headlines
Tuesday
28 February 2017
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MD defends shortwave radio cuts and tells Senate hearing ABC is not official emergency broadcaster
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Spy agency head tells Senate hearing that ‘small’ number of journalist information warrants granted in first such admission
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In interview with Fox, president says – without evidence – his predecessor ‘is behind’ demonstrations over travel ban and national security leaks
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spotlight
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When Alison Evans was a child, gender fluidity wasn’t represented in the world around them. Now an adult, they’re hoping to change that
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The shortlisted and commended entries for all categories of the Sony world photography awards are announced
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The Toulon owner Mourad Boudjellal has suggested there is a cocaine problem in professional rugby in France in the wake of the arrests of his club’s full back James O’Connor and the Racing 92 second row Ali Williams
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The former Manly coach has put his painful NRL departure behind him and is attempting to rebuild his reputation at grand old English club, Bradford
video and pictures
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In 1991, Shell produced a public documentary warning that trends in global temperatures raised serious risks of famines, floods and climate refugees
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Using x-rays and ultraviolet light, Alejandro Guijarro looks deep into the very fabric of old master paintings – and finds a mysterious world of light and shade
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President Donald Trump says Barack Obama is behind the recent protests against him
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Rules that allow politicians to use their rental allowance in Canberra to pay off a house owned by a family member are set by an independent tribunal, Liberal senator says
Wisdom of Ages
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PM announces arrest of man later named as Haisem Zahab, who faces foreign incursion charges over alleged advice to Isis on ‘high-tech weapons capability’
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Seven-week inquest into mass shooting in Tunisia due to end after coroner suggests conclusion of unlawful killing
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Animals at Moran market in Seongnam were kept in inhumane conditions and killed using electrocution, hanging and beating
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people
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Blogger is suing Mail Online writer over Twitter messages which allegedly implied Monroe condoned damaging war memorial
the big picture
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The Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of the best images from around the world
Race hate laws Liberal infighting begins after 18C report fails to suggest major changes