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Greek PM announces resignation, calls an early election
-NRN/Reuters Greece’s Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras resigned overnight, hoping to strengthen his hold on power in snap elections after seven months in office in which he fought Greece’s creditors for
NSW coroner ruled DPP can keep Monis bail documents private
The NSW coroner has granted the Director of Public Prosecutions permission to keep five documents secret from the public, relating to the bail conditions of Sydney siege gunman Man Haron
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Seven young Australians en route to Middle-East stopped at Sydney airport
Prime Minister Tony Abbott has confirmed 7 young men have been stopped from traveling overseas, amid concerns they were heading to the Middle East to join a jihadist group. Mr
Rockhampton: 6 months on from Cyclone Marcia
The Mayor of the Queensland city of Rockhampton says the city’s business community is still suffering following Tropical Cyclone Marcia. Today marks 6 months since almost 700 homes were destroyed
Lov iz art
Reidun Berntsen Tanya Loviz The majestic Blue Mountains are abundant with culture. There are many art galleries to get yourself lost in and inspired by, but one that stands out
Thai authorities believe bomber is foreign and working with two accomplices
-NRN/Reuters Thai police said that a suspect captured by CCTV cameras minutes before a bomb exploded at Bangkok’s Erawan shrine was a foreigner, and his appearance suggested he might be
Pistorius prison release delayed due to premature decision
-NRN/Reuters Oscar Pistorius will not be freed on parole this Friday because the decision to do so was made without the right legal basis, South Africa’s justice minister said overnight.
Kathy Jackson ordered to repay HSU $1.4 million
The Federal Court has ordered former Health Services Union boss Kathy Jackson to pay more than $1.3 million in compensation, for misappropriating union funds. The union had sued Ms Jackson
ACTU to proceed with action against Dyson Heydon
The Australian Council of Trade Unions has confirmed it will proceed with an application to have royal commissioner Dyson Heydon stood down. Lawyers for the ACTU obtained documents on Monday,