Iraqi militants 'executed 300 civilians'

ISLAMIC State extremists have executed around 300 Sunni Iraqis in retaliation for the government's launch of a major offensive to regain the western province of Anbar from the radical militia, security sources say. THE victims, members of local...

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Missing Sydney woman returns home

JESSICA Bialek has returned to her Sydney home after a public, emotional plea from her father following her disappearance. THE 38-year-old mother vanished from her Coogee home on Wednesday morning, sparking a desperate search by her family,...

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Accused NZ drug mule collapses in court

A NEW Zealander on trial for smuggling drugs into Bali has fainted in court after clutching at his chest and complaining he couldn't understand the court translation. ANTONY de Malmanche, 52, had to be carried from the Denpasar courthouse on...

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'Fake relative' claims Germanwings flights

GERMAN police are looking into an allegation that a woman got free flights to the south of France by pretending to be a relative of one of 150 people killed in the Germanwings crash. GERMANWINGS, the budget airline in the Lufthansa group, provided...

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Sex of second Royal baby still unknown

THE Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have thanked the public for their warm wishes ahead of the birth of their second child - but they still don't know if it will be a boy or girl. A HEAVILY pregnant Kate is expected to give birth towards the end of...

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Bayley shattered lives: Guy

ADRIAN Bayley's actions have had a huge impact, shattering the lives of many people. THAT'S why Victoria's Opposition Leader Matthew Guy says he's pledged a bipartisan approach to any reform of sentencing by the state government. Suppression...

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PM uses Nazi propaganda chief reference

FOUR years after comparing Tony Abbott to Joseph Goebbels, shadow attorney-general Mark Dreyfus was outraged when the prime minister used the same comparison in parliament. MR Abbott on Thursday labelled Opposition Leader Bill Shorten the "Dr...

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MH370 probe eyes 'asleep' Malaysia worker

THE Malaysian transport minister has vowed to take action against an air traffic control supervisor if it is confirmed that he was sleeping on the job when Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 disappeared a year ago. AN interim investigation report...

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Farmers in shock over banana disease scare

There are fears a fungal disease detected in a Queensland banana farm could decimate the industry. Source: AAP QUEENSLAND'S banana farmers always knew it was possible a devastating fungal disease could emerge in the state. AND now it...

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More Abbott leadership speculation: report

LESS than three weeks after Prime Minister Tony Abbott survived a party room vote, leadership tensions at the top of the government have emerged yet again. THE Seven Network and the ABC have reported that Malcolm Turnbull has been told he has...

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Aust plays part in comet rendezvous

IN the fields of human achievement, landing a washing machine sized probe onto a speeding comet millions of kilometres from earth must rank up there with man's first steps on the moon. THE stunning rendezvous occurred late last year when the...

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Tribute at UK parliament to French victims

HUNDREDS of British MPs, peers, parliamentary staff and journalists have gathered in Westminster Hall in London for a two minute silence in memory of the 12 people killed in the Paris terror attack. SPEAKER John Bercow led the vigil as the Big...

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Early weight gain 'ups asthma risk'

BABIES who rapidly gain weight in the first three months of life are more likely to develop asthma, a study has found. RESEARCHERS at the University of Bristol analysed information on height, weight and asthma symptoms in almost 10,000 people...

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Japanese whalers return, without harpoons

JAPANESE whalers are heading back to the Antarctic Ocean to carry out non-lethal research on whales after a UN court decision. TWO Japanese whaling ships without harpoons left from Shimonoseki port in western Japan, and their research will not...

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Freed Pakistan blasphemy-accused killed

A 52-YEAR-OLD Muslim man arrested for blasphemy in Pakistan has been killed by gunmen after being released from jail, police say. POLICE officer Mohammad Ayub said on Thursday that the bullet-riddled body of Aabid Mehmood was found the day before...

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Suicide attack kills 7 in Iraq

A SUICIDE bomber targeting a police checkpoint south of Baghdad has killed seven people, Iraqi officials say. POLICE officials said the bomber rammed his explosives-laden car into a police checkpoint in the town of Youssifiyah on Thursday, killing...

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Pakistan cricket legend Khan marries

PAKISTAN'S legendary cricket star and politician, Imran Khan, has tied the knot, ending weeks of speculation about whether one of the country's most famous bachelors was getting married for a second time. KHAN married Reham Khan, a former BBC...

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