au-hotdailynews: 2014-11-29 Australia Australia

Six arrested in drug bust which seized 2.8 tonnes of MDMA and ...
ABC Online
Six people have been charged over what is believed to be Australia's second largest drug bust, police say. Approximately 2.8 tonnes of illicit drugs were seized, including 1917 kilograms of MDMA and 849 kilograms of methamphetamine, with a street value of ...

Australia's second largest drug bust nets $A1.5 billion haul   TVNZ
Police make second largest drug bust in Australian history   Sydney Morning Herald
Drugs worth $1.5 billion taken off the streets, making it the second largest drug ...   Herald Sun

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Schoolies eat illegal magic mushrooms in Bali
Sydney Morning Herald
Australian teenagers are munching on magic mushrooms while celebrating schoolies in Bali, despite warnings about the health effects and efforts by local police to criminalise and eradicate the hallucinogen drugs. Thousands of high school graduates have ...

Schoolies seek out tattoo parlours in Bali   The Age
Schoolies shame: Ugly side of Aussie teens' Bali frenzy   Perth Now
Bali's had a bellyful of our yobbo Schoolies   The Daily Telegraph

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storm clean-up continues
Yahoo!7 News
Residents around the South East are continuing to clean up two days after a violent storm struck the Brisbane area. About 2,000 customers are still without power, with Toowong and St Lucia being the worst affected areas. Some storm victims are still coming ...

12 hurt as storms batter Brisbane   Herald Scotland
Brisbane storm: Authorities continue to clean up after super cell storm   ABC Online
super storm cost goes through the roof   The Australian
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Australian student, teacher killed in bus crash during New Zealand tour; seven ...
ABC Online
An Australian student and a teacher have been killed and several others injured in a bus crash near Rotorua on New Zealand's north island. New Zealand police investigating the fatal crash near Reporoa, about 40 kilometres south of Rotorua, confirmed the ...

Sunshine Coast school's NZ trip ends in tragedy   The Age
Tourists killed in crash on school trip   Radio New Zealand
New Zealand bus crash kills two Australians, seven other passengers injured   Yahoo!7 News
New Zealand Herald
The West Australian
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All but one of 38 Sri Lankan asylum-seekers on boat sent back
The Australian
ONE Sri Lankan national on a boat of 38 asylum-seekers sent back by Australian authorities on the high seas last week has been transferred to an offshore processing centre. The boat was intercepted by Australia's coastguard northwest of the Cocos ...

Scott Morrison confirms 37 Sri Lankan asylum seekers were handed back   The Guardian
Share this story   Herald Sun
UN Committee finds Australia's asylum seeker policies 'concerning'   Radio New Zealand
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Shark attack closes Port Bouvard Beach south of Mandurah
ABC Online
A Western Australian beach south of Mandurah has been closed after a teenage boy was bitten by a shark. External Link: SLSWA tweet. The 13-year-old boy was surfing at Pyramids Beach, just south of the Dawesville Cut and about 80 kilometres south of ...

Boy bitten by shark at Port Bouvard   Sydney Morning Herald
Boy, 13, bitten by shark off WA beach   NEWS.com.au
Boy bitten by shark at Port Bouvard, south of Mandurah   The Age
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$20 billion power sale gets backing from former prime minister Paul Keating
The Daily Telegraph
FORMER Labor prime minister Paul Keating has backed Premier Mike Baird's $20 billion power sale and reignited his explosive feud with NSW Labor leader John Robertson, branding him an “obscurantist economic banshee”. A furious Mr Keating wrote to ...

Paul Keating wants Barangaroo harbour control tower demolished   The Age
Paul Keating backs NSW electricity privatisation plan   The Australian
Keating's Barangaroo vision realised   Sky News Australia
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ABC sets unchartered course on new priorities
The Australian
UNDER Mark Scott the ABC has made a conscious decision to find a way into every media opportunity thrown up by the ever-expanding digital world. And to fund this online, on-air and mobile expansion, Scott has opened up large gaps in regional Australia.
ABC can cope with cuts by leaving major live sport to commercial broadcasters   Brisbane Times

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How Clive Palmer almost set Annabel Crabb on fire
Gatton Star
Mark Furler Mark Furler is APN Australian Regional Media's group digital editor. He's an award-winning journalist who has lived and worked on Queensland's Sunshine Coast for more than 25 years. He's passionate about fighting for a better go for locals.
Roof kept falling in on Clive as he took aim at Victoria   Rockhampton Morning Bulletin
Senior Coalition MPs seek Clive Palmer backing for alternative to $7 GP co ...   Courier Mail

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Abbott plunges in polls
Stuff.co.nz
ROUGH PATCH: Australian PM Tony Abbott is facing attacks for his plans to cut spending. Tony Abbott, whose relentless taunts of Julia Gillard for breaking an election promise helped make him Australia's 28th prime minister, is suffering the biggest fall in ...

Abbott government's year ending with more doubt than delivery   The Age
Abbott's rudderless ship won't scrape by   Sydney Morning Herald
start fixing a damaged budget   The Australian (blog)

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