Syria's Assad must go, Kerry insists

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad should step down, says US Secretary of State John Kerry (pic). Source: AAP US Secretary of State John Kerry insists Syrian President Bashar al-Assad will have to step down as part of any political solution in...

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Two women charged over NSW bleach attack

TWO women have been charged over several incidents in Sydney's northwest, including the throwing of a bleach-based toilet cleaner at a four-year-old girl from a car. Police had been searching for the occupants of a small red car, believing they...

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Search continues for cruise pair off NSW

Police believe a man and woman went overboard from a Carnival Cruise Lines ship off the NSW coast. Source: AAP A SEARCH is continuing off the NSW coast for two people reported missing from a cruise ship when it docked in Sydney on Thursday....

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No movement in NT on schools funding

School Education Minister Peter Garrett has failed to reach a deal with the NT on school funding. Source: AAP FEDERAL School Education Minister Peter Garrett is leaving the Northern Territory without convincing the jurisdiction to sign on...

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Thousands rally against Malaysia election

A rally by Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim to protest the election result has been banned. Source: AAP THOUSANDS of Malaysians dressed in black have gathered to denounce elections they claim were stolen through fraud by the coalition...

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Suspect helped look for US missing women

Three US brothers have been arrested in connection with the kidnapping of three women in Ohio. Source: AAP THE suspect in the case of three US women rescued 10 years after they went missing, had been active in neighbourhood searches and vigils...

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Qld deal moves full NDIS step closer

Julia Gillard is closer to getting a nation-wide deal on disability care, as WA are yet to sign on. Source: AAP QUEENSLAND is ready to sign up to federal Labor's national disability care scheme, leaving Western Australia the only state not...

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China punishes officials in sex scandal

CHINA'S Communist Party has punished 21 officials over a scandal in which some of them were allegedly extorted by a developer after being secretly filmed in liaisons with hired women. The official Xinhua News Agency said on Tuesday the party's...

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Liam Jurrah fined in SA for drink driving

FORMER AFL player Liam Jurrah has been fined $1100 after being caught behind the wheel with a blood alcohol reading more than five times the legal limit. Jurrah, who is in custody in Alice Springs over allegations of assault against three women,...

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Protests outside Germany's neo-Nazi trial

Several organisations protested outside a German courthouse where a neo-Nazi trial is being held. Source: AAP DOZENS of anti-racist demonstrators have rallied outside a German courthouse where the biggest neo-Nazi murder trial in the country's...

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Bomb kills 3 at Pakistan political rally

A BOMB has torn through a Pakistan election rally killing three people and wounding 45 others in the first campaign attack on a political party in the northwestern tribal belt. The attack on Monday brings to 72 the number of people killed in violence...

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Nobel Prize winner de Duve dies at 95

A BELGIAN university says that biochemist Christian de Duve, who won the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine in 1974, has died in an act of euthanasia. He was 95. His university, UCL in Louvain-la-Neuve, confirmed it was a case of euthanasia...

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UK deputy speaker denies sex allegations

Nigel Evans has denied a gay rape charge, saying the allegations are "completely false". Source: AAP A DEPUTY speaker of Britain's lower house of parliament said that allegations of raping one man and sexually assaulting another were "completely...

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Killings up Sudan tensions in Abyei region

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has called for calm following the killing of a top chief in Sudan. Source: AAP TENSION and anger gripped the Abyei region disputed by Sudan and South Sudan after the killing of a tribal chief and a peacekeeper,...

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Road pricing would cut traffic: report

MAKING Aussie motorists pay to use roads would ease traffic congestion in the nation's major cities and help boost economic productivity, a report has found. The Grattan Institute report found a system of road pricing would also be a good way...

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