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The US President is expected to sign a new order today removing Iraq from the administration's list…

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India fights back on dramatic day in Bangalore

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India enjoys a strong day three in Bangalore, meaning Australia will now likely have a daunting…

Is the future of the platypus under threat?

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A study is scouring river beds and history books to determine what's likely to happen to the iconic and elusive platypus.

I Quit Sugar author on dealing with severe anxiety

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Author Sarah Wilson's crippling anxiety led her into deep investigation about what the hell life is all about.

'Aboriginalia' and the politics of Aboriginal kitsch

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Is it appropriate to own retro-trashy objects of 'Aboriginalia' when racism is still alive and well in Australia?

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'Sleepwalker' is a quiet song with brilliant piedmont style fingerpicking; and when Julie Byrne sings, you listen.

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Stories of civil war and strife at Perth Writers Festival

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Authors Rajith Savanadasa and Chinelo Okparanta discuss family, love and coming of age in nations divided by civil war.

The repercussions of rape: Accounts from a survivor and a perpetrator

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A survivor and the perpetrator of a single, devastating act of sexual violence began corresponding years after the event.

Cannibalism: How a widespread practice became society's ultimate taboo

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Throughout history, cannibalism is remarkably common - for reasons ranging from religion to macabre acts of murder.

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Being openly gay is effectively illegal in more than 70 countries, and can result in severe punishment, even death.

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'I worked very, very hard': Lyon on 8-wicket haul

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