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Exhausted asylum seekers reach Austria on buses from Budapest
Thousands of asylum seekers have streamed into Austria after being bussed to the border by the Hungarian government, which gave up trying to hold them back after days of confrontation and chaos.
 
Abbott taking Syria air strike request 'very seriously indeed'
The Federal Government appears almost certain to next week authorise air strikes in Syria against the Islamic State terrorist group.
 
Depp 'killed and ate' dogs under orders of 'big-gutted Australian'
Johnny Depp jokes that he "killed and ate" his dogs under direct orders of a "sweaty, big-gutted man from Australia" when asked about Pistol and Boo at the Venice Film Festival.
 
Sam Ibrahim's lawyer says plan to deport bikie boss is 'stupid politics'
The lawyer representing Sydney bikie boss Sam Ibrahim describes a decision by the Federal Government to deport him as "stupid politics by another stupid politician".
 
Pensioners plead guilty over $21m diamond heist
Four men plead guilty to being part of a daring multi-million-dollar London raid that saw intruders use heavy cutting equipment to drill through a thick concrete wall to reach a vault.
 
NSW families go west in bid to escape Sydney house prices
The seemingly endless rise in Sydney's house prices is causing many people to consider a tree change to regional New South Wales.
 
Search for yacht after bodies wash up on beach north of Newcastle
Police carry out aerial and land searches to find a yacht believed to have been carrying two men whose bodies washed up on a beach north of Newcastle yesterday.
 
Hayne edges closer to 49ers spot as six more players cut
Jarryd Hayne's chances of a spot in San Francisco's 53-man squad improves as six more players are cut from the NFL team's roster ahead of Sunday's deadline.
 
Minor parties' preferences could prove 'crucial' in Canning by-election
Minor parties' preferences on how-to-vote cards could play a "crucial" role in who wins the Canning by-election, analyst says.
 
'Love has won': Kentucky clerk's office ends ban on same-sex marriage licences
Deputies of a county clerk in rural US issue marriage licences to four gay couples after she defied a federal judge's orders for months because of her Christian views.
 
Teen charged after car ditches into Kimberley irrigation channel
A 16-year-old Kununurra boy has been charged with drink-driving offences after ditching his older sister's car into an irrigation channel in Western Australia's far north, police say.
 
Analysis and Opinion: The Drum
By Matthew Dal Santo Fortress v share house: How genuine debate is lost in the migrant crisis
By Matthew Dal Santo
By Matthew Clayfield A lonely planet? Not since travel guides arrived
By Matthew Clayfield
By Samah Sabawi Denial of Palestinian rights is the real roadblock to peace
By Samah Sabawi
By Patrick Carvalho and Michael Potter Australia is not heading to a recession ... yet
By Patrick Carvalho and Michael Potter
 
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Cats give departing stars happy send-off by thumping Crows
September 5, 2015 - 3:44 pm
Former WA premier attacks 'ridiculous' Perth Freight Link plans
September 5, 2015 - 3:38 pm
Tasmanian Premier declares 'door's open' to refugees, offers 500 extra places
September 5, 2015 - 3:37 pm
 
World
• Frustration mounting at 'snail's pace' of UN climate talks
• Stocks end week lower after US jobs data leaves Fed move unclear
• World's shortest man dies aged 75
 
Business
• Rise in corporate insolvencies to put pressure on jobs: Westpac
• Stocks end week lower after US jobs data leaves Fed move unclear
• Fels to head investigation into 7-Eleven wage scandal
 
Politics
• Frustration mounting at 'snail's pace' of UN climate talks
• Depp 'killed and ate' dogs under orders of 'big-gutted Australian'
• Hillary Clinton says 'sorry' for confusion over email account
 
Sport
• Cats give departing stars happy send-off by thumping Crows
• Day fires again in Boston, Spieth struggles
• Nadal squanders two-set lead against Fognini, Serena recovers after slow start
 
Science and Tech
• First Dane arrives at International Space Station with custom-made Lego
• Melbourne school boosts grades with neuroscience
• British neurologist Oliver Sacks dies aged 82
 
Environment
• Frustration mounting at 'snail's pace' of UN climate talks
• How Rio is using the Olympics to become a better city
• Scientists call for radical overhaul of conservation strategy
 

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Top Stories
Asylum seekers march to border as Hungary crackdown crumbles
Hundreds of people break out of a Hungarian border camp while others set off on foot from Budapest to Austria, as authorities scramble to contain a humanitarian crisis that has brought Europe's asylum system to breaking point.
 
