful players in SA politics. |
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