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Live: 2015 AFL grand final, Hawthorn v West Coast Eagles
The Hawks have a big 31-point lead over the Eagles at half-time in the AFL grand final at the MCG. Follow Grandstand's live coverage.
 
Parramatta gunman identified as Farad Jabar Khalil Mohammad
The 15-year-old who fatally shot a New South Wales police accountant is Farad Jabar Khalil Mohammad, the ABC understands.
 
Shooting victim Curtis Cheng remembered as 'gentle man'
The New South Wales police civilian employee shot dead by a radicalised youth yesterday was a "gentle man", Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione says.
 
'It's my son's birthday': Hero victim pleaded with Oregon shooter
An army veteran is hailed as a hero for charging the gunman during a mass shooting at a college in Oregon before being shot himself despite pleading that it was his son's birthday.
 
NATO says US air strike 'may have' hit hospital in Kunduz, killing three
NATO says a US air strike "may have" hit a hospital run by the medical charity Doctors Without Borders in the embattled Afghan city of Kunduz, killing three staff.
 
Russia strikes Syria for third day as West warns of escalation
Russia carries out a third day of air strikes in Syria and says it hit Islamic State's "capital", as president Vladimir Putin faces mounting international criticism over his military campaign.
 
Veteran skydivers vow to return to the skies after light plane crash
Two skydiving veterans who walked away from yesterday's light plane crash landing at Victoria Park say the experience has not put them off the sport they love.
 
Man charged with murder after pedestrian dies in Deer Park incident
A 48-year-old Melton man is charged with murder over the death of a pedestrian who is believed to have been run over by a four-wheel drive in Melbourne's west.
 
Guatemala mudslide leaves 30 dead, 600 missing
At least 30 people have died and about 600 are missing after a mudslide in Guatemala buried homes in a town on the edge of the capital, authorities say.
 
NT Labor disendorses former leader Delia Lawrie
Northern Territory Labor disendorses former leader Delia Lawrie amid concerns her "ongoing legal matters" would be a "serious distraction" to the party's push for election, the party's branch president says.
 
Anti-abortion activist Troy Newman deported back to US
Troy Newman, an anti-abortion activist who had planned to speak at a number of Right To Life Australia events over the next fortnight, is deported back to the US after losing his High Court bid to stay in Australia.
 
Indonesia fires could become worst on record: NASA
The forest fires blanketing Malaysia, Singapore and large parts of Indonesia in choking haze are on track to become among the worst on record, NASA warns.
 
American daredevil Johnny Strange dies in wingsuit jump
American daredevil Johnny Strange dies in the Swiss Alps while attempting a wingsuit jump, the latest casualty in what is regarded as one the most dangerous extreme sports.
 
Analysis and Opinion: The Drum
By Julia Baird Our abortion debates are civil - let's keep it that way
By Julia Baird
By Amanda Salisbury Health will suffer and businesses will close unless we #FixBushInternet
By Amanda Salisbury
By Monica Attard Were we right to deny Chris Brown and Troy Newman visas?
By Monica Attard
By Mike Steketee If we want to be on the Human Rights Council, we must lift our game
By Mike Steketee
 
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Robotic soccer, medieval jousting takes centre stage at Croatian embassy
October 3, 2015 - 3:41 pm
Sydney shooting a 'tragic but timely reminder' for officers
October 3, 2015 - 3:27 pm
Deaths of two more Tasmanian devils prompts plea to motorists
October 3, 2015 - 3:17 pm
 
World
• Nauru lifts curfews for asylum seekers
• US job growth stumbles, raising doubts on economy
• Oregon gunman fascinated by Virginia shooting
 
Business
• Shell CEO says carbon price needed to tackle climate change
• 'We no longer trust them': AMP China Growth Fund investors revolt
• US job growth stumbles, raising doubts on economy
 
Politics
• Kurdish guerilla movement PKK recruits men, women to fight against Turkey
• Russia strikes Syria for third day as West warns of escalation
• Tourism Minister calls for changes to penalty rates
 
Sport
• Live: 2015 AFL grand final, Hawthorn v West Coast Eagles
• Brownlow win a 'huge weight' lifted for Fyfe
• 'I doubted myself in the preseason,' says Milford
 
Science and Tech
• Call for immediate action to prevent shark attacks off far north NSW coast
• Queen Nefertiti may lie concealed in Tutankhamun's tomb: archaeologist
• 'Thunderbirds are go' for NBN satellite but heavy users may pay more
 
Environment
• Tourism, coal shipping turning Vietnam's Ha Long Bay into an 'ecological disaster'
• Australian deserts only 1.5 million years young, study shows
• Texas county sues Volkswagen over diesel-emissions scandal
 

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NSW Police employee one of two dead in Parramatta HQ shooting
A civilian NSW Police employee is "callously murdered" and his killer shot dead as officers return fire outside police headquarters at Parramatta in Sydney's west.
 
