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Mother in 'disbelief' after father kills 11yo son on cricket oval

The mother of an 11-year-old boy killed by his father at a cricket ground in Victoria has spoken of her shock, and revealed her estranged partner had a history of mental illness and was the subject of an apprehended violence order (AVO).

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Protectionism no cure for our woes

Despite the economic storm clouds gathering, the government must not resort to corporate welfare policies that fail workers.

The demise of automotive manufacturing wasn't because of a lack of government assistance, but more to do with the high cost of making cars in Australia.

Moving forward, it would be a better plan to reduce red tape, cut company tax rates and improve flexibility in the workforce than try to hold off market forces with taxpayers' money.

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Just In

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Canberra meerkats put paws to paint to raise funds

Meerkats are putting paws to paint at Canberra's National Zoo and Aquarium, to help their friends in other parts of the animal kingdom.

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World

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Washington puts moratorium on executions, death penalty remains legal

The governor of the US state of Washington has put a moratorium on executions despite the fact the death penalty remains legal there.

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Business

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Unemployment jumps to 6 per cent for first time in a decade

Australia's unemployment rate has jumped to 6 per cent for the first time in more than a decade.

The Bureau of Statistics estimates that 3,700 jobs were lost in January, pushing the unemployment rate from 5.8 up to 6 per cent.

That jobless rate of 6 per cent tops the figure reached during the height of the global financial crisis, when unemployment reached 5.9 per cent in June 2009.

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Politics

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RAAF watched as China flexed military muscle north of Australia

The RAAF monitored an unannounced Chinese military exercise in waters north of Australia, it has emerged.

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Sport

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Torah Bright wins silver in women's halfpipe

Torah Bright won Australia's first medal of the Sochi Olympics, taking silver in the women's snowboard halfpipe.

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Science and Technology

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'Inadvertent errors' force nutritionists to correct controversial sugar paper

Two leading nutritionists have quietly made major corrections to a controversial research paper claiming Australians are drinking less soft drinks now than 20 years ago.

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Environment

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WA coral reef decimated by marine heatwave: study

Ancient coral off Western Australia's Pilbara coast has been decimated and bleached by marine heatwaves, scientists say.

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