Peter Dutton orders deportation of bikie boss Sam Ibrahim
Immigration Minister Peter Dutton signs papers ordering the deportation of Sydney bikie boss Sam Ibrahim on the grounds he has failed the Government's character test.
 
Fathers still far from equal partners in parenting, report finds
Fathers are spending more quality time with their children, but there is still a long way to go before they are equal partners in parenting, a report from Save the Children finds.
 
Sydney homebuyers prepare for spring auction frenzy
The focus on Sydney's housing market is set to hit overdrive this weekend as the first spring auctions take place.
 
Canberra man crashes into police station in failed burnout attempt
A failed burnout attempt in Canberra's north leads a man straight into the hands of the police.
 
Hayne pleased with his 'most complete performance' for 49ers
Jarryd Hayne has made some spectacular plays in the NFL preseason as he seeks a roster spot with the San Francisco 49ers, but says his final hit-out against San Diego was his "most complete performance" in the red and gold.
 
Tasmania Police 'strongly suspect' body of Ben Plowright found
Police "strongly believe" a body found in the South Esk River in the town of Perth in northern Tasmania is that of 20-year-old Ben Plowright, who went missing in late May.
 
First Dane arrives at International Space Station with custom-made Lego
The first Dane in space arrives at the International Space Station as part of a three-man team, bringing with him a set of custom-made Lego figurines, the Russian space agency says.
 
Man dies after alleged police pursuit in Canberra
A male driver dies after an alleged police pursuit in Kambah in Canberra's south.
 
Analysis and Opinion: The Drum
By Matthew Dal Santo Fortress v share house: How genuine debate is lost in the migrant crisis
By Matthew Dal Santo
By Matthew Clayfield A lonely planet? Not since travel guides arrived
By Matthew Clayfield
By Samah Sabawi Denial of Palestinian rights is the real roadblock to peace
By Samah Sabawi
By Patrick Carvalho and Michael Potter Australia is not heading to a recession ... yet
By Patrick Carvalho and Michael Potter
 
Just In
Police find two teenagers who escaped from Queensland jail
September 5, 2015 - 7:10 am
Venus eases Serena's path, Cilic escapes upset
September 5, 2015 - 6:50 am
Hillary Clinton says 'sorry' for confusion over email account
September 5, 2015 - 6:47 am
 
World
• Hillary Clinton says 'sorry' for confusion over email account
• Foreign journalists detained on arrival in Papua New Guinea
• Mexican investigation into massacre of 43 missing students deeply flawed
 
Business
• Fels to head investigation into 7-Eleven wage scandal
• Share market closes higher despite dollar hitting six-year low
• Fitzgibbon denies Labor concerns over China free trade deal have damaged Australia's reputation
 
Politics
• Hillary Clinton says 'sorry' for confusion over email account
• Foreign journalists detained on arrival in Papua New Guinea
• Asylum seekers march to border as Hungary crackdown crumbles
 
Sport
• Venus eases Serena's path, Cilic escapes upset
• Richmond storms home to beat depleted Kangaroos
• Roosters flash premiership credentials by hammering Rabbitohs
 
Science and Tech
• First Dane arrives at International Space Station with custom-made Lego
• Melbourne school boosts grades with neuroscience
• British neurologist Oliver Sacks dies aged 82
 
Environment
• How Rio is using the Olympics to become a better city
• Scientists call for radical overhaul of conservation strategy
• World on track to surpass acceptable levels of warming
 

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