Australian basketballers escape Oregon shooting by 'five minutes'
Two young Australians studying at the community college in Oregon where a gunman shot dead nine people were just minutes away from being in the line of fire.
 
Simpson wants Eagles to match benchmark Hawks in grand final
West Coast coach Adam Simpson says Hawthorn was always likely to be the toughest obstacle for any team in the race for the 2015 premiership.
 
British teen jailed for inciting terrorist attack on Melbourne Anzac Day parade
A 15-year-old boy who pleaded guilty to inciting a suicide attack on police officers at this year's Anzac Day parade in Melbourne will serve at least five years in jail.
 
Melbourne man demands Government overturn passport cancellation
A Melbourne man accused of planning to fight in Syria seeks to have his passport cancellation overturned, saying he is the victim of overreach by the Federal Government.
 
Russia hits back at suggestions Syria motives 'not trustworthy'
Russia's Australian embassy releases a statement rejecting accusations by the West that the Kremlin's military actions in Syria have pinpointed targets other than Islamic State and their motives "not trustworthy".
 
Blatter refuses to step down as FIFA boss despite demands from major sponsors
FIFA president Sepp Blatter will not resign following demands from top sponsors Coca-Cola and McDonald's for him to step down immediately.
 
Vatican denies Pope supports US clerk embroiled in gay marriage row
The Vatican denies Pope Francis's meeting with US county clerk Kim Davis signifies support for her refusal to issue marriage licences to same-sex couples in the name of her faith.
 
Tourism Minister calls for changes to penalty rates
Newly promoted federal Tourism Minister Richard Colbeck calls for changes to penalty rates, saying he is concerned about their impact on the sector.
 
Indonesia fires could become worst on record: NASA
The forest fires blanketing Malaysia, Singapore and large parts of Indonesia in choking haze are on track to become among the worst on record, NASA warns.
 
American daredevil Johnny Strange dies in wingsuit jump
American daredevil Johnny Strange dies in the Swiss Alps while attempting a wingsuit jump, the latest casualty in what is regarded as one the most dangerous extreme sports.
 
Colombia confirms death of drug kingpin 'Megateo'
One of Colombia's most wanted drug traffickers dies in a military operation in northern jungles close to the Venezuelan border.
 
Anti-abortion activist Troy Newman loses court bid to stay in Australia
Anti-abortion activist Troy Newman loses his High Court bid to stay in Australia and could be deported as early as this weekend.
 
Analysis and Opinion: The Drum
By Julia Baird Our abortion debates are civil - let's keep it that way
By Julia Baird
By Amanda Salisbury Health will suffer and businesses will close unless we #FixBushInternet
By Amanda Salisbury
By Monica Attard Were we right to deny Chris Brown and Troy Newman visas?
By Monica Attard
By Mike Steketee If we want to be on the Human Rights Council, we must lift our game
By Mike Steketee
 
Just In
New Zealand sloppy at times in 43-10 win over Georgia
October 3, 2015 - 7:03 am
Blatter refuses to step down as FIFA boss despite demands from major sponsors
October 3, 2015 - 6:36 am
'I doubted myself in the preseason,' says Milford
October 3, 2015 - 6:19 am
 
World
• Indonesian plane carrying 10 loses contact in Sulawesi: officials
• India unveils climate target with pledge to cut carbon emissions 'intensity'
• Indonesia cracks down on dog meat over rabies fears
 
Business
• Shell CEO says carbon price needed to tackle climate change
• 'We no longer trust them': AMP China Growth Fund investors revolt
• Chinese ownership of Australian debt higher than thought
 
Politics
• Tourism Minister calls for changes to penalty rates
• Hungary calls on Australia to take some of Europe's asylum seekers
• Bangladesh says Cricket Australia's decision to postpone tour 'misinformed'
 
Sport
• Simpson wants Eagles to match benchmark Hawks in grand final
• As it happened: AFL grand final parade draws crowd in Melbourne
• 'I doubted myself in the preseason,' says Milford
 
Science and Tech
• Call for immediate action to prevent shark attacks off far north NSW coast
• Queen Nefertiti may lie concealed in Tutankhamun's tomb: archaeologist
• 'Thunderbirds are go' for NBN satellite but heavy users may pay more
 
Environment
• Tourism, coal shipping turning Vietnam's Ha Long Bay into an 'ecological disaster'
• Australian deserts only 1.5 million years young, study shows
• Texas county sues Volkswagen over diesel-emissions scandal
 

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