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High-profile anti-gay activist recruits one of anti-Islam campaigner to help him get his job back as an Army Reserve officer.
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Dutch liable for 300 Srebrenica deaths
A court in the Netherlands has ruled that the Dutch state was liable for more than 300 deaths in the Srebrenica massacre.
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Possible $12b hole in deficit plan
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Media moves could reshape industry
Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull is pushing ahead with media sector reform.
Miners lift shares with banks in reverse
Australian shares rose slightly after a slew of positive news from miners.
Banks dividend bonanza could fizzle
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Secret path for Chinese buyers
For years, wealthy Chinese have been transferring billions worth of their money overseas.
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Hawk call for draft overhaul
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Where have the goals gone?
Somewhere along the way, goalkicking became a responsibility rather than a joy.
