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You can get it while trapped by fire...
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'Forget it...he hung up...bloody rude'
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Tony Abbott: swimming with sharks
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Firebug kids, teens charged in sting
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National
Labor to probe political donations
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World
IS guide to how to be a female jihadist
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Pyne 'hopes' PM still has the numbers
Senior cabinet minister Christoper Pyne says he 'hopes' Tony Abbott still holds the majority support of the Liberal party room.
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Comment
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The way to win the public's love is to be the past or future leader, not the current one.
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The morning after Abbott led the Coalition to a landslide victory in the federal election, Margie drove to the local shops.
Business
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Futures are pointing to another strong open but miners are set to come under pressure after iron ore slid.
Australian papers weigh on News Corp
Overall revenue at News Corp rises slightly but its Australian newspaper business suffers fall.
Weak $A sparks US investors
US investors are snapping up local equities on the Aussie dollar's weakness, experts say.
- Shares Prince sells down News stake
- Tax Big companies need to go public on tax
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- Currencies $A steadies after retail data shock
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- Banking Bankers savvy on deal code names
- Mining Exploration crucial for industry: Rio Tinto
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- Results Future Fund assets swell to $109bn
- Results REA Group's half-year profit surges
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Most shares are dragging their heels but since late last year gold miners have been going like the clappers.
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Economists worry that overseas weakness will spread to these shores.
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Just because dinner's outdoors doesn't make it OK to look like a slob.
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