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Asylum policy offensive and illegal: Indonesian MP

A member of the Indonesian parliamentary foreign affairs commission has described the Federal Government's asylum seeker policy as "offensive" and "illegal".

The Coalition's policy, dubbed Operation Sovereign Borders, officially began yesterday.

It includes turning boats back to Indonesia, buying old boats from Indonesian fishermen and paying Indonesians to spy on people smuggling operations.

Indonesian MP Tantowi Yahya told Lateline the commission has "major concerns" the policy will interfere with his country's sovereignty.

Mr Yahya says the two countries need to work together or Australia risks damaging relations with Indonesia.

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Modern politics 101: adapt or perish

The notion of community is being reshaped by a revolution in communication. It's a process without a visible endpoint, and with almost limitless implications.

In the face of that sort of change, why should we assume that any institution or framework is impervious? If this has implications for media, why should it not also have implications for politics?

And so, in a world in which appeals to tradition and the loyalties of the last century have lost their effect, the Australian Labor Party may or may not have a place.

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PNG govt passes laws to take over former BHP Ok Tedi mine

The Papua New Guinea government has rammed legislation through parliament giving it complete ownership of the controversial Ok Tedi mine.

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World

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PNG govt passes laws to take over former BHP Ok Tedi mine

The Papua New Guinea government has rammed legislation through parliament giving it complete ownership of the controversial Ok Tedi mine.

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RBA talks down risk of a property bubble

Reserve Bank assistant governor Malcolm Edey cautions against "unrealistic alarm" amid warnings a property bubble is emerging.

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Politics

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SA Premier warns Christmas is Holden deadline

South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill says Holden will stop making cars in Australia from 2016 unless the Federal Government commits by Christmas to more taxpayer support.

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Sport

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Clarke tips Warner to silence critics

Australia captain Michael Clarke says he expects David Warner to bounce back from a troubled tour of England.

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Science and Technology

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Technical glitch gives Iranians temporary social media access

Iran has admitted a technical glitch allowed some Iranians temporary access to banned social networking websites Facebook and Twitter.

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Environment

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PNG landowners conned by companies cutting down forests: O'Neill

Papua New Guinea's prime minister Peter O'Neill says a controversial type of land lease has allowed foreign companies to con traditional landowners and chop down forests.

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