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  1. Coronavirus fears send shares from records into freefall

    Australia's share market has joined Wall Street in a 10 per cent correction only a week after hitting record highs — the ABC's business editor Ian Verrender explains why.

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  2. The baboons make a break for it at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
  3. Train driver killed in derailment had warned of issues with line
  4. A-ha stars Magne Furuholmen and Morten Harket on returning to Australia

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